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Govt Mule sounds here as old times Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Govt Mule sounds here as old times Lynyrd Skynyrd


There is the southern blues rock, but while I could only take one album by LS, I've dug deep with GM  - the Deeper Ends sets are worth a check, for the sheer variety of guest bassists involved : Chris Squire to Les Claypool
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I heard few GM albums (don't remember the titles), they sounded much more psychedelic and contained lot of jamming
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

I heard few GM albums (don't remember the titles), they sounded much more psychedelic and contained lot of jamming


I came to them via the Deep End/Deeper End sets, which probably reveals them in a different light
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I'm leaving you as well ...

Unfortunately we leave in GMT+2 time and freezy night is outside



see you next week
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Some new jazz and some older jazz to kick off the first 30 minutes. However,  the main feature is sampling the musicians who came out the 60's pop/rock group Timebox - especially now I 've got the remastered Boxer reissue from Esoteric. So check out the playing and vocals of Mike Patto and definitely the legendary Ollie Halsall (vibes, keyboards and guitar) in various guises: along with Timebox & Boxer, also (the experimental rock of) Patto, (the comedy pastiche of) The Rutles and Jon Hiseman's Tempest (sans jazz?).


Alternative Alternative Show

21st February 2013

8pm – 11pm GMT (rebroadcast: 1am GMT Saturday/8pm EST Friday;  1am GMT Monday/8pm EST Sunday; 1am GMTT Wed/8pm EST Tues)

 

Esperanza Spalding

 

Perazuan

 

Junja

 

Latin Jazz

 

Connector

Kozo Suganuma

 

Albatross

 

Convergence

 

Metal Fusion

 

Vega

Esperanza Spalding

 

Loro

 

Junja

 

Latin Jazz

 

Connector

Focus

 

Focus 10

 

Focus X

 

Jazz Rock

 

Eastworld

Chris Potter

 

Stranger At The Gate

 

The Sirens

 

Jazz

 

ECM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sophia

 

Defiance

 

Defiance

 

Jap Prog

 

K26P

Robben Ford

 

Slick Caper Blues

 

Bringing It Back Home

 

Blues

 

MRI Ass.

Van Der Graaf Generator

 

The Liquidator

 

The Long Hello (ex Jackson etal)

 

Prog

 

Flawed Gems

Richard Thompson

 

Salford Saturday

 

Electric

 

Folk

 

Proper Music

Lonnie Liston Smith/Cosmic Echoes

 

Expansions

 

Expansion

 

Jazz Funk

 

RCA/Flying Dutchman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Patto

 

Beat The Drum

 

Hold Your Fire

 

Rock

 

Repertoire

Timebox

 

Beggin’

 

Timebox: The Deram Anthology

 

Pop/Rock

 

Deram

Boxer

 

Shooting Star

 

Below The Belt

 

Rock

 

Esoteric

Tempest

 

Waiting For A Miracle

 

Tempest/Living In Fear

 

Rock Jazz

 

Sequel

The Rutles

 

Number One

 

The Rutles

 

Pop

 

Rhino

Patto

 

The Man

 

Patto

 

Rock

 

Repertoire

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Perfect Circle

 

The Package

 

13th Step

 

Heavy Rock

 

EMI

Ange

 

Bele, Bele Petite Chevre

 

Emile Jacotey

 

Fr Prog

 

Universal

Richard Thompson

 

Stuck On The Treadmill

 

Electric

 

Folk

 

Proper Music

Drifters/Shadows

 

Bongo Blues

 

Kontiki: 1958-1961

 

Pop

 

Jasmine

Mike Keneally Group

 
Kedgeree
 

Bakin’ @ The Potato

 

Leftfield Rock

 

Exowax

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http://www.tunein.com/radio/loughborough-campus-radio-s2237/

 

Also via Apple’s I-Tune/Library (upper LHS of the screen : Radio – University/Colleges (scroll down to and click on Loughborough Campus Radio- LCR)

 

To feedback/chat during the show e.mail: [email protected]  or join Prog Archives and contributed via the thread: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=51952&PN=73
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Evening - slipping in a tribute to Kevin Ayers
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Jazz: something from the recent Pat Metheny double and also (apparently) Metheny's first recording - as it was Jaco Pastorius's. New nu fusion from Norway's In The Country. More from Boxer. Having had a little moan at the cost of the Ange's remastered 7 CD set last week released in Japan only, delighted to discover Kevin Ayers' remastered 5 Harvest Records CD set is about a fifteenth of the price at Amazon.UK - so more of his early 'solo' music as a tribute to a Canterbury original who sadly died 8 days ago. (BTW not checked the price of the complete Family recordings yet.......). We continue to feature Mike Keneally with his UK tour coming very soon. And the usual unusual eclectic mix. 


