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Tide Lines in concert at the 2024 Edinburgh Festival – recorded for The Quay Sessions on August 21st. Since it is Monday and since the world is in Manic mode, I thought it might be a good idea to be a bit different this morning and offer a dose of
Keg to put the weekend to bed and get you ready for Monday. Live in session for John Kennedy’s X-Posure on Radio X, recorded just this past Friday. From their website: Erupting from a frenzied passion for the ‘song’, Keg toe a fine line between the angular throb of contemporary
Chef Mike Roy – KNX, Los Angeles – August 24, 1967. Not quite sure if Cooking Shows are still anywhere near Radio these days – I suspect they are not – most likely podcasts. But if they are, they might not bear any resemblance to shows like this – which
Kris Davis Trio this weekend. Diving into what’s currently going on; new faces, new ideas, new artists – I can report back that the outlook is good. Jazz continues to move in good places and the atmosphere is positive, responsive and loving. Kris Davis was born in Vancouver in 1980
Why Accordion? When you were six it seemed like fun – you could play “Lady Of Spain” first time you heard it. You were the main attraction at every one of your parents parties. Your parents pictured Ed Sullivan in your future – your dad predicted Lawrence Welk – your
Ride in concert from Paris to get this first weekend of May off to a running start. One of those bands that put the 90s on the map and ushered in new genres that set into motion a change in contemporary music that has had long-lasting affects. Ride came along
Sighs of relief and giddy anticipation for the three U.S.soldiers being released from captivity and on their way to Germany. The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s role in the apparent release of three American POW’s held captive in Yugoslavia is being hailed by area pastors. They believe his credentials as a clergyman,
May 2nd 1986 saw President Reagan arrive in Tokyo for talks with Prime Minister Nakasone, amid a police presence of some 30,000 and not a whole lot of fanfare over what many considered to be testy talks on Trade. Meanwhile, First Lady Nancy Reagan was scouring Southeast Asia in search
The Alarm to end the working week – recorded February 28, 1986 by the CBC in Toronto for their Thursday Night Live series. With the sad news of the passing of Mike Peters on April 25th after a long bout of Cancer, it only seemed fitting to offer this concert
