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255 Review of the Decade
Our tenth anniversary as a broadcasting team, Edison’s usual review of the year was extended to take in all of our previous shows. And a great selection of tracks was the result, appreciated by up to 24 listener connections and a good crowd in the cavern.
10 Years of Radio Free D’ni!
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.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
126R Rarities and What-ifs 9
A substantially remastered show that originally ran long and we managed to make into one that ran short. Oh well. Lots of listeners, very gratifying. I even sang… and nobody complained.
The postshow was extended to compensate for the short main show.
Rarities and What-Ifs, part 9
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.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
254 All At Sea
Sea-related tracks assembled by Hugh from his impressive collection, including movie soundtrack items, Classica, folk and all varieties of rock. Over 20 listener connections – a good number for us recently 🙂 Thanks folks, and join us again.
125R Be-Bop Deluxe
A trip through the recording career of Bill Nelson’s Be-Bop Deluxe, a Yorkshire band from the Seventies, but with music that has lasted very well. Malaclyps was away from home so I was reduced to flying solo – something I quite like now and again.
253 Mike Stern
A great show featuring jazz fusion guitrist Mike Stern, assembled by Hugh drew a decent crowd despite coinciding with Mysteriium and the UEFA cup final in which England were playing. To the rest of you, you missed a great show, guys 🙂
Mike Stern
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.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
124R Miles Davis: The Warner Brothers Years.
A good show put together by Hugh for us – he’s got more Miles, you see. Up to 16 listener connections, a good number for a holiday weekend, we think.
Miles at Warner
We can see for Miles and Miles… no, wait, wrong artist. This week, we will have a look at Miles Davis’ career at Warner Brothers Records, which lasted from his resurgence in the mid-1980s until his death in 1991.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
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