Thursday, December 18, 2014-Echoes Program 1451D

Interview: Gentle Giant
Gentle Giant wasn’t the most popular progressive rock band of the 1970s, but it was one of the most respected.  They were known for their complex compositions, madrigal singing, and conceptual albums that pushed the limits of rock.  They’ve just released a live album from 1976.

Thursday December 18th Echoes Program 1451D
Start Time	Group Name	Song Name	Album Name
First Half Hour
0:01:00	Wu Man	Frere Jaques	Our World in Song (An Odyssey of Music Treasures)
0:06:00	Peter Kater	Luminescence	Element Series: Etheria
0:13:32	Jennie Abrahamson	Phoenix	Gemini Gemini
0:17:42	Bear in Heaven	The Sun and the Moon and the Stars	Time is Over One Day Old
0:20:28	Christopher Willits	Connect	Opening
0:29:00	break
Second Half Hour
0:30:00	An interview with Gentle Giant
0:39:21	break
0:40:06	Gentle Giant	Intro/Just the Same	Live at the Bicentennial 1776-1976
0:46:31	The Capsules	Super Symmetry	The Long Goodbye
0:50:14	Scann-Tec	Inside	Morpheus – Live Nuit Hypnotique
0:59:00	break
Third Half Hour
0:01:00	Vacabou	Meditation Park	Vacabou
0:06:00	Jeff Johnson and Phil Keaggy	WaterSky	WaterSky
0:14:05	Laurie Anderson	World Without End	Bright Red
0:16:30	Ulrich Schnauss	Bluebird of Happiness (Mojave 3)	Missing Deadlines
0:23:35	Bryan Carrigan	Hope	Inspired
0:29:00	break
Fourth Half Hour
0:30:00	Lyla Foy	Honeymoon	Ricochets: The Echoes Living Room Concerts Vol. 20
0:33:08	Kitaro	Mercury	Symphony Live in Istanbul
0:41:31	Mazmoneth	Spooks	Music by Mirrors
0:47:33	break
0:48:18	Diane Arkenstone	Just Kickin’ Around	Union Road
0:53:30	Neil Tatar and David Darling	Journey	Where Did the Time Go