Radio Free D'ni

korovev · **Posted:** Wed Oct 30, 2019 4:06 pm

I’d suggest using this tool next (summer) time.

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Nov 08, 2019 1:01 pm

Thanks, Korovev. I usually end up saying to myself "how difficult is it to just add an hour to the time" and then manage to add it the wrong way round...
I have now pre-calculated the changes for next year and stored them in my massive workbook of RFD show lists. Let's see if that works.
The last confusion was the result of me thinking that, since I'd had to add an hour in the spring, I'd have to subtract an hour in the Autumn. I had not reckoned with the fact that the US goes to DST before the UK and Europe, and goes back from DST after the UK and Europe, so the time change is the same in both seasons. So I carefully out-thought myself...

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Nov 08, 2019 1:05 pm

Coming up this Sunday, 10th November, Radio Free D'ni will bring you the second of two programs about the band Chicago, this one covering from 1978 to 2014, the period after founder guitarist Terry Kath's death and the band's split with producer James William Guercio. Join us from 8:00 pm UK time, 1:00 pm US Mountain Time as Chicago goes disco, turns poppy, does Big Band covers and returns to its roots.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on

http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to

http://www.urutunes.com

and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

join us in game where we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Nov 22, 2019 12:58 am

Join us on Radio Free D'ni this Sunday, November 24th, as we follow the bassist Dave Pegg in some of the many groups he has played in. Fairport Convention and Jethro Tull are the best-known, and we'll hear from both of them, plus John Martyn, Sandy Denny and Richard and Linda Thompson, and perhaps Nick Drake too. The preshow will contain three tracks of "before he was famous" groups, the Uglys, the Exceptions and the Dave Peace Quartet. All this will only cover the first half of his career, the second will be the subject of a later show.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

For those in Myst Online we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

AlanD · **Posted:** Fri Dec 06, 2019 11:00 pm

On Sunday, 8th December, Radio Free D'ni will broadcast its final regular show of 2019. We will be showing you the works of Elton John and Bernie Taupin, through tracks from both the man himself and other artists who have covered their songs. Join us, and become a Rocketeer.

There may or may not be a Christmas offering from RFD, it will depend very much on folks availability, which we will sort out in the next few days, and then see if a suitable slot is available.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

For those in Myst Online we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Dec 14, 2019 12:52 am

Tomorrow, Saturday 14th December, at 13 KI, 8pm UK time, 15:00 Eastern Time, Radio Free D'ni will present our Christmas Special, a one-hour show of Christmas music from a selection of genres that we hope will be new to you or at least different from the run-of-the-mill stuff. Malaclypse and Root Beer will present the show, the rest of the team is unavailable for reasons of a) depression over UK election vote b) prior commitments that moved a day without warning c)another excuse needed to complete a three-part list. Tracks have been selected from all our stashes, and it will be good

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about three hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time and will last for about an hour, and there may be some postshow music to finish things off.

For those in Myst Online we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

AlanD · **Posted:** Sat Jan 04, 2020 1:50 am

On Sunday 5th January, Radio Free D'ni (Edison Rex, Root Beer, Malaclypse, Hugh and myself) will broadcast our first show of 2020. As in previous years, we will take the opportunity to look at the music of some of the performers we lost in the year just gone. The roll of honour includes Alan Pearlman (of ARP synthesiser fame), Ginger Baker, Doris Day, Marie Fredrikssen, Hal Blaine and Ted McKenna. We have a wide-ranging selection of music for you, so tune in early, tune in often, to Radio Free D'ni.

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on

http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to

http://www.urutunes.com

and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time (KI time) and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

For those in Myst Online we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City, and if you are in Second Life you can find our rebroadcast in TJ's Dance Hall, hosted by Ainia DaFente

AlanD · **Posted:** Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:11 pm

This coming Sunday, 19th January, on Radio Free D'ni: the second of two shows on the Jethro Tull and Fairport Convention bassist Dave Pegg, picking up from where we left him in 1983, but with some looking back.
This show will include more of his work outside the two main bands, with some Nick Drake, a very prog-fusion bit of folk with Dan Ar Braz, tracks from the brilliant Jerry Donahue album Telecasting plus Ralph McTell, John Martyn, Dave Swarbrick, Simon Nicol and more recently Chris Leslie and P.J. Wright. All spicing up a plum pudding of Tull and Fairport tracks. How do we manage to pack it all into two hours? Well, there's the 30 minute pre and postshow sets too, of course, but we don't talk about, sorry, during those.

Join us on Sunday and see if we manage to peg out. As in Cribbage of course...

To find Radio Free D'ni, use the internet links posted next to Stream Links: at the top of the home page on
http://radiofreedni.org

Or go to
http://www.urutunes.com
and choose the Radio Free D'ni button.

The stream will only be active for about four hours, starting from approximately 7:15 pm (UK) with a silent stream (that will still allow you to connect to it) followed by preshow music beginning at about 7:30 pm (UK).

The main show starts at 8 pm UK, 9 pm European (CET), 1 pm US Mountain Time (KI time) and will last for about two hours, and there will be about half an hour of postshow music to finish things off.

In the cavern, we meet on the plaza of the public instance of the City.

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