Year: 2019
January 11, 1997 – The Blizzard Of ’97 – Ol’ Blue Eyes Recuperates – Using The Velvet Glove On Serbia
January 11, 1997 – CBS Radio News On The Hour – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – January 11, 1997 – The Blizzard of ’97. When much of the nation was nailed by an arctic blast – bearing the brunt of it seemed to be the upper Midwest, where temperatures dipped
January 10, 1995 – Soggy SoCal – Appointee Shown Door – Climbing Walls In Chechnya.
January 10, 1995 – CBS World News Roundup – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – January 10, 1995 – As the rest of the world spun quietly off on its own, SoCal was in the midst of getting soaked by a relentless series of storms, slamming in from the Pacific. Contrary
Blur – Live At Peel Acres – 1999 – Past Daily Soundbooth
Blur – live at Peel Acres – October 5, 1999 – BBC Radio 1 – Blur on a Wednesday night. This time it’s a live set from the legendary Peel Acres, hosted by none other than John Peel, originally broadcast on BBC Radio 1 on October 5, 1999. In addition
Alexandre Paley With Alexandre Dmitriev, David Gaillard And Amiram Ganz Play Music Of Medtner, Ippolitov-Ivanov, Rachmaninov And Catoire – 2010 – Past Daily Mid-Week Concert
Alexandre Paley, Alexandre Dmitriev, David Gaillard, Amiram Ganze in concert – October 17, 2010 – Radio France Musique – Virtuoso group endeavors this week. Moldavian pianist Alexandre Paley is joined by cellist Alexandre Dmitriev, Amiram Ganz, violin and David Gaillard, viola for a concert of reasonably rare material (the Rachmaninov
Shutting Down The Government 1995 – Past Daily Reference Room –
Government shutdown news – excerpt from ABC World News This week – November 19, 1995 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Government shut downs. We’ve had several of them. In fact, since 1976 we’ve had 22 of them – all for different reasons, all over different issues, all have had
January 9, 1998 – The Frozen East – The Failed Balloon Attempt – The Indonesian Money Crisis
January 9, 1998 – The CBS World News Roundup – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – January 9, 1998 – If you lived on the East Coast, you would know most of it was frozen this morning. A killer storm swept through much of the East, leaving downed power lines, ice
January 8, 1968 – Civil Rights; In Anticipation Of A Long-Hot Summer – Indicting Dr. Spock – The First Heart Transplant
January 8,1968 – Newsfront – Eastern Educational Network – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – January 8, 1968 – Anticipation of a year of protests. The year was starting off with warnings from Civil Rights leaders that Summer of 1968 was going to be potentially just as hot as summers past,
