November 20, 1962 – Cuban Redux – Russia And China Squabble – Upbeat Congress.
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Steve Hackett – Live At Reading Festival 1981 – Past Daily Soundbooth
I think it’s safe to say, particularly if you’re a long-term Genesis fan, that when Peter Gabriel left the band it was paralyzing blow. But when Steve Hackett left the band it signaled a death-knell. The departure of these two key members from one of the most influential and popular
November 19, 1977 – Anwar Sadat In Israel –
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Renaissance – Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival – 1970 – Past Daily Soundbooth
Most people remember Renaissance as the band which had a number of concept albums and hits via the FM-AOR format stations in the late 1970s. Truth of the matter, that was the third incarnation of the band. Renaissance originally began out of the ashes of The Yardbirds, with Keith Relf
November 18, 1993 – The Morning After NAFTA – Curbing Blunt Language On Capitol Hill.
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Top Of The Pops 1965 – Unit 4+2 – The Animals – Cliff Bennett – Dave Berry – Susan Maughan – Past Daily Soundbooth
Prior to the emergence of The Beatles, British Pop Music didn’t get nearly the attention it got after The Beatles arrived. Programs like Top Of The Pops, which began just as the British Invasion was getting started, fulfilled the nearly insatiable curiosity kids in the States had for what other
November 17, 1958 – A Big Freeze And A Bloodless Coup
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November 16, 2000 – Counting By Hand In Florida
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The French National Orchestra With Roger Desormiere Play Music Of Ibert – 1951 – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone
Sadly, the French conductor Roger Desormiere didn’t fully transition over to the era of the lp record before having his career cut short by a debilitating stroke. He was one of the most widely respected conductors in France, going from the late 1930s all the way to his forced retirement
If You Were A Teenager, And You Lived In L.A. , October 16, 1965 Sounded Like This.
If you’ve ever wanted to hear a slice of an average day of Top-40 radio in Los Angeles during those halcyon days of Rock, all things British Invasion and Motown, this may be your chance. It comes with a caveat though – this tape, like so many during those days,