Rock and Roll Rebellion

Each week one of the FOLK aNd STUFF team of Hugh Taylor and Dave McFarlane bring you the very best in Folk and acoustic music with the odd foray into other genres under the heading of ‘STUFF’. They also have occasional live studio guests, events diary, interviews and recordings of live performances.

Iain describes his Tuesday evening show The Last Resort as the show with the broadest church on the station covering every genre from the late 50‘s to the early 90‘s . Famed for his music knowledge expect a healthy dose of facts , figures and trivia to go with the music . Iain features at least two Back2Back tracks every week from featured artists as well as his Gold Standard track which spotlights the all time great tracks from the all time great artists.

Bill enjoys most music styles but particularly from the 60s and 70s and it is this period which has been the inspiration for his show "Blast from the Past".

Northern soul is the longest running 'underground' music scene in the world. Having begun back in the sixties, it is just as alive today as it was then with countless events on around the country every week. The soul train here on alive 107.3 will bring you those tunes that fill the dance floors, along with the best in Modern Soul, Classic Motown tracks and everything else in between. If you enjoy soul music, then get on board the soul train.

Northern soul is the longest running 'underground' music scene in the world. Having begun back in the sixties, it is just as alive today as it was then with countless events on around the country every week. The soul train here on alive 107.3 will bring you those tunes that fill the dance floors, along with the best in Modern Soul, Classic Motown tracks and everything else in between. If you enjoy soul music, then get on board the soul train.

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Scots Radio is a programme that speaks about the culture and the on-going plans of people who use Scots in their working world. According to the last census taken in Scotland, there are around 1.5 million Scots speakers in this country. You don’t have to go far to hear it – just go as far North, South, East or West as your ears will take you. Scots Radio is produced and presented by Frieda Morrison, one of Scotland’s best known broadcasters. She began her broadcasting career with the BBC Education Department in Edinburgh writing and producing pre-school children’s programs. After two years working with writers, actors and poets, she joined the BBC countryside unit in Aberdeen where she produced and presented the Farming programme on BBC Radio Scotland for five years – reporting on topics as diverse as Chernobyl and the Nicaraguan Land Revolution. She then spent ten years producing and presenting BBC Radio Scotland’s outdoor/environment programme OUT OF DOORS for ten years, during which time she produced and presented numerous features on topics that included religion, music and land access. Frieda gained recognition and numerous awards for her features and documentaries on both Radio and Television – including a ‘Green Bafta’ for a programme on the Independence of the island of Eigg and a New York Radio Award for her documentary about the Nicaraguan Land Revolution – SO MANY BRIDGES. Her television documentary on the changing face of farming and the culture in the North East of Scotland TROUBLED FIELDS earned her the reputation as one of the country’s leading documentary makers. The music for the programme was based on Frieda’s album of the same name. The Radio documentary on the same theme for BBC Radio Scotland was called A SENSE OF TIME and was hailed as one of the most significant documentaries to come out of Scotland. And her Scots Language focus has developed into the creation of ‘Scots Radio’ which Frieda produces and presents with support from Creative Scotland and the Scots Language Centre. In the last two years Scots Radio has been nominated twice for an award in the Celtic Media Festival – competing with BBC and RTE. On the musical front in 2012, Frieda was appointed ‘Artist in Residence – Scots Language and Song at the School of Celtic and Scottish Studies, Edinburgh University. Her musical focus was mainly on the internationally renowned Greig-Duncan collection from the North East of Scotland Frieda’s album MORVEN is a collection of ten of her own songs from her last two albums TROUBLED FIELDS and FLYING BY THE SUN. Scots Radio is available online at www.scotsradio.com and every Monday night here on Alive 107.3

Each week one of the FOLK aNd STUFF team of Hugh Taylor and Dave McFarlane bring you the very best in Folk and acoustic music with the odd foray into other genres under the heading of ‘STUFF’. They also have occasional live studio guests, events diary, interviews and recordings of live performances.

Celtic Clanjamfry is a weekly Celtic music show on WETS fm broadcasting from Johnson City TN and hosted by Jack Beck.

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Guitar Freakery is a one-hour weekly show featuring all aspects of guitar music whether it’s acoustic or electric, six string or bass, encompassing all genres from Classical to Heavy Metal, Cheesy Instrumentals to Shredding and all styles of playing from the deceptively simple to legato, percussive tapping and blistering flatpicking. Guitar Freakery is a Workers Cooperative of like-minded and totally addicted guitar freaks and each member will bring their own unique bias to the shows that they produce.

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Rock n Roll Rebellion brings you the finest rock n roll, rock, metal, punk and everything in between every Wednesday night from 22:00-00.00 featuring brand new releases, interviews and more. Breaking the mould of the by the numbers rock show, Rock n Roll Rebellion peels away the sub genre labels and provides a place where every style of rock, from the legends of the earliest days to those that have followed, sit alongside each other.

