Radio Free D'ni

A second dose of easy listening tracks, with stuff from piano bars in Paris, Italian cinema music and British ensembles like Sounds Orchestral.  A goodly number of listeners too, up to 24 at best.

A nice relaxed set of rock on the various folk- country- and pop-rock styles.    Up to 14 listeners, but we were competing with the World Cup and the 4th of July.

A compilation show of tracks with allusions to Secrets or Lies in them.  Covering a wide variety of styles and genres, it had something for everyone.  Up to 19 listener connections agreed with us 🙂

A choice set of guitar instrumentals across a wide variety of genres – intended to both give everyone something they like and also introduce you to new things that you might want to follow up.   And to do that you need the playlist, so here it is.

Featuring the remarkable talents of guitarist Jerry Donahue, well known for his prowess at string bending and his speed of execution, and also for his ability in general to fit in as a sideman with may bands and singers.  All the tracks featured Jerry on guitar apart from the Jerry Reed original version of The…

A straightforward feelgood show, digging into the past, with a certain aroma of flowers and incense, and lots of three-minute or less tracks 🙂

A show to mark the centenary of the birth of groundbreaking jazz trumpeter and bandleader Miles Davis, with tracks from the extensive Complete Recordings box sets issued by Columbia Records

A show that did what it said on the tin – played that funky music from a wide variety of bands, some of them unexpected 🙂

The long anticipated electronic music show, finally realised for our 300th new show.  Not a bad record. 22 listeners max, and we appreciate your interest.  

A Remastered 4th July show, at a time when a reminder of some of the good in America was sorely needed. Not uncritical, but the songs mostly empahsised the good things to be found there. Mother’s Day in the US, which may have affected our audience, as we made it up to just 12 listeners.