– CBS World News Roundup – July 22, 1965 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – On this July 22nd in 1965, news was about the escalating War in Vietnam and the escalating violence in Alabama. In Washington, talks were entering their third day over the future of the Vietnam War.
Getting Tuesday up and rolling in a calm direction with a set from Sparklehorse, recorded on November 6, 1996 at Bullet Sound Studios in the Netherlands for VPRO, Hilversum. There’s always a sense of poignancy, listening to one of these Sparklehorse concerts. Not knowing then, but knowing now the tragedy
Over to Sweden tonight for a set by Weeping Willows, recorded at The Tivoli in Helsingborg on March 12, 1999 and preserved for posterity by Sveriges Radio P3 in Stockholm. Weeping Willows formed in 1995. The group has become known for their thoughtful, emotional songs, strongly influenced by frontman
– NBC – Listen To Washington – The Subversive Activities Control Board – Sept. 21, 1954 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – At the height of the Red Scare in the 1950s, a little-known/barely publicized organization started up in Washington. The Subversive Activities Control Board was headed up by former
– July 21, 1980 – CBS Radio – The World Tonight – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – July 21, 1980 – but if you closed your eyes and took a deep breath, it could be July 21, 1968. Plans were afoot to reactivate the Draft, with Selective Service offices opening
Lou Reed – in concert at l’Olympia, Paris – May 25, 1974 – Radio France International -Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Lou Reed this morning. One of the touchstones of the 70s, whose work with The Velvet Underground helped define the 60’s, Lou Reed was one of those forces
Taking an excursion to Denmark tonight for a set by Klangstof, recorded at Tivoli Vredenburg on June 13, 2020 and preserved for posterity by DK-Radio in Copenhagen. In the aftermath of recording their (still officially unannounced) third album, Amsterdam alternative formation Klangstof (Koen van de Wardt, Wannes Salomé, and Erik
Over to Basel, Switzerland this weekend for a performance of the Cembalo Sonata by Peter Mieg; performed here in a studio recording by Sylvia Kind from the Radiostudio of RTS on March 25, 1957. No stranger to the pages of Past Daily, the name Peter Mieg draws question marks on
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New faces this weekend – Xhosa Cole, along with Pat Thomas on piano, Josh Vadiveloo on bass and Tim Giles on drums. All recorded at the International Jazzfestival in Münster, Germany on January 5, 2025 and preserved for posterity by RBB Radio Berlin. Here is a snippet of an excellent
