The weatherman lied. The Weatherman always lies – you should know that by now. Last night – school night – before bed – eleven o’clock news – the weatherman – gigantic black marker and giant sunny faces. Warming trend – high in the 70s – maybe Santa Ana winds -slight
George Harrison – first tour since 1966 and a rotten cold. George Harrison this weekend – recorded November 12, 1974 at The Fabulous Forum by KMET-FM in Los Angeles. A welcome and much anticipated tour, sadly made difficult with George battling a rotten cold. Even at the beginning of this
– ABC Radio News – November 22, 1963 (continuous) – Part 1 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – ABC Radio News – November 22, 1963 (continuous) – Part 2 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – ABC Radio News – November 22, 1963 (continuous) – Part 3 – Gordon Skene Sound
Moby Grape to end the working week – recorded for John Peel (but not entirely used by him) on February 4, 1969. As rumor had it, John Peel wasn’t impressed with Moby Grape at all, complaining they had a sort of “take it or leave it” approach to the session
In 1968 America was turning a corner – it was a country on edge. It was a country experiencing an intense upheaval. It was, for all intents and purposes, a year where America had to choose sides; being part of the problem or being part of the solution. It was
The Emerson of Emerson, Lake and Palmer – Put Prog on notice that mayhem was involved. Opting for a kinetic lunch this Friday. A concert from the Nassau Coliseum on February 9, 1978 by none other than Emerson, Lake and Palmer. If there was a band that was going to
– Dean Acheson address – November 21, 1959 (unknown location) – Gordon Skene Sound Collection. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson, who served under President Truman from 1949-1953 had the onerous task of keeping the world reasonably sane during what became the height of the Cold War. Weathering the Korean
Gang Of Four – Live At Indian Summer 2006 – BBC 6 music – September 3, 2006 – BBC 6 Music – Gang of Four to toss us, kicking and screaming into Friday Jr. Arguably, one of the most influential and important bands of the Post-Punk movement of the late
– American Poets – Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow – August 5, 1951 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Since it’s one of those rainy nights in L.A. where all you want to do is tune out and not be bludgeoned by news, I ran across this radio program of influential American
Be-Bop Deluxe: Great Band – lousy timing. Be-Bop Deluxe in concert this afternoon – From Calderon Hall in New York on December 6, 1976 and recorded by WLIR-FM in New York. Had they been signed only two years earlier they would have enjoyed association with the likes of Roxy Music
