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Dino Soldo: Fool Me Twice

As a programmer one of the most challenging and rewarding aspects of my day is listening to music. The challenge comes in finding that song the will wake up my listeners’ ears. In a format dominated by saxophones and standard collaborations, I’m listening for that special song. Well, I was delighted when Dino Soldo’s new single Fool Me Twice hit my inbox.

Dino has played with everyone from Leonard Cohen to Lionel Richie. He’s a singer-songwriter-instrumentalist based in the City of Angels (L.A.). Although he plays the saxophone, what makes him different is his harmonica playing! A musician whose range goes from the aforementioned Lionel Richie to Ray Charles to Chris Standing says a lot about his musical prowess. On Fool Me Twice, Dino breaks the logjam of sound-alike with a smooth groove that brings a variety of elements to play. Yes he plays the saxophone-- but the sound of the harmonica brings a new element to the song. If you are looking for a song that grooves and “fits the format” but stands out, don’t fool around, give Dino Soldo’s Fool Me Twice a listen.

David C Linton is WCLK's Program Director. Since assuming the position in 2018, he's led Jazz 91.9 WCLK to record-setting ratings and expanded its listening audience. Linton's expertise in both NPR & commercial radio has benefited WCLK. He views WCLK as more than an Atlanta institution but a global media outlet for Jazz. He's enhanced the stations weekend line up by developing Saturdays with Ragan Whiteside and adding producer Bob Baldwin's Nu Urban Jazz Lounge to the Saturday afternoon line up. He reshuffled the Sunday Jazz offerings to provide a unique Mainstream Jazz listening experience on Sundays including the addition of Mainstream and Modern hosted by Rob Maynard. He also added Broadcast Hall of Famer Rick Joyner to the weekday line up as host of Serenade to the The City. He also programs WCLK's HD2 channel which offers Mainstream Jazz 24/7, available at wclk.com