This week’s show is the first of two concerning themselves with Northern Irelands longest-standing musical export, multiinstrumentalist-singer-songwriter Van The Man Morrison. This one includes his time as one of Them. Gloria in caverna MOULa…

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This week’s show will be concerned with multiinstrumentalist singer-songwriter and producer Dave Pegg, who may be more familiar to everybody as the bassist of Fairport Convention and Jethro Tull. He also did some pretty nifty solo work, though.

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“It’s a plane!”—”It’s a train!”—”No, it’s… a boat!”

The third section of our transportation-oriented series brings us to where there is only a thin sheet of metal between us and the water. There will be all sorts of modes of transportation, historical as well as contemporary.

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This week’s theme is the seminal work of Miles Davis at Columbia Records, notably including his setting the world of Jazz on its ears not once, but twice.

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No Apocalypse for Jazz can be seen in the near future, so we will have a look at how Jazz is doing these days—it may be doing it quietly and in the background for the mainstream listener, but it’s there, it’s alive, and it’s kickin’!

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This week, we will continue the saga of Chicago: what happened after their fatal hit.

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After our look at the sea a couple of weeks ago, we will turn our eyes upwards this time and enjoy the sky for a change.

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This week, we will have a look at the early years of Chicago. Not the Southside thereof—we won’t meet Leroy Brown—but the Rock band that has some real brass.

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This week’s show will have a look at what happened to the Big Band—not why, in particular, it went into a corner to sulk (that was due to Swing going out of style), but whether there are any recent signs of life.

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This week, we will look at the collaborative career of Nancy Sinatra and singer/songwriter/producer/manager Lee Hazlewood, who is generally credited with getting Sinatra’s career back on track after she had already been dismissed as a one-hit wonder.

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