Playlists
274 Jefferson Airplane
Back to the late Sixties we went and to San Francisco for some source material from the Summer of Love, still smelling slightly of patchouli, from Jefferson Airplane. Tracks from beginning to end of their career, with some later stuff and side projects in the postshow. Slight technical issues aside, the show went down well.
148R Robben Ford
A show full of great guitar playing from Robben Ford, whose style and ability sound equally at home in jazz, rock and blues. Mothers Day in the US may have reduced our audience numbers, but those who came enjoyed it enthusuastically.
273 John Williams
Specifically chosen for May 4th, because of its Star Wars association, this show went down very well with our listeners who came along in good numbers. We’re sorry that we could not include all your favourites, but the list of John Williams music is very long.
147R A Danceable Solution
A Radio Free D’ni dance party, and why not. Lots of dancing in the cavern, and lots of listeners too. The joys of Spring 🙂
272 Robert Palmer
A fine show, taking us on a trip through all the genres with the expert accompaniment of Robert Palmer, brought us up to 15 listener connections which is very nice for a holiday Sunday.
146R Lights! Camera! Music!
A show from Hugh, who is a huge movie fan as well as a music fan and musician and has an impressively large stash. Notable movie music from famous composers and it drew a good audience in the cavern and out of it, up to 28 at one point, with 23 most of the time. Thanks for coming back, folks 🙂
271 Here Comes The Sun
An equinoctal celebration, with sunny tracks from our stashes, woven together really quite well. Gratifyingly well attended too, with a lively crowd in the cavern and many listeners on the stream too.
This was a sequel to the Sun Arise show we did a few years ago, with no carryovers, and it went together well, and entertained people, which is all that really matters.
145R Bruce Hornsby
A remastered show updated with tracks from albums released since the first broadcast. True to form, the new stuff is different from what’s gone before, from this veritable chameleon of musical talent. Lots of fun had in the cavern as well.
270 Johnny Winter – In Performance
A show full of high-energy Blues performances from a master of the craft, this one was another of Hugh’s making, and very popular too, with a good attendance in the Cavern and outside. Some great music was heard and appreciated. A Johnny Winter in the Studio show will be fortcoming later in the year.
144R Not Dark Yet
Subtitled “The Songs of Bob Dylan” we had a selection of cover versions and originals from a most significant source of music. A slight technical hiccup meant we lost the stream for a few minutes, but our audience numbers show that most of you held on and reconnected once we had things back on the air. Thanks for your patience 🙂