We’re excited to partner with the new K-ZAP to bring you the best rock music from the past and right now. Each week you’ll hear favorite artists making fresh music and fresh artists making new favorites, from Led Zeppelin to Foo Fighters to Beck. It’s all in the free form tradition of Sacramento’s legendary rock radio station.
The original K-ZAP went on the air in 1968 and was a staple on Sacramento’s airwaves for almost 25 years before going off the air. It was resurrected as a non-profit radio and online station in 2015 with many of the original DJs, including K-ZAP on CapRadio host Dennis Newhall.
Dennis pays homage to Christine McVie including a few lesser played tracks, plus a nod to a big date in Rollings Stones and Sacramento history, another new song from Neil Young and tribute to the rain gods.
Dennis Newhall features songs from new albums by Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and Larkin Poe are featured this week, plus a newly discovered blues song by the Doors. It’s the usual mix of new, old and in between.
This week on K-ZAP on Cap Radio check out some rare tracks from Paul Simon and George Harrison, a nod to the upcoming appearance by Joe Bonnamassa, and new music from Bruce Springsteen, Stone, the Arctic Monkeys and Larkin-Poe.
Music to prime you for upcoming concerts fills this week’s K-ZAP on Cap Radio including appearances by the Super Stars that make up the Vets Aid 2002 stream happening Sunday. Then there’s a preview track from the Live at the Fillmore box set by Tom
Halloween is coming and Dennis has some spooky rock songs to get you in the mood. Plus, another track from two strong new releases, Buddy Guy’s “The Blues Don’t Lie” and “Return of the Dream Canteen” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Dennis gets ready for visits from the Who, Yes and the B52s and shares rare tracks from Elton John and The Band. Also, more from magnificent new releases by Buddy Guy and Marcus King
Our area expects visits from Gary Clark, Jr., Robert Cray, Mick Martin’s Big Blues Band, and Silversun Pickups so Dennis will provide a taste of their music as well as new songs from Wolfgang Van Halen, the Pixies, and Sloan.
This week, get a preview of some of the artists scheduled for the big Aftershock Festival next weekend and hear another new track from the upcoming release by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and one from Marcus King’s new album.
