This weekend on Echoes and interview with Maps. James Chapman of Maps talks about the Beach Boys, faux orchestras and memories. We’ll also hear Yagull, the piano/guitar duo performing live.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, we’ll hear music from acoustic guitar slinger, R.D. King. He has an eponymously titled album. And we’ll visit Bruno SanFilippo’s album of piano miniatures.
Yagull is the Japanese-Serbian duo of classical pianist Kana Kamitsubo and progressive rock guitarist Sasha Markovic. The duo come in to play songs from their album, “Yuna”.
I Think Like Midnight is enigmatic name of a Philadelphia instrumental rock group that includes members of the punk band, The Dead Milkmen. It’s a bitchin’ post rock sound live on Echoes.
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White Noise and It’s a Beautiful Day in a Double Flashback 50 in the Echoes Podcast. https://media.blubrry.com/echoespodcast/echoes.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/EchoesPodcast-WhiteNoise-ItsABeautifulDay.m4aPodcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSIt’s a Double Flashback 50 when we explore two albums from June 1969 that could not be more different. From London, It’s White Noise with their debut, An Electric Storm and from…
Take a Flashback 50 to It’s a Beautiful Day, the San Francisco group who released their debut in 1969 with classic songs like “White Bird” and “Hot Summer Day.”
This weekend on Echoes we count down The Best of Echoes 2019, So Far as we reach the midway point of the year. We’ve also got a live performance by the post-rock band, I Think Like Midnight.
I Think Like Midnight is enigmatic name of a Philadelphia instrumental rock group that includes members of the punk band, The Dead Milkmen. It’s a bitchin’ post-rock sound live on Echoes.
On the next Echoes, it’s a Flashback 50 to “An Electric Storm” by White Noise. Created by members of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in their off-hours, it was an underground psychedelic classic.
Yagull is a progressive rock group that strips down to a duo with the husband and wife team of guitarist Sasha Markovic and pianist Kana Kamitsubo. They talk about their album, Yuna.