Alternative Alternative Show

28th February 2013

8pm – 11pm GMT (rebroadcast: 1am GMT Saturday/8pm EST Friday; 1am GMT Monday/8pm EST Sunday; 1am GMTT Wed/8pm EST Tues)

 

Pat Metheny

 

Stranger In Town

 

The Orchestrion Project

 

Jazz Fusion

 

Nonesuch

Pastorius Metheny Bley Ditmus

 

Batterie

 

Jaco

 

Jazz Fusion

 

Jazz Food

John Coltrane

 

Giant Steps

 

Giant Steps

 

Modern Jazz

 

Atlantic

Omar Hakim & Rachel Z

 

Soar Girl

 

The Trio Of Oz

 

Jazz

 

OZmosis

In The Country

 

Steelpants

 

Sunset Sunrise

 

Nu Jazz

 

Act

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ange

 

Ces Gens-La

 

Le Cimetiere Des Arlequins

 

Fr Prog

 

Universal

Zoo

 

If You Lose Your Woman

 

Zoo

 

Brass Rock

 

Flawed Gems

Mike Keneally

 

Faithful Axe

 

Boil That Dust Speck

 

Left Rock

 

 Third Venture

Tom Rush

 

Tin Angel

 

The Circle Game

 

Folk

 

Elektra

Joni Mitchell

 

Coyote

 

Hejira

 

Folk Jazz

 

Asylum

Kansas

 

Point Of Know Return

 

Two For The Show

 

US Prog

 

Epic

Kevin Ayers

 

Stop That Train

 

Joy Of A Toy

 

Psych

 

Harvest

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oblivion Sun

 

Deckand

 

The High Places

 

Nu Prog

 

Prophase Music

Boxer

 

All The Time In The World

 

Below The Belt

 

Rock

 

Esoteric

Captain Beefheart/The Magic Band

 

When Big Joan Sets Up

 

Trout Mask Replica

 

Avant Rock

 

Straight

Land

 

Stillman

 

Night Within

 

Nu Fusion

 

Impreciation

Ray Gomez

 

Sweet Life 1991

 

Sweet Life

 

Blues Rock

 

www.raygomez.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike Keneally

 

Faithful Axe

 

Boil That Dust Speck

 

Left Rock

 

 Third Venture

Eric Burdon

 

Bo Diddley Special

 

Til Your River Runs Dry

 

Blues

 

ABKCO

Tom Rush

 

Urge For Going

 

The Circle Game

 

Folk

 

Elektra

Kevin Ayers/Soft Machine

 

Why Are We Sleeping?

 

Joy Of A Toy

 

Psych

 

Harvest

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Also via Apple’s I-Tune/Library (upper LHS of the screen : Radio – University/Colleges (scroll down to and click on Loughborough Campus Radio- LCR)

 

To feedback/chat during the show e.mail: [email protected]  or join Prog Archives and contributed via the thread: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=51952&PN=73
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INDEED the usual unusual mix, will make an effort to tune in
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evening
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good evening, Dick

tonight's mix is quite unusual?
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not often you play hard bop here
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Hi Slava -

had time to think about it and do some changes as the programme developed
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In The Country:

It's their fifth album already, just debut on major label (German ACT)

BTW, their keyboards player was one-time Jaga Jazzist member (circa 2002)
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What do make of In The Country - filling the vacancy left by EST??? Not quite, seem to use electronic fills
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agree,at least they are closer to EST than Jaga Jazzist
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never through of JJ to be in EST territory
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Zoo sounds a bit like DIY Chicago/BST clone
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the blues element pushes me toward Cold Blood
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I was heavy Kansas fan for years, had all their albums (till 81'), probably because of some sentiments I like their early (70s) works till now

among with Rush they are best prog bands from N. America in 70s for me
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