Taking a slight detour for this Lunch Hour and heading over to The Levitation France Festival in Angers, France for a set by Bryan’s Magic Tears – recorded April 12, 2025. Bryan’s Magic Tears, a band named after an obscure Parisian Acid Dealer, transported the influence of classic shoegaze and
Meet The Press – Martin Luther King – 1960 Since today marks the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, I thought it would be fitting to offer an early Meet The Press appearance from April 16, 1960 as tribute to the man and his commitment to the cause of Civil
January 19, 1961 – News of Death of Dr. Tom Dooley – Preparations For Inauguration – WRUL News – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – January 19, 1961 – A day of contrasts. First, news of the death of humanitarian Dr. Tom Dooley, whose efforts in bringing medical care to the
Charles Munch and The Boston Symphony In Rehearsal – March 17, 1951 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Schubert in rehearsal this week. The Boston Symphony under Charles Munch along with soloists and Chorus rehearse Schubert’s Mass Number 2. As broadcast during their rehearsal of March 17, 1951. Something of
Lime green Jell-o. Lime Green paper slippers Lime Green walls. The Sunshine Pepto-Bismol People – following you. There’s a message here. Lots of time with thoughts. Thoughts are all you got. Because you ain’t got clothes. Your butt embraces cold air. You wear a faded tablecloth. Flowers and Pandas with
Federico Fellini in conversation with Dave Garroway – The Today Show – April 15, 1960 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – It’s hard to imagine a filmgoer spitting on Federico Fellini, or being challenged to a duel over perceived disrespect of an entire class of people, but apparently when it
Switching it up a bit this weekend with a 1930s remote from the legendary Earl “Fatha” Hines, recorded at The Grand Terrace in Chicago on August 3, 1938 by NBC Radio. Earl Fatha Hines was one of those artists whose presence and message carried over well into the small group
Much as many would like to think a year like 1967 was the stepping off point in American culture, it was also the year much of America clung desperately to the familiar and the traditional – Art Linkletter was safe harbor for an America on the verge of fracturing. At
– Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Live At Fillmore East – June 4, 1970 A classic concert this weekend via the legendary Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Recorded live at The Fillmore East, during a multi-day stint on their 1970 tour. This one is from June 4th.If you’re like
Jean-Lous Aubert for a Friday night -recorded live during the opening day of the ICI Live Festival in La Ciotat on September 4th of last year and preserved by RFI-ICI. Anyone who remembers the French Punk/New Wave band Téléphone from the late 1970s will know that the guiding light and
