Spruce Goose flight – Mutual report – November 2, 1947 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – The Spruce Goose, legendary transport plane designed and built, at first by Henry Kaiser and Howard Hughes, but eventually the sole responsibility of Hughes. Ordered by the War Department in 1942 and finally ready
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Caroline Alves – Live At KVO/Corcelles – July 3, 2021 – RTS-Radio – Caroline Alves in concert tonight – recorded at KVO/Corcelles in Switzerland on July 3,2021 and preserved for posterity by RTS Radio.’ From her Website Bio: “Caroline Alves was born in a favela in Rio de Janeiro in
– Harold Bauer – in recital from The Magic Key Program – May 24, 1936 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Going into the early 20th century this week for a rare broadcast recital by the legendary late 19th/early 20th century pianist Harold Bauer. Probably not known much today, aside
– Chicago University Roundtable – Republicans and the 1948 Election – No one was more surprised by the outcome of the 1948 Presidential election than Republicans and Mainstream Media. Since the campaign started, it was almost assured that Republican candidate Thomas E. Dewey would be a shoe-in to the White
George Russell Sextet – Live In Bremen – September 28, 1964 – Radio Bremen-FM George Russell Sextet this week – recorded live at Radio Bremen’s Sendesaal on September 28, 1964. A few words about George Russell from the All About Jazz Website (an excellet resource): George Russell was a hugely
– The Dylans – In Session for Mark Radcliffe – March 26, 1994 – BBC Radio 1 – The Dylans, in session for Mark Radcliffe – recorded on March 26, 1994. Further proof the 90s got off to a great start, with a lot going on – a lot of
Barbara Birdfeather with String Driven Thing – Live at KPFK – May 1975 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Free-form radio was still very much alive and kicking in the 1970s. It was the place you made discoveries and it was safe-haven from the endless barrage of top-40 which was
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