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Oasis for March 10, 2013
9:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Electronic and acoustic New Age music with Montana Public Radio host Joan Richarde.
Playlist:
Program Name: OASIS
Date Of Broadcast: 3-10-2013
Host Producer: Joan Richarde
1. Douglas Blue Feather - Wind Talker - Flute Medicine - Spirit Hawk Records - 2012 - -
2. R. Carlos Nakai & William Eaton - Unfolding Sky - Ancestral Voices - Canyon Records - 1992 - -
3. Coyote Oldman - Night Forest - In Beauty I Walk - The Best of Coyote Oldman - Hearts of Space - 1997 - -
4. R. Carlos Nakai & William Eaton - In The Silver Glow - Ancestral Voices - Canyon Records - 1992 - -
5. Scott August - Thunder on the Mesa - Lost Canyons - Cedar Mesa - 2007 - -
6. Scott August - Raven Dance - Lost Canyons - Cedar Mesa - 2007 - -
7. R. Carlos Nakai - Spirit Horses - Concerto for Native American Flute and Chamber Orchestra - Spirit Horses - The Music of James DeMars - Canyon - 1991 - - ...music composed by James DeMars
8. Anton Mizerak, Karl Joseph & Chuck Wilson - Blue Odyssey - Desert Bloom - Shastasong - 1997 - -
9. [10pm ID & Playlist Break] - - - - - -
10. Bird, Clipman, Redhouse & Eaton - Hidden Springs - Ananeah - Singing Wolf Records - 2006 - - Arvel Bird, Will Clipman, Mary Redhouse & William Eaton
11. Bird, Clipman, Redhouse & Eaton - The Touch of Flying Sparks - Ananeah - Singing Wolf Records - 2006 - -
12. Mizerak, Joseph & Wilson - Fire Dance - Desert Bloom - Shastasong - 1997 - -
13. Scott August - Where Spirits Dwell - Lost Canyons - Cedar Mesa - 2007 - -
14. Mizerak, Joseph & Wilson - Dreamscapes - Desert Bloom - Shastasong - 1997 - -
15. Bird, Clipman, Redhouse & Eaton - Havasupai Lullaby - Ananeah - Singing Wolf Records - 2006 - -
16. Coyote Oldman - Tear Of The Moon - In Beauty I Walk - The Best of Coyote Oldman - Hearts of Space - 1997 - -
17. R. Carlos Nakai & William Eaton - Sun March - Carry The Gift - Canyon Records - 1988 - -
18. R. Carlos Nakai & William Eaton - [title cut] - Carry The Gift - Canyon Records - 1988 - -
The impressionists called them tone poems. These days it’s called New Age. Montana Public Radio host Joan Richarde guides listeners with this emotional, inspirational, flowing music for Sunday night.
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