– NET: Newsfront – Discussion on potential Chromosome damage with LSD use – Sept. 6, 1967 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection As 1967 took alternate turns between violent and paisley, the groundswell of the Drug Culture began taking over headlines. LSD, popularized by advocates such as Timothy Leary and claimed
– Blondie – New Years Eve, Glasgow – Dec. 31, 1979 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert – Blondie. Rocking out New Years eve in Glasgow, 1979 and recorded by the ever-present BBC Radio 1 for their In Concert series. For those of you who aren’t planning on braving the
– Altered Images – In Concert – Oct. 17, 1981 – BBC Radio 1 – Altered Images to kick off the new week. Short-lived by most band’s standards, they attracted a lot of attention from the get-go. A boost from John Peel was a big plus. A budding acting career
Coffee goes well with Hump-Day: Become a Patron! – The Thompson Twins – Live at York University – 1982 – BBC Radio 1 – As a reminder the 80s were a decade of shoulder pads, Tenex (we called it Dippidy-Doo in the U.S.) and Henna, we also had a flurry
Give subscribing a shot: Become a Patron! From Now On: The Woodstock Generation – Aug. 20, 1972 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Probably no other generation became as indelibly linked with Music as the Baby Boom, or Woodstock, generation. At least that’s what pundits and critics felt in 1972
Double espresso would work quite well: – The Sweet – Live At Masonic Auditorium, Detroit – Feb. 27, 1976 – Band soundboard – Of the bands which evolved during the Glam-Rock period of the early 1970s, none probably epitomized it more than The Sweet. Initially began as something of a
Subscribe: Become a Patron! – Martha Stuart: Are You Listening? – Boys With Long Hair – July 1970 – Anyone reading this who was born after 1970 will have no idea what the deal was. It was all about hair in the 1960s and early 70s. They dedicated a Musical
– Backstage Press interviews – 1990 Grammy© Awards – Feb. 22, 1990 -Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Since tonight is a big night in the Music Business (or it used to be), I thought it might be good to take a look back at The Grammys 34 years ago on
– Love In America – Conversation 1955 – NBC Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Love in America in 1955. It didn’t seem like such a hot-button topic, but people were starting to question things; the status quo, the reason why some traditions were the way they were. In
