Jackson Hole's Mountain of Music

Jackson Hole has been tuned into KMTN for over 25 years. KMTN
is programmed with today's
best progressive music and the
finest Adult Rock music of the past.

KMTN is home to Flashback,
House of Blues Radio Hour,
E-Town, Up Close, Blues Deluxe,
In the Studio, & The Putumayo World Music Hour.

KMTN also features the World Famous Trash n' Treasure. This program is an indispensable part of life in Jackson Hole. Its the show where listeners can buy, sell, trade, or look for anything from an apartment to a used ice axe. Trash 'n' Treasure is heard Monday through Saturday from
9:30 am to 9:50 am

Putumayo joins the rest of the world in supporting the people and areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. These areas have especially rich musical traditions and the necessity for redevelopment is imperative to preserve the heritage that has influenced virtually every aspect of our culture and arts - from jazz to rhythm and blues to rock and beyond.

We would like to encourage everyone to give in any way they can. The Red Cross and many other non-profits are taking financial gifts in their effort to provide shelter, food, counseling and other assistance to those in need.

Putumayo has made a sizable contribution to the Red Cross Hurricane Relief Fund and, in addition, will be donating all of the proceeds from the sale of our New Orleans and Mississippi Blues CDs through the end of the year to the Red Cross and to the New Orleans Musicians Relief Fund that's been set up to help musicians and their families in the region. The rich musical traditions captured on these releases are a testament to the strong character of the people and their unique cultural legacy.

	Jackson Hole has been tuned into KMTN for over 25 years. KMTN is programmed with today's best progressive music and the finest Adult Rock music of the past. KMTN is home to Flashback, House of Blues Radio Hour, E-Town, Up Close, Blues Deluxe, In the Studio, & The Putumayo World Music Hour. KMTN also features the World Famous Trash n' Treasure. This program is an indispensable part of life in Jackson Hole. Its the show where listeners can buy, sell, trade, or look for anything from an apartment to a used ice axe. Trash 'n' Treasure is heard Monday through Saturday from 9:30 am to 9:50 am Putumayo joins the rest of the world in supporting the people and areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. These areas have especially rich musical traditions and the necessity for redevelopment is imperative to preserve the heritage that has influenced virtually every aspect of our culture and arts - from jazz to rhythm and blues to rock and beyond. We would like to encourage everyone to give in any way they can. The Red Cross and many other non-profits are taking financial gifts in their effort to provide shelter, food, counseling and other assistance to those in need. Putumayo has made a sizable contribution to the Red Cross Hurricane Relief Fund and, in addition, will be donating all of the proceeds from the sale of our New Orleans and Mississippi Blues CDs through the end of the year to the Red Cross and to the New Orleans Musicians Relief Fund that's been set up to help musicians and their families in the region. The rich musical traditions captured on these releases are a testament to the strong character of the people and their unique cultural legacy.

		Sundays 8pm






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