May 20, 1942 – Marshal Timoshenko And The Eastern Front – One Of Those Things That Just Might Be Pulled Off
May 20, 1942; potentially a pivotal day in the history of World War 2. The
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May 10, 1975 – South Vietnam – Cambodia – That Was The Week That Was –
Further evidence May, historically, has been anything but a dull month. Take for example this
Paul Butterfield Blues Band – In Concert – 1966 – Past Daily Backstage Pass.
– Paul Butterfield Blues Band – In Concert 1966 – A classic concert this weekend
April 22, 1970 – On Top Of Everything Else; Earth Day
On top of everything else going on this day in 1970, it was also Earth
April 21, 1975 – Imminent Implosion In South Vietnam – Thieu Resigns – Saigon Surrounded
– April 21, 1975 – Thieu Resigns – NBC Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection
April 15, 1950 -Baseball, Cold War, Red Scares And Television – Life On Planet Earth
– April 15, 1950 -Voices And Events – NBC Radio – Gordon Skene Sound Collection
Catherine Wheel – In Session – 1991 – Past Daily Soundbooth
Become a Patron! It’s become a cliche in the world of music. A band with
Wire – In Session – 1978 – Past Daily Soundbooth
Wire in Session for John Peel – BBC – January 18, 1978 One of those
March 29, 1942 – Raid On Nazaire Postmortem – Demonstrations For A Second Front – India And The Carrot Of Independence –
– WGN – News for March 29, 1942 – The really interesting and somewhat prophetic
Andrè Cluytens – At The 1949 Besancon Festival – Past Daily Weekend Gramophone
Another recording from the 1949 Besancon Festival. This week, a live performance of Florent Schmitt’s