Graffiti on Canvas

Local Collector Matthew Files will be on hand to discuss his collection of Parisian Graffiti Artists currently showing at the Raven Cafe on Friday Night.

The “Graffiti on Canvas’’ show features six large pieces(10’ x 5’) of graffiti art, the combined work of Bom.k, Iso, Jaw, Lime, Kan,Brusk, known collectively as the graffiti crew Da Mental Vaporz from Paris, France.

As a crew and individually, the Da Mental Vaporz are known on the streets and ingalleries around the world. Their unique style of aerosol art will be ondisplay at The Raven from March 24th through May 4th.

Spring is Upon Us

Spring has flung itself upon us with beautiful abandon, hinting at a wonderful opening for our rooftop deck. We are still a couple of months away from the official opening, but just imagine how nice it will be if the current weather is any sort of gauge. Meanwhile, we have plenty planned to keep you occupied...

This Week:

Monday: Pizza, Pitcher and a Picture Night continues with arguably the greatest film ever made (at least to me)...Raiders of the Lost Ark starring Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones. 8pm



Tuesday: Ben and Miguel are putting together a Spanish inspired menu. The food will be amazing and the entertainment should be as well. Earth Day is right around the corner, and a benefit is being held to help raise funds for the local celebration. Vaudvillian by design, the guests will be too many to name, and too eclectic to adequately describe. Starts at 7pm.

Wednesday: Our burgers get more famous by the week, come find out what all the fuss is about.

Thursday: Musee Mecanique returns to the Raven stage from Portland, Oregon. Imagine Brian Wilson and Sparklehorse reinventing the future in a time machine filled with the memories of a 1930's boardwalk amusement park. Positively enchanting in every manner. You will love this band. 8pm

Friday: The Denise Allen Band returns for an evening of local blues and international dance moves. 8pm

Saturday: Shri weekend continues with...Shri, the international blues phenomena. There will be a lot of people here for this show, and the dancing will be reckless. 8pm

Sunday: After such a long weekend you deserve a relaxing brunch, and no one does it better than the Raven. Jonathon Best will be on the old upright.

Your Album of the Week: The Patsy Cline box set...sure, it's more than one album, but you can never have enough Patsy Cline, and few albums sound better on a warm night with the windows open and the lights dimmed. If you've already got all of Patsy's albums, try Neko Case, in my opinion the modern day Patsy Cline. Blacklisted is a great album to start with.

Until Again,

Raven

One Special Night of Song

Happy Easter. For those of you who keep up with the rules of fashion, you can break out the seersucker and lace up the white shoes. You've got a straight run til labor day...enjoy! The weather is far to beautiful to spend much time inside, but remember...too much sun is not good for you, and we offer a great environment to get together with your friends and talk about your most recent and futures ventures into the outdoors...it's all about the wildflowers.


Monday: Pizza, Pitcher and a Picture night continues with the best personal pizzas in town, great deals on pitchers, and "Romancing the Stone" starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. It's like Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom meets Twins and Crocodile Dundee without the added stylings of Danny Devito and Paul Hogan. 8pm





Tuesday: Ben and Miguel are exploring a new face of Texas. Goat Cheese and Smoked Duck Nachos, Chicken Skewers with a Chipotle Peanut Sauce, Grilled Mahi with a Citrus and Mixed Berry Salad, BBQ Brisket, Veggie Enchiladas with Pueblo Mole, Cornbread, and a few other surprises.

Wednesday: Ben and Cody have created the best burgers in Northern Arizona. Join them on their quest to conquer the rest of the country.

Thursday: It's Soul Food night with musical guests Monday Night Bluegrass. We had a blast last time they were here, and this show promises to be even better. 7pm

Friday: Rolling Stone Magazine says, "Her vocal and lyrical beauty is unmatched." This American Life says, " She sings with a sweet, heartbreaking majesty. Her songs are beautiful, timeless, and transporting." She's been lauded all over the country and throughout the rest of the world as captivating, stunning, and amazingly talented. Devon Sproule is making her first appearance at the Raven.

She will be touring with the equally talented Natalie D Napoleon.

THIS IS ANOTHER HUGE SHOW FOR US...YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS SHOW! Miguel will be making his equally famous ribs. 8pm

Saturday: Tapas, Raven-Style with a night of hip shaking and booty moving music provided by local favorites Blue Wail. 8pm
Sunday: Don't miss brunch on Sunday...There's no better place to spend your morning planning your afternoon's activities. Jonathon Best will be on the Old Upright.

