Click On The link here to Chip in: Past Daily’s Fall Fundraiser Wednesday – Hump-Day; the middle of the week. All downhill from here. Not quite breathing-a-sigh-of-relief. but a muffled scream that another crazy week in a crazy world is half over. It’s also three days into our Annual Past
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Click here to contribute: Past Daily’s Fall Fundraiser Beer can be cheap or expensive, depending on how you look at it, or where you’re having it. If you drink at home, it can be pretty economical. If you go out with friends and get sloshed, you can, as the billboards
Click on this link here to make your Contributions to Past Daily: Past Daily Fall Fundraiser And if you’d like to hear a little bit about Past Daily and The Gordon Skene Sound Collection via The Dots podcast in my own words: It’s that time of the year – The
Five By The Paupers – 1. Magic People – 2. It’s Your Mind – 3. Tudor Impressions – 4. Simple Deed – 5.My Love Hides Your View – The Magic People – Verve-Forecast FTS-3026 – released November, 1967 – With the sad news over the weekend of the passing of
Trio Janitzio – 1. Nunca Jamas 2. Mi Ultimo Fracaso – Musart M-1222 (circa 1957) – Musart Records – When I resurrected the Nights At The Round Table feature on Past Daily, it gave me an opportunity to dig through the many thousands of 78 rpm records that I haven’t
Dudley Buck – Final Chorus from Voyage Of Columbus – NBC Studio Orchestra And Chorus, Joseph Stulpak, cond – April 24, 1943 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Perhaps a bit late for 4th Of July festivities this year, but nonetheless a sample of Americana in the form of American
The Passage – In Concert at The Ritz, Manchester – John Peel – October 11, 1982 -BBC Radio 1 – The Passage, in concert tonight. A Post-Punk/Experimental band from Manchester with considerable potential, but never realized with mainstream audiences. Together for only five years – from 1978 – 1983, they
It’s The Little Things. 11 hours left. Only a few more hours before we end our fundraiser. It’s been a nail-biter and a Pepto-Bismol-inducing experience. From website crashes to crowdfunding malfunctions it’s been an experience not soon forgotten (by me anyway). We’re still a few dollars short (about $300 at last count)
Pulp – in session for John Peel – November 7, 1981 – broadcast November 18, 1981 – BBC Radio 1 – One of the primary, if not reluctantly labeled bands of what became known as the Brit-Pop Movement, Pulp were hugely influential, primarily in the early to mid-1990s. This session,
