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Todd Rundgren
This week, we will have an overview of the career of guitar legend Todd Rundgren, including with his band project Utopia.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
225 Off the Beatle Track
Off the beaten track we went with Beatles demos, out-takes, songs rejected for albums and warm-ups. A new view of the evolution of that seminal band, assembled for us by Martin Lewis.
Off the Beatles Track
This week’s show will concern itself with the bits one rarely hears by that band one constantly hears, the Beatles. For the historically inclined, there will be bits that contain the absolute Best drumming, er Peter Best’s drumming on record, before he was replaced with Ringo Starr.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
094R Steely Dan II
The second and final part of our Steely Dan history, covering Goucho, the breakup and the solo activities that followed, and the final reunion. A more varied selection than part 1, but more interesting for that.
Steely Dan, part 2
Since we did the first part of our history of Steely Dan week before the last, we thought it might be a good idea to also broadcast the second part, which we will do this Sunday.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
224 Gordon Lightfoot
A show prompted by my hearing of his passing, and being a long time fan of his music. Something a little different to our usual fare. and mostly short tracks, so a lot of different things. I didn’t try to avoid the big hits this time, they are too much a part of his music. We covered most of the hits anyway, some in the pre and postshow sets, and some of his less well known stuff. Covering a sixty year career and twenty-one albums, we went through the highs and lows and hit the highlights too.
The Rick Beato podcast I mentioned is linked below
Gordon Lightfoot
Well, Mr. Lightfoot passed away a few weeks ago, and we looked back and found to our surprise that we had so far not made a show about him, so this week we will correct this severe oversight and present the work of Gordon Lightfoot.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
092R Steely Dan, part 1
A show where I was hard put to reduce the content to just two hours, being a big fan of this band and their two headline artists, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen. A set of my favourite tracks for the most part, and it did go down quite well with the audience too.
The postshow set finished with Larry Carlton’s Room 335, a composition inspired by Jay Graydon’s solo on Peg and using the song’s chord sequence.
Steely Dan, part 1
This week, we will have a look at Steely Dan’s first outings and into the late 1970s. Hence “part 1,” part 2 to follow in a fortnight.
See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse
223 Kings
To tie in with the only Coronation of a British monarch that most of us can remember, our subject was Kings with a side serving of royalty and a couple of cheeky Charlies.
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