Your Album Of The Week: I was visiting with Ramsay Midwood this week, and we agreed our favorite new album right now is The Dexateens "Hardwire Healing". They are the most interesting band coming out of the deep south at present. It's roll the windows down, turn up the radio, and love the spring kind of music.

Until Again

Raven

Big Daddy D and the Dynamites at The Raven

After winning the Phoenix Blues Society's 2007 Arizona Blues Showdown, Big Daddy D and the Dynamites went on to the annual International Blues Competition in Memphis this year.

Now their back and took the stage at The Raven Cafe last night with a supremely confident and relaxed take on "let the good times roll."

Champion Blues

Thanks to everyone who came out for St Patrick's. It is, however, a holiday that celebrates nationalism, and I'm not Irish, so it doesn't take me long to move on...

The remainder of the week:

Wednesday: From Portland, Oregon...Carrie Clark returns to the Raven. A growing favorite here, and so good we billed her with Mark Olson. She sounds a little like the Cowboy Junkies meet Merle Haggard meet Neko Case in Patsy Cline's sepia-toned jukebox. Also, from Seattle, Washington, Camille Bloom will be opening the show sounding a bit more like Shawn Colvin meets Patty Griffin meets Elvis Costello. 8pm

Thursday: Jonathon Best has played here with more bands than you can count on both hands, but none showcase his talents better than Jonathon, alone with a keyboard, a host of household appliances, and a looping machine. 8pm

Friday: Local band Big Daddy D and The Dynamites recently won the title of "Arizona's Best Blues Band," and was sent to Memphis for the national competition. It's hard to compete with the best of Illinois, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee and Michigan when it comes to the blues, but no matter, guitarist Freddy Cisneros has already played with some of the most legendary players you can think of. There may be better blues bands in the Mississippi Delta, but not much better. Come see why these guys are great. 8pm

Saturday: Long Live Logos return for a night of fusion idie-funk in the stylings of Grandmaster Flash meets Bright Eyes. Local band Madison County shares the bill. This promises to be a fun night. 8pm

Your Album Of The Week: R.E.M. is inarguably the biggest band to come out of Georgia in the 1980's, but there was another band, critically praised, but tragically overlooked and forgotten. Guadalcanal Diary was similar to REM in musical stylings, but lyrically, much more literary and decipherable. Their first album, "Walking In The Shadow Of The Big Man" is a masterpiece of 80's southern college guitar-driven jangle-pop.

Until Again

Raven

Saint Pat's at The Raven Cafe

St. Patrick's Day is upon us.

Around town folks will be crawling from pub to pub (technically bar to bar), which forces us to ask the question, "Why drag yourself along the sidewalk to a green Miller Lite when you can sit upright at The Raven, choose from any one of our great Irish imports, have a traditional Irish dinner, and listen to raucous piano music?"


Brian is putting together a number of beer specials for you, or, if you don't drink, have a green tea. Sure, the tea may be Chinese, but it's officially endorsed by the Dublin Leprechaun Tea Society (I think).

Ben and Miguel are working up a menu to feature many Irish favorites such as bangers and mash, corn-beef and cabbage, pot pies, and lamb.

Dave Manning, a returning favorite, will entertain you throughout the evening with his engaging piano stylings that fit in somewhere between Jerry Lee Lewis, Greg Brown, and Tom Waits.

I'll be sending out an e-mail for the rest of the week by tomorrow evening. In the meantime, I worked up a little story for you if you are interested.

Until Again

Raven
























Why the Leprechauns Moved To Alabama

by: Newt Lynn

1845 promised to be a good year for the people of Connacht. As the last pints were raised to the new year, spirits were high with boundless possibility.

The local planning committee had been busy tying up loose ends for the coming "Annual Connacht Potato Festival", and only a faint worry was cast over what mischievous prank might be unleashed by the local leprechauns when the tourists came round this year. The previous year had seen the Guiness kegs drained and refilled with Tangy (an early version of Tang), and the year before that Mr. Donnely's champion pedigree sheep dogs had been neutered. Nothing more than monkey business to be sure, but it was always a little embarrassing to the conservative locals since no one had actually seen one of these "leprechauns," and consequently were unable to pin the blame on something no one else believed in anyway.

The Leprechauns, for their part, had been living out in the woods for generations. They were a bitter bunch, small in stature, and constantly seeking retribution for what they called, "centuries of height discrimination."

