Becoming a subscriber is easy: Become a Patron! – NBC Nightly News – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – May 17, 1972 – News on George Wallace, who was victim of an assassination attempt only days earlier. Good news; Wallace won primaries in Michigan and Maryland. Bad news; no feeling in
– Ride – live at Town & Country Club – 1991 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert – Although it was given the unlikely name Shoegaze, and suffered a goodly amount of ridicule because of it, the Shoegaze movement in the early 1990s was one of the more influential phases
Being a supporter means a lot: Become a Patron! A day with much happening on the other side of the world, this May 16th in 1989. For the first time in 30 years, relations between The People’s Republic of China and The Soviet Union were warm and getting warmer, as
Join – subscribe – kick in – we need you:Become a Patron! Pulp – live at Leeds University – Aug. 27, 2000 – BBC 6 Music Perennial favorites Pulp this morning. Recorded in concert at Leeds University in 2000, right at the time they were riding the crest of a
Coffee works wonders too: Long before there was the TV version of Nightline, which bore no relation to this radio version (whole different network), Nightline was something of a bedtime companion – your buddy in the world of kilocycles. Like the weekend service, Monitor – NBC had started a program
Part 1: – L.A. Phil. – Mehta-Rubinstein – March 5, 1965 – Part 1 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Part 2. – L.A. Phil. – Mehta-Rubinstein – March 5, 1965 – Part 2 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Something special, rare and historic this week. A 1965 concert
Become a Patron! – ABC Radio News via WXYZ-Detroit – May 15, 1964 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – This day in May, 1964 was all about the coming Presidential election and Primary fever for the race to the White House. On May 15th, voters were going to the polls
– The Police – Live At CW Post College, Greenvale N.Y. – October 20, 1979 – WLIR-FM – This morning’s concert comes by way of a request from a reader for some pre-Synchronicity Police. As luck would have it, this concert, recorded at CW Post College in Greenvale New York
1951: Knee deep in a war in Korea – possibilities of a war with Red China becoming stronger each minute. Fears that Soviet Russia were infiltrating our government with Communist agents faster than they could be routed out. Along with a shooting war, America was now in the middle of
As the war in Europe intensified and as German military strength seemed unstoppable, simple reporting of it seemed inadequate. And so the “experts” those people who either knew the situation first hand or who had “a pretty good idea” were called upon to give impressions, give assessments and offer plausible
