A Patchwork Quilt

Saturdays 5-6:30pm
hosted by Kevin Vance
Kevin Vance

Music from Celtic & American traditions, plus talks with singers & songwriters.

Hear the latest broadcast via our Local Music Player page.

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8:02am

Fri May 18, 2012
A Patchwork Quilt 5/19

A Special Patchwork Quilt this week

Host Kevin Vance featured music and interviews with Bruce Springsteen about his new recording, "Wrecking Ball".  Also,  locally grown folk violin player Mariel Vandersteel talked about her new CD called "Hickory", featuring the Norwegian Hardanger fiddle.  A couple of old friends will visit the show: Tracy Grammer will be talking about found recordings of her and her late partner Dave Carter, released recently on "Little Blue Egg", and singer/guitarist/dulcimer-player Claudia Schmidt celebrating a reissue of some of her best songs from years ago called "Bend In The River".  Listen anytime this week via KALW's Local Music Player.

2:43pm

Sun April 22, 2012
KALW Live On-Air Folk Fest 4/28

KALW's Latest Live On-Air Folk Festival

The KALW programmers who comprise the station's "Folk Zone" - JoAnn Mar and Bob Campbell of Folk Music & Beyond, Kevin Vance of A Patchwork Quilt, and Peter Thompson of Bluegrass Signal - recognized a common commitment to presenting live music on the radio featuring some of the Bay Area's finest local talent.  In 1999, they decided to dedicate one Saturday of programming to a combination of the three shows: a live broadcast, direct from the KALW studio. They called it the "On Air Folk Festival," and it was such a success that they've repeated it at least twice a year ever since.  Here's what aired last Saturday...listen anytime this week via KALW's Local Music Player!

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12:18pm

Fri January 13, 2012
A Patchwork Quilt - 1/14/12

A Patchwork Quilt - MLK Tribute

Saturday, 1/14 at 5pm (listen NOW via KALW's Local Music Player!).  Host Kevin Vance offers his award-winning broadcast special in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.   Excerpts of speeches given by Dr. King will be interspersed with musical selections both historic and topical relevant to the struggle for civil rights.  Musicians we'll hear will include Sweet Honey In The Rock, Pete Seeger, and Stevie Wonder. 

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