Ian Anderson, that flute toting musical maniac from the 60's, gives us a festive line up of songs for the season. His naratives are all wonderful leadins to his wonderful style of music. He provides both humorous and anecdotal shorts that add another layer to his music and ones perspective of the holidays. If you enjoy Jethro Tull or are looking for a wonderful departure from the normal Christmas stuff, you'll love this program.
What were youi doing 42 years ago? Relive the energy that was Beatlemania with songs, interveiws and a whole lot of history regarding the Beatles coming to America. Lots of great old music in total context. A most enjoyable and informative hour of programing.
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"Paul McCartney: An Appreciation [59:00/54:00 Versions]" (deleted)
Review of Now He's 64: A Paul McCartney Appreciation [59:00/54:00 Versions] (deleted)
I've always been a Beatles fan but I've never heard it the way Paul Ingles helps you to with this program. Full of FULL songs, not just samplings, and insightful looks and listens to some of the music that Paul McCartney was or was a part of, leaves one with a new appreciation of music you already appreciate but not necessarily know why. Sit back, and appreciate one of rocks greats with music and words. It's great!
Prior to hearing"Shawn Colvin: Inside "These Four Walls" I didn't know her or her music. I now know her as the artist that she is. The process of her music making is revealed clearly and in real easy to understand terms. Very intresting insight into an artist's life and work. Captivating.
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Comment for "A Jethro Tull Christmas With Ian Anderson"
Carl Vasconcellos
Posted on December 21, 2006 at 05:33 PM | Permalink
Review of A Jethro Tull Christmas With Ian Anderson
Ian Anderson, that flute toting musical maniac from the 60's, gives us a festive line up of songs for the season. His naratives are all wonderful leadins to his wonderful style of music. He provides both humorous and anecdotal shorts that add another layer to his music and ones perspective of the holidays. If you enjoy Jethro Tull or are looking for a wonderful departure from the normal Christmas stuff, you'll love this program.
Comment for "The Beatles In America - 1964 (2 Hours @ 59:00 or 54:00)"
Carl Vasconcellos
Posted on September 29, 2006 at 11:46 PM | Permalink
Review of The Beatles In America - 1964 (Hour 1)
What were youi doing 42 years ago? Relive the energy that was Beatlemania with songs, interveiws and a whole lot of history regarding the Beatles coming to America. Lots of great old music in total context. A most enjoyable and informative hour of programing.
Comment for "Paul McCartney: An Appreciation [59:00/54:00 Versions]" (deleted)
Carl Vasconcellos
Posted on September 22, 2006 at 09:46 PM
Review of Now He's 64: A Paul McCartney Appreciation [59:00/54:00 Versions] (deleted)
I've always been a Beatles fan but I've never heard it the way Paul Ingles helps you to with this program. Full of FULL songs, not just samplings, and insightful looks and listens to some of the music that Paul McCartney was or was a part of, leaves one with a new appreciation of music you already appreciate but not necessarily know why. Sit back, and appreciate one of rocks greats with music and words. It's great!
Comment for "The Emergence of Shawn Colvin: Inside "These Four Walls" "
Carl Vasconcellos
Posted on September 17, 2006 at 11:04 PM | Permalink
Review of Shawn Colvin: Inside "These Four Walls" (118:00 / 59:00 / 54:00)
Prior to hearing"Shawn Colvin: Inside "These Four Walls" I didn't know her or her music. I now know her as the artist that she is. The process of her music making is revealed clearly and in real easy to understand terms. Very intresting insight into an artist's life and work. Captivating.