Once a week, before he makes his way to the office for his 9-to-5 corporate job, St. Louis native Allen Dahm heads to the KDHX studios to host "Bittersweet Melody."

Woody Guthrie had his own views on copyright law, which he often expressed on his lyric pages with a clear and humorous addendum.

If you grew up in Missouri or have lived here for a reasonable number of years, it's likely you've experienced the joys of a float trip.

Halfway through his performance, Jay Farrar told the audience at the Sheldon Concert Hall that this venue is, "Nicer than the places we normally play. Believe it."

Whether he realizes it or not, Jay Farrar, much like the afternoon sunlight in fall, casts a long shadow over the St. Louis music scene.

In memory of March 16 -20, I present my Top 10 Uncle Tupelo songs.

An assortment of local bands played tribute to Uncle Tupelo in front of a sold-out crowd at Off Broadway. The crowd rocked, swayed and sang along to songs that they knew and loved. It proved to be another affirmation of how much this city loves local music and the radio station that supports it.