Radio Free D’ni

273 John Williams

Specifically chosen for May 4th, because of its Star Wars association, this show went down very well with our listeners who came along in good numbers.  We’re sorry that we could not include all your favourites, but the list of John Williams music is very long.

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Williams. John Williams.

No, that is not to insinuate that this particular John Williams had anything to do with the James Bond series of films. Rather we are talking about the Australian classical guitarist Jazz drummer Jazz bassist drummer saxophonist singer—sorry. Orchestral music, right? The American pianist classical conductor violinist composer, film scorer and conductor, John Williams. Not to be confused with a lot of other musicians, composers etc. named John Williams. Anyway, long story short, we’ll have a bit of an overview of his work this week.

See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse

Let’s Dance.

We have been a bit heavy on the topics lately, so we’ll just have a set of danceable bits this week. Bring your heavy-duty shoes!

See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse

272 Robert Palmer

A fine show, taking us on a trip through all the genres with the expert accompaniment of Robert Palmer, brought us up to 15 listener connections which is very nice for a holiday Sunday.

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Robert Palmer

This week, we’ll look at the common factor involved in Vinegar Joe and The Power Station. And what he did on his own. And what all of that has to do with Little Feat.

See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse

146R Lights! Camera! Music!

A show from Hugh, who is a huge movie fan as well as a music fan and musician and has an impressively large stash.  Notable movie music from famous composers and it drew a good audience in the cavern and out of it, up to 28 at one point, with 23 most of the time.  Thanks for coming back, folks 🙂

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Lights! Camera! Music!

This week’s outing will take you to the movies, featuring notable bits from the soundtracks of notable, well, movies. And, as usual, the occasional oddity.

See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse

271 Here Comes The Sun

An equinoctal celebration, with sunny tracks from our stashes, woven together really quite well.  Gratifyingly well attended too, with a lively crowd in the cavern and many listeners on the stream too.

This was a sequel to the Sun Arise show we did a few years ago, with no carryovers, and it went together well, and entertained people, which is all that really matters.

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Here Comes that Big Yellow Thermonuclear Thingy in the Sky

While it might seem ludicrous to dedicate an entire show to a big ball of gas, that’s what we’ll be doing this week: greeting our biggest cosmic source of electromagnetic radiation with a nice selection of songs relating to it, as the seasons slowly turn towards summer.

See you in the Cavern,
Malaclypse