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Blue Note Records
This week’s show will take a closer look at the record label that dominated and very much innovated the world of Jazz in the 1950s and 60s, Blue Note Records.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
096R Allan Holdsworth part 1
The first part of our look at virtuoso jazz fusion guitarist Allan Holdsworth, with his umistakeable legato style. Part one looks at his ealier career as a sideman with various bands and his rise to fame.
Allan Holdsworth, part I
This week, we will have a look at the first part of the career of British Fusion and Prog guitarist Allan Holdsworth, whose innovative approach to tonality and chord progressions has influenced people ranging through Folk, Jazz, Rock and Metal.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
226 Saga
A prolific Canadian rock band, mostly progressive, we chose to give you the Chapters of their science fiction saga, originally issued, out of order, over their albums from 1978 to 2003. In the natural break between the first and second books (so to speak) we had four of their concert favourites.
There’s lots more of their work, so let us know if you want us to cover it.
Saga
This week’s show will have a look at Canadian band Saga’s saga, the creation of which spanned the group’s entire 40-years-plus career.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
094R Todd Rundgren
The first of Hugh’s shows that we have remastered, and he was with us on the stream. Unfortunately, the stream was afflicted with some strange voice distortions on our announcements, but the music was clear, so we carried on while searching for a solution. Some testing to be done.
Show featured Todd Rundgren solo and with his band Utopia. Preshow was stuff produced by Todd ans postshow was covers of Rundgren songs.
Todd Rundgren
This week, we will have an overview of the career of guitar legend Todd Rundgren, including with his band project Utopia.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
225 Off the Beatle Track
Off the beaten track we went with Beatles demos, out-takes, songs rejected for albums and warm-ups. A new view of the evolution of that seminal band, assembled for us by Martin Lewis.
Off the Beatles Track
This week’s show will concern itself with the bits one rarely hears by that band one constantly hears, the Beatles. For the historically inclined, there will be bits that contain the absolute Best drumming, er Peter Best’s drumming on record, before he was replaced with Ringo Starr.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
094R Steely Dan II
The second and final part of our Steely Dan history, covering Goucho, the breakup and the solo activities that followed, and the final reunion. A more varied selection than part 1, but more interesting for that.
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