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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Malaclypse

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

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Malaclypse

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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Malaclypse

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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Malaclypse

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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Malaclypse

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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Malaclypse

This week’s outing will have a look at the often overlooked corner of Prog Rock sometimes called “Krautrock,” which sort of zigged where the rest of the world had zagged. Examples from four of the major bands will be featured.

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Malaclypse

This week, we will celebrate the tenth anniversary of our first broadcast as RFD, with a selection of Ed’s favourite tracks from the last ten years’ shows.

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Malaclypse

This week’s show will feature our ninth set of tracks one rarely, if ever, hears on FM radio, and tracks with a bit of a back story to them.

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Malaclypse

This Sunday, we will take a look at Mike Stern, jazz and fusion guitarist of Blood, Sweat & Tears and Miles Davis Band fame. He was part of several other notable collaborations alongside a prolific solo career.

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Malaclypse