Ending up the week with Yungblud at this years Bonnaroo Festival, recorded on July 25, 2026. Yungblud’s music has been described as alternative rock, pop-punk, pop rock, and hip-hop. Yungblud cites rock, pop and hip-hop artists such as Arctic Monkeys and Alex Turner, The Beatles, The Cure and Robert Smith,
– NPR News – KPCC Los Angeles News – September 11, 2001 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection Twenty-five years ago today, the event which changed and altered the way we live in the U.S. – On September 11, 2001 America joined the rest of the world as no longer immune
CBS World News Roundup – September 10,1977. Another day loaded with intrigues, scandal and proclamations. Starting with the Burt Lance affair – Sen. Charles H. Percy said Friday he will question Budget Director Bert Lance about why he wrote checks totaling $193,000 when his checking account held only $27,000 at
Genesis for a Thursday Lunch – recorded at The Hartford Civic Center in Hartford Connecticut on December 1, 1983. It occurred to me that I haven’t run any post-Peter Gabriel Genesis on this site; ever. Truths to tell, I always felt Genesis was Peter Gabriel and his was the guiding
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Something special this week – a recital by Issac Stern, Pinchas Zuckerman and Leonard Rose – part of the Tonight At Carnegie Hall series, broadcast on October 9, 1980 and simulcast with NPR. Interspersed between works, is a documentary on this legendary Trio and their method of working together as
September 8, 1974 – President Ford Address To Nation – The Pardon of Richard Nixon – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – September 8, 1974 – In one of his acts as newly sworn-in successor to Richard Nixon, President Gerald Ford granted Nixon a full and complete pardon for his role
In 1948 work was underway to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the legendary Great Exhibition of 1851, which was to have taken place in 1951. But in 1948, the idea of celebrating seemed remote in many ways – celebrating England of 1851 seemed more the celebration of a fantasy
September 7, 1945 – News Reports via Shortwave – raising American Flag – first reports from Radio Tokyo Studio – Mutual/KFRC, San Francisco – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – The Allied Occupation of Japan began shortly after signing the official Surrender and the presence of Allied forces in
Koos Verhuel (L) – Jurriann Andriessen (C) – Willem van Otterloo (R) Rarities from Radio Nederland this weekend – The Flute Concerto by Jurriaan Andriesen with Koos Verheul, flute and the Radio Philharmonic of The Hague conducted by Willam van Otterloo in this radio performance from circa 1968. Jurriaan Andiressen
