Become a Patron! Violin – that’s what you got. You wanted a guitar – school doesn’t teach Guitar. You got the Orchestra. You assassinate Music. You love Rock ‘n Roll. Loved it ever since you first saw Elvis on Ed Sullivan. Your parents hate Rock n’ Roll – your parents
I’d love it if you’d subscribe: Become a Patron! Diving back to 1980 this weekend for a concert by one of those defining bands of the late 70s/early 80s The Police managed to straddle the non-conventional Punk and New Wave audience with the more mainstream Pop Music audience to become
Double espresso? – Bob Marley and The Wailers – Live in Sausalito – 1973 – Record Plant -KSAN-FM Broadcast – I haven’t run any Bob Marley in a while – considering the times and the events the past year, hearing a few words from Bob Marley would be apropos right
– The Jeff Beck Group – Live At Fillmore West – July 24, 1968 – KSAN-FM San Francisco – Sadly, not a very long concert (30 minutes), but one of the earlier and better sounding representations of a band which proved to be wildly influential, heading up by a guitarist,
Coffee works too: – Roxy Music – In Concert At Oakland Auditorium – April 20, 1979 – KSAN-FM Live Broadcast – Roxy Music to start the week. One of those pivotal bands which defined much of the 70s and 80s. A band you couldn’t exactly pin down as to what
You can do this – honest, you can do this: Become a Patron! Over to the 1986 Chicago Jazz Festival this week for a set by Spanish Pianist Tete Montoliu and Danish bassist Niels-Henning Orsted-Pedersen. Notes from Wikipedia: Tete Montoliu was born blind, in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Spain,
Try 7 days for free!Become a Patron! You had no idea – nobody told you – it seemed like a good idea at the time. First job – Chicken Delight – buck twenty-five an hour – free lunch. You lied – you told them you worked in fast food –
Coffee works wonders: – Bob Dylan – Live At Free Trade Hall, Manchester – May 7, 1965 – Soundboard Recording – Pivotal year, 1965. After the initial wave of bands from Britain had flooded the U.S., and as America jolted itself out of the musical doldrums, the next phase; the
Coffee works too: – 10cc – In Concert Series – Live in London – August 21, 1974 – BBC Radio 1 – Depending on how you looked at it, 10cc were one of the most successful Pop/Rock/Art-Rock/Soft Rock bands of the 70s. And it was just that confusion that pretty
Coffee works wonders too: Slade – Live at Reading Festival 1980 – BBC Radio 1 Had it not been for the phone call asking if they would be last minute replacements for an ailing Ozzie Osborne, Slade may very well have packed it in by the end of 1980. One
