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Arch City Radio Hour - Miss Jubilee, Bella and Lily

By Mike Schrand
Published June 10, 2013 at 9:00 AM CDT
(Courtesy of Erin Williams)

    

Miss Jubilee

St. Louis Public Radio's Erin Williams talks to Dan Conner and Valerie Kirchoff of the jump blues / retro swing band Miss Jubilee.  They tell Erin about how the band first started as a passionate hobby and has now turned into a successful full-time band.  We'll also hear "I Found A New Baby" and "Some of These Days" from their self-titled album.

 

Credit (Courtesy of Mike Schrand)
Lily Ibur, Nick Garcia, Bella Ibur and Ted Ibur at St. Louis Public Radio's studio.

Ted, Bella and Lily Ibur

Being part of a musical family is an experience not many people get to have.  Not so with the Ibur family.  Ted's been part of the St. Louis music scene for years as a drummer in numerous well-known groups.  His daughters Bella and Lily have also taken up the musical cause.  Nick Garcia talks to Ted about what experience has taught him about being the father of two very talented children and to Bella and Lily about how they work together.  

Credit (Courtesy of Mike Schrand)
(L to R) Lily and Bella Ibur performing at the St. Louis Public Radio studios.

Songs performed:

"Count to Ten"

"Chase the Moon"

"What They Don't Know"

"Ho Hey" (Lumineers cover)
 

 

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Mike Schrand
Mike Schrand began his radio career at St. Louis Public Radio as a live recording intern from 1986 to 1988. From 1988 to 1992, he acted as Jazz ‘Till Dawn producer and host and weekend announcer, occasional engineer for Jazzstream With Walter Parker and Jazz Unlimited and Morning Edition engineer and producer. From 1992 to 1995, Schrand worked in the corporate world, but returned as a weekend announcer in 1995. In 1996, Schrand was hired as St. Louis Public Radio Traffic Director and was promoted to Assistant Program Director in 1998 and Program Director in 2001. In his spare time he writes, sings, and plays bass in the local roots quartet Salt Of The Earth, and enjoys down time with his family in St. Louis City.
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