Mice In Session for Mark Radcliffe – June 3, 1996 – BBC Radio 1 – Mice in session to end the working week. This one, their debut and (I think) their only session for Mark Radcliffe, recorded on June 3, 1996 for BBC Radio 1. Mice (in case you didn’t
February 15, 1999 – BBC World Service – Newshour – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 15, 1999 – What the world was looking at this day. From the BBC World Service, a look at what was happening – and there was much. Beginning with news of Iraqi complaints over
Bad Religion – in session for John Peel – Recorded July 24, 1993 – broadcast September 4 – BBC Radio 1 – Bad Religion tonight. A taste of Los Angeles at the BBC – recorded for John Peel in London on July 24, 1993 and broadcast on BBC Radio 1
February 14, 1979 – CBS News On The Hour – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 14, 1979 – A day where the news had more ominous overtones for the future than it did the present. In the midst of all the chaos surrounding the ouster of the Shah, rebels
Beatrice Uria-Monzon with Michel Plasson conducting Orchestre National de Lyon – In Concert from Paris – March 6, 2011 – Radio France Musique Over to Paris this week for a special concert featuring the Spanish-born Mezzo-soprano Beatrice Uria-Monzon and the Orchestre National de Lyon led by the legendary Michel Plasson.
President Franklin Roosevelt – Address to the White House Correspondents Dinner – Feb. 12, 1943 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 12 was Abraham Lincoln’s birthday – this address given by FDR on the occasion of Lincoln’s Birthday was also an assessment of the recently concluded Casablanca Conference. Here
February 13, 1941 – Generalissimo Franco – Marshal Petain Summit – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – February 13, 1941 – With the war escalating in Europe, and the U.S. still reasonably out of it, reports of a meeting between Spanish dictator, Generalissimo Francisco Franco and Vichy French Premier Marshal Petain
Our Foreign Policy – Proposal For The St. Lawrence Seaway And Power Project – March 9, 1946 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – The St. Lawrence Seaway, a 189-mile (306-kilometer) stretch of the Seaway between Montreal and Lake Ontario is recognized as one of the most challenging engineering feats in
