Diving back into the Arts and Culture of the 60s. Tonight it’s a play, originally written and first produced in 1958 by the Polish writer, dramatist, dissident and cartoonist Slawomir Mrozek. It became one of his most popular early works and was a driving force behind the Theatre of The
Over to the Amsterdam Concertgebouw this week for a concert by the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, conducted by Vassily Sinaisky and featuring Pekka Kuusisto, violin – the concert was recorded at the Concertgebouw Summer series, June 29, 2012. The concert begins with Sir Edward Elgar’s In The South – and they
Not quite a new band, or even a reformed band – The Prisoners have been around since 1980 and were part of the 60’s Garage Band revival of the 80s as well as the Psychedelic and Mod revivals. And almost permanent fixtures on the club circuit. So, no new kids
Anti-government violence climbed while oil production plunged Tuesday in crisis-ridden Iran. Troops shot and killed 11 rioters in Tehran, where mobs rampaged through the streets, setting fires, smashing windows and denouncing Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his “Yankee imperialist” supporters. Officials called the riots the worst in three months. Soldiers
– Nirvana – Live in Rome – Nov. 19, 1991 – RAI Radio 2 – Historic Nirvana this Holiday Hump-Day. From a concert in Rome, recorded by the Italian Radio network RAI on November 19, 1991, the inimitable Kurt Cobain and cohorts, at the zenith of their success around the
