The Chameleons – In Session for John Peel – June 17, 1981 – BBC Radio 1 – Post-Punk/New Wave tonight from The Chameleons (or Chameleons UK), a relatively short-lived but seminal band of the early 80s, in two incarnations, with some six albums and six singles under their belts as
Blur, for Monday Lunch – recorded at the Brixton Academy in 1997 and broadcast by BBC Radio 2. Many people will most likely agree the 90s were an extraordinary decade for Music. Of course, many people also swear their decade had the best music and everything after it was pale
– CBS World News Roundup – June 1, 2000 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection News for this June 1st in 2000 was about drama. Beginning with news of the hostage situation at a Luxembourg Pre-school, where a gunman held some 25 children before being lured into a trap set by
Dinu and Madeleine Lipatt (Top) – Paul Sacher (Bottom) Music of Dinu Lipatti tonight. His Concertino in Classical Style for Piano and Orchestra with Madeleine Lippati and the Beromünster Orchestra conducted by Paul Sacher in this radio studio recording made in Zurich on March 29, 1953. Dinu Lipatti was a Romanian classical pianist and
– Carl Theodor Dreyer – interview – 1965 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Carl Theodor Dreyer is a name that, unless you are a serious film student or cineaste, may not ring any bells with you. The Danish filmmaker Carl Theodor Dreyer, who was born in 1889 was one
Stan Getz – The Sound Stan Getz for Sunday – in concert with the Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra – recorded at the Funkhaus of North German Radio on October 26, 1971. From the All About Jazz website, if you aren’t already familiar: Getz was an important exponent of his instrument and
Sarah Blasko this weekend – recorded for Mark Lamarr at the BBC on July 31, 2010. For all the people complaining about the current state of vocalists, how AI and Autotune are turning vocals into displays of non-descript mush and fakery, they are obviously not digging around and finding this
The Crown Prince Of Poor Timing You have these friends and they have good intentions. But . . . She was your lab partner in Biology – you dissected Frogs together. She was warm, she was friendly, she had a great smile. She would touch your arm. Every so often
– CBS Radio – Newsmark – Arthur Ashe, Roberston Davies, Sen. John Tower – May 1989 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Two interesting and diverse interviews this weekend, and something political to keep it all strange and current. An episode from the weekly CBS Radio series Newsmark. This one,
Mike Brandon of Fast Kids – Truths be told, he IS Fast Kids. Fast Kids in session tonight – recorded at RNE3 in Madrid on May 25th of this year at a radio program for the Block Party Festival, coming up this weekend. It figures, we have to travel some