To be fair, not one of them had sought employment in recorded leprechaun history, so it's hard to determine if "height discrimination" actually plagued their community. Still, they made do grabbing the occasional sheep or chicken that strayed too far from the group, prolifically reproducing like rabbits in the shamrock patch, and picking up loose change (kept in a community pot).

In truth, it's most likely their frustration came about from locals occasionally stumbling upon their change pots and stealing off with them. As the leprechauns saw it, 1845 was going to be their year.

Tuatha, or Tuty as he was known in the leprechaun community, had been head of the mischief committee for the past 300 years.

Short on ideas, and fearful of repetition, Tuty asked the advice of his old friend Clontarf, the amateur chemist and part-time hack wizard of the group. Clontarf had an idea. He'd been working on a potion that could be spread across the potato fields and would turn the crops sweet potato orange…a horrific notion since the town's reputation had been built on the classic Irish white potatoes everyone loved and celebrated.

Unfortunately, Clontarf's potion turned out to be a pathogenic water mould (later identified as Phytophthora infestans). Within months the mould had spread across Ireland, devastating potato crops. Within a year the Irish potato famine was on.

As Ireland reeled in devastation, the leprechauns hit the road. A simple prank could be forgiven; a 7 year famine tends to raise the bar of national frustration, and led to a banishment of all things imaginary in Ireland.

Being on an island, the road can only go so far. Soon, a little ship was built and the leprechauns set sail. The trade winds blew, the boat rocked, and a hundred years later land was spotted. As the ship washed up on shore the leprechauns knew they had found a new land indeed.

Large wheeled vehicles sped up and down the beach flying bright red flags of stars and bars. The music was loud, electric, and the tune was "Sweet Home Alabama." The new land was called Mobile.

For the leprechauns, life in Mobile has been filled with ups and downs. On the up side, the concern over height discrimination has taken a back seat to weight problems brought on by an new fried diet and the recent mullet fad. On the down side, change doesn't linger on the ground long enough to build up the community pot much. Still, life in the new world has been quiet, relatively uneventful, and relaxing. That is, until…

This Weekend on Coyote Radio

Once again, we're down at Studio A in The Raven Cafe building as part of DJ for a Day, the chance for ordinary Prescottonians to take over the airwaves and play their own tunes.

Here is a calendar of recording times.

While we are all absorbed in getting these fledgling DJ's on the air, we'll be playing a selection of tunes from our song library for folks listening in south Prescott over our experimental low power AM broadcast, AM1670 on your dial. Let us know when you hear us!

The Raven Crew - Back in Action!

Altitude: 27700 feet ... Temperature: -40 F ... Speed: Fast

At least, that's the information I'm able to put together as I start typing this e-mail. There's much to report, and much that will remain unreported (some things are best left behind borders).

It’s been a week since last our paths crossed…We know you missed us, and we missed you, but we got a lot of work done, and a little relaxin’ as well.

The first big steps have been taken toward the completion of the rooftop deck, and we are excited to be able to share the process with you as it happens. This past week accounted for a lot of the internal structural work, and the weeks to come will see a lot of external activity as work begins on the wave pool and zip line (this may or may not be true). Feel free to inquire along the way. It’s going to be a learning process forus all.


In the meantime, it’s back to business…

Monday: Pizza, Pitcher, and a Picture Night continues with an eclectic array of great pizzas and the beginning of 80's adventure month...Crocodile Dundee starring Paul Hogan who later went on to Subaru commercial fame. 8:30pm



Tuesday: Ben and Miguel are back in the kitchen for a Welcome Back Chef’s Choice Menu. Expect a variety of favorites prepared by the best in town. Music for the evening will be provided by the Prescott Playboys. Dinner and Dancing starts at 6pm.

Wednesday: It’s Burger Wednesday as we continue to show what it means to have the best burger in town. Then…it’s Verde Watershed Wednesday, an evening of art, music, and learning about The Verde Watershed Conservation group.

