Daily Archive: December 6, 2018

Pete Shelley

Buzzcocks – Live At Amsterdam Paradiso – 1979 – RIP: Pete Shelley – Past Daily Soundbooth: Memorial Edition

Buzzcocks – live at Amsterdam Paradiso – March 2, 1979 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Terrible news today. The passing of Pete Shelley, who was not only the spirit and guiding light of seminal Punk band The Buzzcocks, but who went on to a stellar career as a solo...

Wall Street freaking out

December 6, 1996 – Greenspan Sneezes, Wall Street Gets Pneumonia – Unemployment Goes Haywire – When The Strings Go On Strike

December 6, 1996 – CBS World News Roundup – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – December 6, 1996 – Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan mentioned something about high-flying and irrational exuberance in the U.S. Stock Market at a dinner the previous evening. That was enough to send Wall Street and the U.S....

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