That is Forever the question, as we get into the work of jazz keyboardist Chick Corea.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
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Return to… When, Exactly?
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290 The Dark Is Rising
A Christmas Story for 2025, Susan Cooper’s The Dark Is Rising, a personal favourite and one that I could fit music to. Being a full novel, it went on for rather longer than our usual show, but kept within the normal postshow cutoff, so I thought we’d be OK. Up to 22 listener connections, so I seem to have been right. Good to see so many folks in the Cavern on a Holiday weekend too.
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The Dark is Rising!
This week, something rather different: Alan will retell a midwinter story… with a good amount of music to go along.
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289 Jerry Goldsmith
A show featuring the music of film and TV composer Jerry Goldsmith, concetrating on his SF, Fantasy and horor film soundtracks, assembled by Hugh who is very much into that sort of thing. Very popular with up to 22 connections. It’s good to know we can entertain you.
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Jerry Goldsmith
A bit of an ominous theme for this week’s show, featuring a Leviathan of film music. We will totally recall all the gremlins from the twilight zone, give the Hoosiers their best shot, maybe score first blood on an alien. Or on the chairman. If you are confused, listen in to the show!
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165R Family
A band with a distinctive sound and an original choice of material from many genres, which perhaps did not help them to build a following. Family were a band that made some good friends but could be hard to follow, while still producing some great music.
Up to 20 listener connections for this one, a good number for us – thanks to all.
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A Family-Friendly Show
Well, this week we will feature a lot from the group that featured the likes of Ric Grech, Roger Chapman, John Wetton, Tony Ashton… one of those groups that served as a launchpad for multiple careers, while at the same time helping redefine the sound of Rock, moving from R&B through Psychedelia towards early Prog and Fusion.
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288 Neal Morse
A look at the career of mainly prog but also Christian rock star Neal Morse. His career is so extensive that we could only scratch the surface, but we did our best to cover it well.
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Neal Morse
No relation to Steve Morse, Neal grew a beard in 1992, went transatlantic in 1999, passed the yellow matter custard test with flying colors and co-founded the Neal Morse band.
If any of that made sense to you, you’re a fan already and you’ll probably enjoy the show for that reason. If not, it’s an interesting story well worth a listen.
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164R Steel, Jewels, Fashion
A remastered anniversary show taking the advertising businesses themes for the date, hence the slightly random combination. It Worked well though, and gave us a good combination of tracks for a varied and interesting evening.