Thursday: We’ll be serving up Creole-Soul Fare,and setting the stage for a musical favorites return…From Austin, The Just Desserts are back and bringing a full band this time. Every show garners a bigger turnout and a better response. Come out and see what all the fuss is about. 8pm

Friday: Miguel’s cooking ribs…then…It’s a little Cabaret, it’s a little burlesque, it’s a little Billie Holiday dancing on Tom Waits' gramaphone player in a sepia toned New Orleans hotel room. It’s Vermillion Lies…7pm…Then it’s the festival launch jazz jam session for the Prescott Jazz Summit. Rumor has some of Duke Ellington’s Orchestra in town. We make no promises they will show up, but we’re working hard to get them here. 8pm

Saturday: Tapas, Raven Style, and Dennis Garvey and Remedy return for a night of southern-inspired swamp-blues boogie. Think the New Orleans Radiators meets Little Feat meets John Mooney. 8pm

Sunday: The Raven welcomes you to a beautiful brunch with music by a stripped-down version of The Just Desserts. This is a not to be missed opportunity to experience a beautiful brunch with these special musicians. Music starts at 10am.

Your album of the week: Duke Ellington “Ellington at Newport 1956.” The crowd literally went so crazy that Ellington had to leave the stage for a moment to let them calm down. It’s one of the few times you can hear jazz fans get as worked up as teenagers seeing Elvis or John Lennon for the first time.

Until Again,

Raven

DJ for a Day - This Could Be You

If you saw the article in last Friday's Scene section in the Daily Courier, you may have just heard about KYXS, Coyote Radio's Day for a Day event.

Every Saturday and Sunday in March, we are opening Studio A at The Raven Cafe for people to put their favorite tunes on the air.

The sessions include a Coyote Radio volunteer to do the tech stuff and help you out. DJ's can use songs from our library or bring their own on CD or a USB drive.

The sessions are recorded for broadcasting over our low power AM channel (AM1670) and webcasting, when our radio signal goes on line, April 1st. Because the session is not live, any mistakes can be edited out.

Sessions last one hour. To sign up, email me at andrew@coyoteradio.org

For more information about DJ for a Day, you can go here and here.

To see what the schedule looks like so far, go here.

This Weekend on Coyote Radio

Howdy Coyotistas!
Our seventh weekend of experimental community radio broadcasting on AM 1670, started with volunteer Phil Hammon and I tweaking the station mixing board, software and preamps.

Some good news came out of this: the weekend broadcast can now be heard on south Mount Vernon Street, down White Spar Road to town and spots further north in town. Amusingly, the signal is very strong directly in front of Yavapai County Jail on Gurley Street. Please let us know when you first hear the broadcast so we can adjust our broadcast map.

Another cool Bit of Coyote this weekend: Prescott Mayor Jack Wilson appears on Prescott Arts Beat on our sister station, KJZA (89.5FM) this Sunday, March 9th at noon. Hizzoner will be answering questions about his 2050 Visioning Committee and wait til you hear this Andrew's 5 Big Questions!


On to the AM 1670 broadcast for this weekend! This weekend we bring you DJ sets from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Carey Wade's "Imaginary Roller Skating Rink Soundtrack" and Sarah Lehigh's "Spotlight on: The B52's;" also famed alt-60's DJ Leslie Stevens' off the beaten path good time oldies, an interview with hot new noir crime fiction writer Megan Abbott, Bob Wright's Baseball History, Coyote Radio Theater explores the nature of evil squirrel's again and a whole lot more.

Tune in, Stay in and warm up, that's what we say!
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Remember, every weekend in March is "DJ for a Day" month at KYXS - Coyote Radio!
To spin a set of your own tunes in Studio A, click.
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This weekend on on KYXS - Coyote Radio you can hear: Saturday and Sunday (all times are approximate)

(8:30 am) DJ Leslie Stevens' Route 66 Good Time Oldies Show - This Seligman, AZ resident makes a syndicated show of alt-pop rock from the '60's. The Big Boss Sound of Route 66! This week's theme: Novelty Songs!

(9:30 am) Democracy Now! - Amy Goodman and company return with another dose of news that doesn't originate at Spin Central. Headlines for March 6, 2008; Democratic Race Enters New Phase with Focus on Penn. Primary, Role of Florida & Michigan Delegates Questioned, President Bush Endorses Sen. John McCain, Canadian PM Says Leaked NAFTA Memo Was “Blatantly Unfair”, Report: Humanitarian Situation in Gaza Worst Since 1967, US Pressures Abbas to Resume Talks with Israel, Obama & Clinton Express Support for Israel’s Actions in Gaza, Iraq Moves Toward Signing Deals with Foreign Oil Firms, Suspected Shiite Death Squad Leaders Acquitted, Turkey Resumes New Air Strikes in Northern Iraq, OAS Accuses Colombia of Violating Ecuador’s Sovereignty, Gates: US “Very Supportive” of Colombia’s Anti-FARC Efforts, Correa Defends Cutting Off Diplomatic Ties, Housing Market in Deepest Downswing Since Depression, FBI Admits Improper Use of National Security Letters in 2006, Rising Food Prices Forces Cuts in Food Aid, Bipartisan Senators Push to Block Media Ownership Rules, Explosion Reported at Armed Recruiting Station in Times Square.