The 45RPM show is all about vinyl releases from the good old days. Features include record labels, B sides, EP’s, double A sides, coloured vinyls, 12’’ mixes and ‘should have been a single’ as well as some reminiscing. Produced and presented by Scott McGill.

The 45RPM show is all about vinyl releases from the good old days. Features include record labels, B sides, EP’s, double A sides, coloured vinyls, 12’’ mixes and ‘should have been a single’ as well as some reminiscing. Produced and presented by Scott McGill.

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Bill enjoys most music styles but particularly from the 60s and 70s and it is this period which has been the inspiration for his show "Blast from the Past".

Iain describes his Tuesday evening show The Last Resort as the show with the broadest church on the station covering every genre from the late 50‘s to the early 90‘s . Famed for his music knowledge expect a healthy dose of facts , figures and trivia to go with the music . Iain features at least two Back2Back tracks every week from featured artists as well as his Gold Standard track which spotlights the all time great tracks from the all time great artists.

Northern soul is the longest running 'underground' music scene in the world. Having begun back in the sixties, it is just as alive today as it was then with countless events on around the country every week. The soul train here on alive 107.3 will bring you those tunes that fill the dance floors, along with the best in Modern Soul, Classic Motown tracks and everything else in between. If you enjoy soul music, then get on board the soul train.

Criffel Creek is the only place to hear all the Bluegrass classics on Alive 107.3FM from new to old every Sunday from 11am with Paul Lyttle.

It’s the radio version of Hart to Hart [without the millions, the murders or the Max, but all the passion, wit and wisdom. Great chat, great music, great local guests with the Medds’ unique take on what’s happening locally and nationally. “It’s your weekly dose of Meddisms with Andrea, bringing you the most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio… Listen out for our special segment: Fondue, where we take a dip into the Meddisms melting pot of pop cheese.” Join Andrea for 2 hours of fun and frivolity. The most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio. What is going on region wide, the latest interviews and so much more.

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Classic country and the greatest new songs, you'll find it all at Alive Country. From Kenny Rogers to Kenny Chesney, Billie Jo Spears to Billy Ray Cyrus, Alive Country is a fantastic fusion of classic and contemporary country. We'll step back into country music history, bring you up to date with the Nashville news, discover new artists, collect awards. And, who can forget, the Billboard Country Song Chart - where will your favourite song be this week?

The 45RPM show is all about vinyl releases from the good old days. Features include record labels, B sides, EP’s, double A sides, coloured vinyls, 12’’ mixes and ‘should have been a single’ as well as some reminiscing. Produced and presented by Scott McGill.

Rock n Roll Rebellion brings you the finest rock n roll, rock, metal, punk and everything in between every Wednesday night from 22:00-00.00 featuring brand new releases, interviews and more. Breaking the mould of the by the numbers rock show, Rock n Roll Rebellion peels away the sub genre labels and provides a place where every style of rock, from the legends of the earliest days to those that have followed, sit alongside each other.

Iain describes his Tuesday evening show The Last Resort as the show with the broadest church on the station covering every genre from the late 50‘s to the early 90‘s . Famed for his music knowledge expect a healthy dose of facts , figures and trivia to go with the music . Iain features at least two Back2Back tracks every week from featured artists as well as his Gold Standard track which spotlights the all time great tracks from the all time great artists.

Guitar Freakery is a one-hour weekly show featuring all aspects of guitar music whether it’s acoustic or electric, six string or bass, encompassing all genres from Classical to Heavy Metal, Cheesy Instrumentals to Shredding and all styles of playing from the deceptively simple to legato, percussive tapping and blistering flatpicking. Guitar Freakery is a Workers Cooperative of like-minded and totally addicted guitar freaks and each member will bring their own unique bias to the shows that they produce.

Celtic Clanjamfry is a weekly Celtic music show on WETS fm broadcasting from Johnson City TN and hosted by Jack Beck.

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All images by Tom Telfer Photography.   The Thursday Night Showcase (6pm-7pm) is a weekly showcase of local talent, as well as find out who's playing where, in our local area. Lots of great features and guests performing live in the studio.

It’s the radio version of Hart to Hart [without the millions, the murders or the Max, but all the passion, wit and wisdom. Great chat, great music, great local guests with the Medds’ unique take on what’s happening locally and nationally. “It’s your weekly dose of Meddisms with Andrea, bringing you the most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio… Listen out for our special segment: Fondue, where we take a dip into the Meddisms melting pot of pop cheese.” Join Andrea for 2 hours of fun and frivolity. The most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio. What is going on region wide, the latest interviews and so much more.

Connecting the decades and digging out the new, Late Night Sketchy will bring together the known, the unknown, the unclassifiable and tunes to make you swoon.

Join Dominic Forbes for 2 hours of interviews with some of the rock world's BIGGEST names.

