First program from the ol' Sharon stomping grounds. The equipment may be different, but the vibe is still the same.
Enjoy.
Theme - Oscar Pettiford: 'Bohemia After Dark' from "Another One" (Bethlehem/Avenue Jazz)
The Aluminum Group: 'Headphones' from "Little Happyness" (Minty Fresh)
Mark Ronson feat. Phantom Planet: 'Just' from "Version" (Red Ink)
Cassettes Won't Listen 'The Freed Pig' from "No Alternative" (www.cassetteswontlisten.com)
Eric Coleman: 'WYSIWYG, - 2007 Remake, Remodel' (www.thefump.com)
Robert Lund: 'Nuttin' But Spam' (www.thefump.com)
Bang on a Can Allstars: 'Music for Airports [excerpt]' from "Music for Airports LIVE" (www.bangonacan.org)
Jan Garbarek: 'Eventyr' from " Eventyr" (ECM)
Amy Adams: 'Happy Working Song' from "Enchanted" (Walt Disney)
Michael Giacchino: 'End Titles' from "Ratatouille" (Walt Disney)
Michael Manring: 'Come With Me, My Love' from "Soliloquy" (www.manthing.com)
Michael Hedges: 'Sofa No. 1' from "Oracle" (Windham Hill)
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
A word on interviews
In it's previous incarnation, Bohemia After Dark was essentially a variety show. When I first hit the air in 1997, I had plans. Big plans. Stupendous plans.
And then I came to my senses.
Over the initial run, there were interviews -- actual discussions! Among the subjects I spoke with were authors & poets (Nathan Cabot Hale, normal, Mike Jurkovic, Jeff Bond), musicians (Mark Snow, Tom Lehrer) and luminaries (Joel Dorn, Stan Freberg). Many of these programs were archived poorly and thus, may not be usable again, which peeves me dearly, as I was the yutz doing the saving!
So I ask this fellow citizens -- would you like the added value of interviews along with the music?
Let me know if that's of interest. bohemiaafterdark@gmail.com
And then I came to my senses.
Over the initial run, there were interviews -- actual discussions! Among the subjects I spoke with were authors & poets (Nathan Cabot Hale, normal, Mike Jurkovic, Jeff Bond), musicians (Mark Snow, Tom Lehrer) and luminaries (Joel Dorn, Stan Freberg). Many of these programs were archived poorly and thus, may not be usable again, which peeves me dearly, as I was the yutz doing the saving!
So I ask this fellow citizens -- would you like the added value of interviews along with the music?
Let me know if that's of interest. bohemiaafterdark@gmail.com
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