Historic meet-ups for this Sunday. Dizzy Gillespie and Milt Jackson – two legends in Jazz. Joining forces and putting heads together for a gig at the Dewars Jazz Festival in New York city on August 30, 1982. In the 1980s, Dizzy Gillespie led the United Nations Orchestra. For three years
Click on the link at the Past Daily site and have a listen to the complete recital from the 1980 Salzburg Music festival.
Coffee works and it works real good! – Icicle Works – live The Watershed, Bristol – May 25, 1985 – BBC Radio 1 – Ending up our week in the 80s with a set from Icicle Works, recorded at The Watershed in Bristol by BBC Radio for their In concert
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Coffee goes well with Hump-Day: Become a Patron! – The Thompson Twins – Live at York University – 1982 – BBC Radio 1 – As a reminder the 80s were a decade of shoulder pads, Tenex (we called it Dippidy-Doo in the U.S.) and Henna, we also had a flurry
– Bow Wow Wow – in Concert – May 1, 1982 – BBC Radio 1 Since our trip to visit Men At Work was so popular last weekend, I thought maybe a few more side-trips to the early 80s this week might be fun. Running across this concert via Malcolm
Coffee works really well with . . . just about everything: Stanley Turrentine Quintet – live at Windows On The World – World Trade Center – Dec. 31, 1989 – WBGO-FM – Stanley Turrentine this weekend, during his turn to Jazz/Soul/Funk with his Quintet during New Years Eve at The
You can become a member too, even for a day:Become a Patron! Men At Work to get the weekend rolling – one of those bands that became a staple in the MTV diet from the early 80s, they were all over the place and hugely popular – mixing Pop, Reggae,
Become a member, even for a day: Become a Patron! The Smiths – In Concert at The Universal Amphitheatre – August 26, 1986 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Ending the week and kicking up Friday with The Smiths, one of those bands considered by many to be the most
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