THE MUSICAL JOURNEY OF TRAFFIC’S CHRIS WOOD – PART 2: LATER DAYS & COLLABORATIONS. Neil Saint continues the exclusive interview with biographer Dan Ropek. What role did he play in the genesis of key Traffic songs ‘Dear Mr Fantasy’ & ‘John
Rob says“I’m comin’ home, baby. There will be no more blues as I’ll have someone to watch over me. That will be so cosy!” Jazz people like Blossom Dearie, Ike Quebec, Julie O’Hara and Smacka Fitzgibbon would be impressed if
Do you have only a window ledge, or a tiny courtyard and are wondering how to cope with the different sunlight conditions? In part 2 of this series, Diane talks about what to do in the coldest months of the
Are you a fan of the movie Grease? If you are, then it’s time to put on the bobby socks and the circular skirts or skinny jeans and dance to the tracks from the movie. You’ve probably seen mention in
Neil Macbeth will have a Gallic emphasis with tracks from some of the American greats who recorded with French groups and some more recent French bands playing in the traditional style” So get out your striped sweater, beret, and croissant
THE MUSICAL JOURNEY OF TRAFFIC’S CHRIS WOOD – PART 1 – THE EARLY DAYS Exclusive interview content with Chris Wood biographer Dan Ropek from which you’ll uncover just why his saxophone, flute and personality were so integral to the band
Rob is going smooth jazz with sultry songstresses and songsters. “Farewell my lovely. Although I know I will get along without you very well, you will always on my mind – come rain or come shine.”Rob wishes Bonnie J Jensen,
Do sweet peas go with onions? Definitely not but on today’s show we’re just nuts about onions and sweet peas but not in the same breath. Marianne is also going gardening in tight spaces in Backyard Biodynamics with Margaret. Growing Onions
TWhat do Tina Turner, Leonard Bernstein, Sugar Ray Leonard, Franklin D. Roosevelt & Barbra Streisand have in common? They sang in a choir! And today, choirs have never been more popular. We feature the world’s top choirs mixed with all
Neil will include items from trumpet players Ruby Braff and Alex Welsh , the 1935 Benny Goodman band and some vocalists with Duke Ellington from the 1940’s and 50’s. Jack Teagarden was once asked about him on the Gary Moore