KYXS, Coyote Radio, is the only radio partner of Democracy Now! in Yavapai County.

(10:30 am) In For Questioning - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Angie Johnson-Schmit interviews hot new noir crime fiction writer Megan Abbott. Sez Angie, "In this week's episode, we talk with Megan about the slippery definition of noir, the women of noir (both those who write/wrote it and the characters in it), and the new anthology A Hell of a Woman: An Anthology of Female Noir. We also discuss her novel Queenpin's Broadway musical potential and the best way to get those pesky bloodstains out of your favorite cocktail dress."

Tune in for the interview show that goes beyond "just the facts, m'am."

(11am) Coyote Radio Theater - "War of the Squirrels" In another visit to our friends in Everybody's Hometown, Crest Top, Arizona (pronounced Crest Tup, rhymes with "messed up"), we encounter a fiendish plot by evil mutant squirrels to take over the world. Only our hero, disgraced morning zoo DJ Don Murphy can save us all from the demon rodents. Also, a commercial about the Arizona Shakespeare Society's production of "Hamlet on the Hindenberg."

(11:20 am) Baseball History - Bob Wright walks us down the hallowed halls of the National Past Time, including stops in all forms of the field. This week includes a spotlight on Dolph Camilli, the Phillies/Dodgers stalwart whose free-swinging style garnered as many strikeouts as homers.

(11:30 am) Prescott Arts Beat - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Ben Dickey, Kitchen Manager at the Raven Cafe is on a mission - every Wed. night he's reinventing the hamburger, trying to go beyond the same-same fried meat sandwich to unknown culinary heights. Oh, and in his timeoff, he's a rock star. Includes Andrew's 5 Big Questions.

(12:20 pm) Crazy Dog Audio Theatre - "Invasion from Planet Vampire" Roger Gregg's hilarious send up of sci fi convention, taped at a Sci Fi convention in Ireland. Its just the best radio theatre happening in the English speaking world today. Just ask the Irish Times. Or the Coyote Radio staff.

(1:00 pm) DJ - "Imaginary Roller Skating Rink Soundtrack" - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Carey Wade puts together a night at the oval for us all. With the demise of Roller Rave here in Prescott, this is your only chance - even if imaginary - to get out and roller boogie. Includes songs by Tracy Ullman, Kylie Minogue, the Ronettes, Hot Chip, Sugar Ray, Danger, ABBA and many others. Let us know if you'd like to hear more roller skating music! If you'd like to try playing the music you like over the radio, click here.

(1:50 pm) DJ - Spotlight on The B-52's - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Sarah Lehigh's celebrates the upcoming album release by the Athens, GA party band. Includes two songs from the still unreleased album and if these are any indictation, we have our next summer soundtrack. If you'd like to spotlight your favorite musical artist or any kind of DJ work, click here.

(2:50 pm) DJ Leslie Stevens' Route 66 Good Time Oldies Show - This Seligman, AZ resident makes a syndicated show of alt-pop rock from the '60's. The Big Boss Sound of Route 66! This week's theme: Novelty Songs!

(3:50 pm) Democracy Now! - Amy Goodman and company return with another dose of news that doesn't originate at Spin Central. Headlines for March 6, 2008; Democratic Race Enters New Phase with Focus on Penn. Primary, Role of Florida & Michigan Delegates Questioned, President Bush Endorses Sen. John McCain, Canadian PM Says Leaked NAFTA Memo Was “Blatantly Unfair”, Report: Humanitarian Situation in Gaza Worst Since 1967, US Pressures Abbas to Resume Talks with Israel, Obama & Clinton Express Support for Israel’s Actions in Gaza, Iraq Moves Toward Signing Deals with Foreign Oil Firms, Suspected Shiite Death Squad Leaders Acquitted, Turkey Resumes New Air Strikes in Northern Iraq, OAS Accuses Colombia of Violating Ecuador’s Sovereignty, Gates: US “Very Supportive” of Colombia’s Anti-FARC Efforts, Correa Defends Cutting Off Diplomatic Ties, Housing Market in Deepest Downswing Since Depression, FBI Admits Improper Use of National Security Letters in 2006, Rising Food Prices Forces Cuts in Food Aid, Bipartisan Senators Push to Block Media Ownership Rules, Explosion Reported at Armed Recruiting Station in Times Square.

