“You’ll Never Be Sixteen Again” – Episode 7 – “Best Years Of Our Lives” – Narrated by John Peel – 1983 – BBC Radio 1. The last episode of this critically acclaimed series, ending in 1983, dubbed “Best Years Of Our Lives”. Since the future hadn’t happened yet, there was
Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra – Club Zanzibar – NBC Radio – October 1945 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Switching gears ever-so slightly this weekend for a set from the inimitable Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra, recorded by NBC Radio during the Duke’s stay at the Club
Brian and Roger Eno – live at The Acropolis, Athens. The Athens Epidaurus Festival – August 4, 2021 – A collaboration between two brothers and, at long last, a debut album of their work together. Brian and Roger Eno performing at the 2021 Athens Epidaurus Festival and recorded on August
You’ll Never Be Sixteen Again – John Peel Narrator – Episode Six “Pretty Vacant” – 1983 BBC Radio 1 – Part 6 of this 7 part milestone Radio Documentary series narrated by John Peel and first broadcast in 1983. Dubbed “Pretty Vacant” it picks up the story from 1978 as
August 6, 1971 – The Real Don Steele – The Retro Radio Joe Collection – Best times – weird times – great times – sad times. What a year. Summer was never like this before. Six guys from L.A. decide to drive up to Yosemite and get back to nature
Enjoyable Listens – in session for John Kennedy – Radio X – July 30, 2022 – Radio X, London – Taking a break from the Vintage and heading into some relatively new territory with a session by Enjoyable Listens, recorded live in session at Radio X for John Kennedy’s program
“You’ll Never Be Sixteen Again” – Episode 5 (1969-1975) – Narrated by John Peel – BBC Radio 1 – 1983 – Continuing with Episode five of “You’ll Never Be Sixteen Again”, narrated by John Peel and covering the period of 1969 to roughly 1975. For a lot of people, these
August 5, 1942 – News Of The World – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – August 5, 1942 – Beginning with a report from Moscow by Robert Magidoff, the situation on the Eastern front was looking grim but with glimmers of progress in places. There seemed no clear-cut path to victory
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Robin Trower – In Concert at Golders Green, London – 1975 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert – Robin Trower in concert, recorded at Golders Green Hippodrome in London in 1975 for the BBC Radio 1 In Concert series. Robin Trower was a founding member of Procol Harum, a band
