December 1, 1991 – A Week Of Wonders And Loss – not the least, Freddie Mercury
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Category: Pop Music
Aztec Camera – Live In Glasgow 1984 – Past Daily Morning Soundbooth
– Aztec Camera Glasgow Barrowlands 25th August 1984 – Since we’re heading in the direction of weekend, I thought I would take a side-trip to the 80s tonight with a mini-concert by Aztec Camera. Always a favorite. Founded by Roddy Frame, whose razor-sharp lyrics and impeccable song-writing abilities put him
The Cure At Glastonbury – 1990 – Past Daily Morning Soundbooth
– The Cure live at Glastonbury 1990 – Starting the morning off with a blast of The Cure, in concert from Glastonbury in 1990. The Cure (of which Robert Smith is the only remaining original member) have had a long and highly successful career. Weathering the changes of personnel and
Arthur Lee And Love – Live In Denmark 1996 – Past Daily Morning Soundbooth
We could use the support: Become a Patron! Kicking off the week on a high note. One of my absolute favorites tonight. Sadly, not a complete concert, but enough to give you an idea of how Arthur Lee’s revival was coming along in 1996. One of the great artists of
Two By Agustin Lara – Past Daily Nights At The Round Table: Archeology
– Agustin Lara – Noche Criolla Palmera – Rosa – Musart Records M-952 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Two sides by the legendary Mexican composer/pianist Agustin Lara. Originally issued on a 78 rpm disc in the 1950s these sides were also part of a 10″ album issued by the
The Who – Live At Fillmore East – 1968 – Past Daily Weekend Pass
– The Who – Live At Fillmore East – April 6, 1968 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection. – It occurred to me I haven’t run a Who concert in a very long time. One of my favorite bands, which I managed to catch just about every L.A. appearance until the
Neil Young And Crazy Horse – Live In Chicago 1976 – Backstage Pass
– Neil Young and Crazy Horse – Live At Auditorium Theatre, Chicago – November 15, 1976 – Neil Young is arguably one of Rock n’ Roll’s greatest songwriters. With a catalog of unforgettable songs going back decades, Neil Young continues to be a vital force and endless reservoir of great
Squeeze – Live At Oxford Polytechnic – 1981 – Past Daily Soundbooth
Squeeze – In Concert at Oxford Polytechnic – Recorded by BBC Radio 1 for In Concert series – 1981 – BBC Radio 1 Squeeze to kick off this rather hair-raising week. In concert from Oxford Polytechnic and recorded by BBC Radio 1 on May 15, 1981. Squeeze came to prominence
Jimi Hendrix – September 18, 1970
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