Obscure music from the '60s

Obscure music from the '60s

Friday, September 19, 2008

Episode # 97 Now Posted!!!!!

Friday, has it come again so soon? It means another great show, filled with songs that you possibly have never heard. Who knows, maybe a future personal favourite awaits you in this episode. In this episode, you will hear from: The Night Riders, The Chantays, The Bobcats, The Guise, Waylon Jennings, The Gordian Knot, Gale Garnett, Kaleidoscope, The Who, The Doors, and Gene Clark. If you have any requests or comments, please write to me at jwitty@sympatico.ca

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2 comments:

KwKidd said...

Great rundown of the making of the show - and sharing those 'deep secrets'. Don't give it all away - we audio engineer types need to keep some mystery.

"Look into My Teardrops" shows us that sentimental side to Waylon Jennings. Great bio at http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/jennings_waylon/bio.jhtml. From his brief time as Buddy Holly's bassist and then the fateful plane seat swap, Waylon continues to bring some of Holly's attitude and love of music to us all. Maybe the music didn't die, and a great deal of it lives on through Waylon.

Gayle Garnett - What a writer and voice! "We'll Sing in the Sunshine" brings back a bit of the 60's more open & free relationships and thinking "we have this moment - let's live it!".

Thanks again, Jim. I look forward to Fridays even more these days!

jimmark66 said...

Waylon is one of my favourites. I love all of his '60s and early '70s material. He had a fascinating life and made some great music. Thanks for the comments. They make my page look better:)

Jim