KYXS, Coyote Radio, is the only radio partner of Democracy Now! in Yavapai County.

(4:50 pm) In For Questioning - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Angie Johnson-Schmit interviews hot new noir crime fiction writer Megan Abbott. Sez Angie, "In this week's episode, we talk with Megan about the slippery definition of noir, the women of noir (both those who write/wrote it and the characters in it), and the new anthology A Hell of a Woman: An Anthology of Female Noir. We also discuss her novel Queenpin's Broadway musical potential and the best way to get those pesky bloodstains out of your favorite cocktail dress."

Tune in for the interview show that goes beyond "just the facts, m'am."

(5:20 pm) Coyote Radio Theater - "War of the Squirrels" In another visit to our friends in Everybody's Hometown, Crest Top, Arizona (pronounced Crest Tup, rhymes with "messed up"), we encounter a fiendish plot by evil mutant squirrels to take over the world. Only our hero, disgraced morning zoo DJ Don Murphy can save us all from the demon rodents. Also, a commercial about the Arizona Shakespeare Society's production of "Hamlet on the Hindenberg."

(5:40 pm) Baseball History - Bob Wright walks us down the hallowed halls of the National Past Time, including stops in all forms of the field. This week includes a spotlight on Dolph Camilli, the Phillies/Dodgers stalwart whose free-swinging style garnered as many strikeouts as homers.

(5:50 pm) Prescott Arts Beat - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Ben Dickey, Kitchen Manager at the Raven Cafe is on a mission - every Wed. night he's reinventing the hamburger, trying to go beyond the same-same fried meat sandwich to unknown culinary heights. Oh, and in his timeoff, he's a rock star. Includes Andrew's 5 Big Questions.

(6:40 pm) Crazy Dog Audio Theatre - "Invasion from Planet Vampire" Roger Gregg's hilarious send up of sci fi convention, taped at a Sci Fi convention in Ireland. Its just the best radio theatre happening in the English speaking world today. Just ask the Irish Times. Or the Coyote Radio staff.

(7:30 pm) DJ - "Imaginary Roller Skating Rink Soundtrack" - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Carey Wade puts together a night at the oval for us all. With the demise of Roller Rave here in Prescott, this is your only chance - even if imaginary - to get out and roller boogie. Includes songs by Tracy Ullman, Kylie Minogue, the Ronettes, Hot Chip, Sugar Ray, Danger, ABBA and many others. Let us know if you'd like to hear more roller skating music! If you'd like to try playing the music you like over the radio, click here.

(8:30 pm) DJ - Spotlight on The B-52's - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Sarah Lehigh's celebrates the upcoming album release by the Athens, GA party band. Includes two songs from the still unreleased album and if these are any indictation, we have our next summer soundtrack. If you'd like to spotlight your favorite musical artist or any kind of DJ work, click here.

Also this weekend: on our sister station, KJZA (89.5FM) you can hear Prescott's Mayor, Jack Wilson featured on Prescott Arts Beat (Sundays at noon.)

Check out our blog to find out about all the happenings at our roost, The Raven Cafe.
http://theravencafe.blogspot.com/

The AM 1670 LPAM broadcast is currently heard in Southside Prescott. Reports of people hearing the show range from Haisley Homestead to the Compass Bank parking lot, including The Foothills and Summit Pointe Estates. The signal seems strongest currently during the day and car radios seem to pick it up better.

If you hear us, please let us know, either through a comment here or via email to andrew@coyoteradio.org.

And, as always, if you'd like a show of your own - please let us know!

your radio pal,

Andrew Johnson-Schmit


Andrew Johnson-Schmit
Chairman, Coyote Radio
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AM 1670
Prescott, AZ USA
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This Weekend on Coyote Radio

Hey, you're on your own this weekend, kids! Since this is the start of our March project, "DJ for a Day," we're all down at The Raven Cafe hooking up Joe Prescott with a chance to try out being a real radio DJ for an hour.

So, while Parker and Wells and Monika are getting their groove on in Studio A, our transmission this weekend will be DJ work by DJ's who've already submitted their sets to KYXS, Coyote Radio. Enjoy!