Crossroads, KFM's meeting point between the blues and the blues-influenced. Located every Thursday night at the intersection between Highways 61 and 49, you can find the finest blues selection Auckland Radio has to offer. From Chicago to Texas, from East Coast to West Coast, and all around the world — Crossroads will bring you the best. Look out for occasional featured shows where you are assured to learn something new or hear something truly fantastic. Entering its 3rd year on KFM, Crossroads is bigger, smoother and better than ever.

Former Stalwarts of the Sunday night on KFM, James and Simon had a brief stint on Monday nights, before being moved to chill out your Thursday nights. A guitarist and a double bassist, the Blues is in the veins, heart and soul for these two, and can't help but emanate from your speakers for two hours while you wind your Thursday to a close. (Now operating on a budget of slightly more than nothing!)

Comments:

Play some fucking slayer

Simom - 9th Jul 2009

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raer - 23rd Jul 2009

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raer - 23rd Jul 2009

in england u just made a bad day good at work with this crossroads set, headphones, on line, hair on arms standing up brilliant, will come by and cu all on my hols march2010 cant wait

old surfer mart - 13th Aug 2009

whoah what a playlist thanx guys uplift to my working morning and hey the suns out here, result

old surfer mart - 8th Oct 2009

he guys...nice tunes..greetings from the other side of the world.i miss nz..special the kfm and verona crew!but thank internet i can tune in to kfm :-) anja from germany

Anja - 20th May 2010

Has Storehouse been on yet?

marianne - 1st Jul 2010

Crossroads

Thursday 10 - 12:00 AM

Playlist - Thursday Oct 23rd

I Miss You Brother, "Darcy Perry Blues Band"
Heavy Rain

Struck Down By The Blues, "Midge Marsden"
Travel 'N Time

Waiting for the rain, "Midge Marsden"
Travel 'N Time

Fool For Your Stockings, "The Midnight Blues Band"

Good time Charlie, "Albert King"

Jelly Roll Baker, "Otis Spann's South Side Piano"
Archive of Folk Music

She Moves Me, "John Hammond"
Source Point

-, "Lightnin' Hopkins"

Boom Boom, "John Lee Hooker"
Alone

Going to Chicago, "Jimmy Witherspoon"

Come Rain or Come shine, "Dr John"
Mercernary

Step Right Up, " Tom Waits"
Small Change

Pinetop Perkins, "Little Angel Child"
Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974

Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters, "Money Honey"
Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974

Voodoo Chile, "Stevie Ray Vaughan"
The Essential Stevie Ray Vaughan

Down In Huntly, "The Winchesters"
EP

Shake Your Money Maker, "The Jukes"
This Ain't No Rock N' Roll

Cold Shot, "Stevie Ray Vaughan"
Couldn't Stand the Weather

Stroll On, "Gary Harvey Blues Band"
For What It's Worth

Sweet Home Kokomo, "Midge Marsden"
Travel 'N Time

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