Classic country and the greatest new songs, you'll find it all at Alive Country. From Kenny Rogers to Kenny Chesney, Billie Jo Spears to Billy Ray Cyrus, Alive Country is a fantastic fusion of classic and contemporary country. We'll step back into country music history, bring you up to date with the Nashville news, discover new artists, collect awards. And, who can forget, the Billboard Country Song Chart - where will your favourite song be this week?

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It’s the radio version of Hart to Hart [without the millions, the murders or the Max, but all the passion, wit and wisdom. Great chat, great music, great local guests with the Medds’ unique take on what’s happening locally and nationally. “It’s your weekly dose of Meddisms with Andrea, bringing you the most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio… Listen out for our special segment: Fondue, where we take a dip into the Meddisms melting pot of pop cheese.” Join Andrea for 2 hours of fun and frivolity. The most eclectic mix of music and banter to be found anywhere in radio. What is going on region wide, the latest interviews and so much more.

Bill enjoys most music styles but particularly from the 60s and 70s and it is this period which has been the inspiration for his show "Blast from the Past".

The 45RPM show is all about vinyl releases from the good old days. Features include record labels, B sides, EP’s, double A sides, coloured vinyls, 12’’ mixes and ‘should have been a single’ as well as some reminiscing. Produced and presented by Scott McGill.

Rock & Roll Saturday is designed to keep rock & roll alive on the radio. Enthusiasm for the music continues to thrive. There are many new and exciting singers around these days playing original rock & roll. The likes of Eddie Cochran, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee, plus Beatles and Stones - just a few of the artists you will hear on the programmes. Saturdays from 6 till 8 pm - rock & roll live in Dumfries!

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Iain describes his Tuesday evening show The Last Resort as the show with the broadest church on the station covering every genre from the late 50‘s to the early 90‘s . Famed for his music knowledge expect a healthy dose of facts , figures and trivia to go with the music . Iain features at least two Back2Back tracks every week from featured artists as well as his Gold Standard track which spotlights the all time great tracks from the all time great artists.

Wake up with the best Christian Music – every Saturday & Sunday morning. Each week on the Positive Spin we check out the latest releases and play one or two familiar favourites. Plus we delve into some of the lighter stories to have hit the headlines over the last seven days and give you some gentle encouragement to help you through the next seven. It’s the positive way to start your day!

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Criffel Creek is the only place to hear all the Bluegrass classics on Alive 107.3FM from new to old every Sunday from 11am with Paul Lyttle.

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Scots Radio is a programme that speaks about the culture and the on-going plans of people who use Scots in their working world. According to the last census taken in Scotland, there are around 1.5 million Scots speakers in this country. You don’t have to go far to hear it – just go as far North, South, East or West as your ears will take you. Scots Radio is produced and presented by Frieda Morrison, one of Scotland’s best known broadcasters. She began her broadcasting career with the BBC Education Department in Edinburgh writing and producing pre-school children’s programs. After two years working with writers, actors and poets, she joined the BBC countryside unit in Aberdeen where she produced and presented the Farming programme on BBC Radio Scotland for five years – reporting on topics as diverse as Chernobyl and the Nicaraguan Land Revolution. She then spent ten years producing and presenting BBC Radio Scotland’s outdoor/environment programme OUT OF DOORS for ten years, during which time she produced and presented numerous features on topics that included religion, music and land access. Frieda gained recognition and numerous awards for her features and documentaries on both Radio and Television – including a ‘Green Bafta’ for a programme on the Independence of the island of Eigg and a New York Radio Award for her documentary about the Nicaraguan Land Revolution – SO MANY BRIDGES. Her television documentary on the changing face of farming and the culture in the North East of Scotland TROUBLED FIELDS earned her the reputation as one of the country’s leading documentary makers. The music for the programme was based on Frieda’s album of the same name. The Radio documentary on the same theme for BBC Radio Scotland was called A SENSE OF TIME and was hailed as one of the most significant documentaries to come out of Scotland. And her Scots Language focus has developed into the creation of ‘Scots Radio’ which Frieda produces and presents with support from Creative Scotland and the Scots Language Centre. In the last two years Scots Radio has been nominated twice for an award in the Celtic Media Festival – competing with BBC and RTE. On the musical front in 2012, Frieda was appointed ‘Artist in Residence – Scots Language and Song at the School of Celtic and Scottish Studies, Edinburgh University. Her musical focus was mainly on the internationally renowned Greig-Duncan collection from the North East of Scotland Frieda’s album MORVEN is a collection of ten of her own songs from her last two albums TROUBLED FIELDS and FLYING BY THE SUN. Scots Radio is available online at www.scotsradio.com and every Monday night here on Alive 107.3

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The HopeJamz radio show plays a range of upbeat music from around the world, showcasing New & Exclusive releases each week with Interviews, Acapellas and Artist Introductions. Hosted by Dj70X7

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All images by Tom Telfer Photography.   The Thursday Night Showcase (6pm-7pm) is a weekly showcase of local talent, as well as find out who's playing where, in our local area. Lots of great features and guests performing live in the studio.