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Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Prairie
This time next year, Brody Joens and Ryan Neubuaer will be finishing up their first year at Dordt University and Wartburg College, respectively. But today they are guest DJs on KCCK, representing Prairie Jazz I. They tell the story of how Gordon Goodwin’s “Jazz Police” became the unofficial theme “rev-up” tune for Jazz I this …
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Linn-Mar
Shhh! Don’t tell, but Cavan O’Hara confesses during his guest DJ hour that he “may have” taken an extra sax or two from the Linn-Mar band room to practice on during this long break. Meanwhile, Anna Kelly explains why the duet she played with her cousin, 10 of Soul’s Mike McMann for the Corridor Jazz …
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Marion
Reddyn Brunner-Luse and David Reisner from Marion High School are old hands at being KCCK Guest DJs, as this is their second time around. Things we learned during this show include: Reddyn has played Ronnie Cuber’s bari sax solo from Moanin’ on his bass trombone. David danced in the rain with a member of the …
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Center Point-Urbana
Center Point-Urbana made its very first appearance in the Corridor Jazz Project this year, and fortunately, we were able to complete the concert before the pandemic hit. Emma, DJ, and Liam spun some great tunes and told us some funny stories. Things Dennis learned from Emma, DJ, and Liam: DJ has a Twitch Channel The …
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Kennedy
Declan Green, Rufaro Muskwe, and Dylan Sines represented Kennedy Jazz Band One for our Guest DJ series. They had some pretty good stories, including why Declan and Rufaro are known as the “High-Five” guys! Playlist: “All The Things You Are” – Charlie Parker “And Then I Knew” – Pat Metheny Group “Summertime” – Chet …
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Solon
Alan Colton and Noah McLaughlin are this year’s guest DJs from the Solon Jazz Orchestra. They played some jazz tunes they find meaningful, with a special shoutout to their director, Mr. Cervantez, aka Mr. C, and some memories of guest artist Josh Duffee’s memorable performance at the Corridor Jazz Project concert Playlist: “Don’t Let Me …
Big Thrill for Big Mo!
John Heim, KCCK’s Big Mo, often receives praise and positive feedback from listeners. These days more than usual, as homebound music fans turn to the radio for an entertainment fix. But he has never gotten a phone call quite the one he received on April 3. John was in the midst of his “Beaker Street …



