Dear Rock n Rollers,
Still stuck on Led Zep....I found the original version of Gallow's Pole by Lead Belly (1888-1949) and his 12 string guitar. I like both the original and the LZ version, particularly as it evolves into a 'stomp' halfway through the tune. I also include some John Lennon ( Yer Blues-co authored by PMc) and Cold Turkey, along with Paul's Medicine Jar. The rest is mainly blues , beginning with Melissa and finishing off with some early Dylan and Blind Faith. Enjoy!
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Filmore West
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Thursday, November 08, 2012
TT 9 November 2012: The Blues Roots of Led Zeppelin and The Doors
Dear Rock n Rollers,
Slim Harpo, Robert Johnson, Sonny Boy Williams, John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters all influenced both The Doors (Los Angeles) and Led Zeppelin (London). Check out some gems from these blues masters and then compare to the (resulting) tunes of Led Zep and Doors. Enjoy!
Set your radio dial to Transatlantic Tunes Friday night at 20:00 (8pm Central European Time)
Tune in on 103.3 or 105.2 FM
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Transatlantic Tunes is also rebroadcast on Saturday Morning at 8am CET (Central European Time.)
For Playlist, click HERE.
Transatlantic Tunes is proudly sponsored by LAB, Luxembourg's document and data management specialist.
Feel free to phone me in the studio during the broadcast +352 22 22 88 or send me an email.
Keep Rock 'n Rolling!
Filmore West
Slim Harpo, Robert Johnson, Sonny Boy Williams, John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters all influenced both The Doors (Los Angeles) and Led Zeppelin (London). Check out some gems from these blues masters and then compare to the (resulting) tunes of Led Zep and Doors. Enjoy!
Set your radio dial to Transatlantic Tunes Friday night at 20:00 (8pm Central European Time)
Tune in on 103.3 or 105.2 FM
Or
www.ara.lu/listen
Transatlantic Tunes is also rebroadcast on Saturday Morning at 8am CET (Central European Time.)
For Playlist, click HERE.
Transatlantic Tunes is proudly sponsored by LAB, Luxembourg's document and data management specialist.
Feel free to phone me in the studio during the broadcast +352 22 22 88 or send me an email.
Keep Rock 'n Rolling!
Filmore West
Thursday, November 01, 2012
TT 02 November 2012: Nick Drake
Dear Rock n Rollers,
Nick Drake (1948-74) made three albums in his short career before sinking into deep depression and ending his life with a drug overdose. The music didn't sell at the time, but his influence has waxed over time. This set is not happy, happy, but is beautiful at the same time. I take songs from each of Drake's LPs and mixed it with Young, Velvet, Bowie, Cat Stevens and Pentagle. Heavy but good.
Set your radio dial to Transatlantic Tunes Friday night at 20:00 (8pm Central European Time)
Tune in on 103.3 or 105.2 FM
Or
www.ara.lu/listen
Transatlantic Tunes is also rebroadcast on Saturday Morning at 8am CET (Central European Time.)
For playlist, click HERE.
Transatlantic Tunes is proudly sponsored by LAB, Luxembourg's document and data management specialist.
Feel free to phone me in the studio during the broadcast +352 22 22 88 or send me an email.
Keep Rock 'n Rolling!
Filmore West
PS: If you missed our smashing birthday party....you can listen to the podcast: http://podcast.ara.lu/?p=2955
Nick Drake (1948-74) made three albums in his short career before sinking into deep depression and ending his life with a drug overdose. The music didn't sell at the time, but his influence has waxed over time. This set is not happy, happy, but is beautiful at the same time. I take songs from each of Drake's LPs and mixed it with Young, Velvet, Bowie, Cat Stevens and Pentagle. Heavy but good.
Set your radio dial to Transatlantic Tunes Friday night at 20:00 (8pm Central European Time)
Tune in on 103.3 or 105.2 FM
Or
www.ara.lu/listen
Transatlantic Tunes is also rebroadcast on Saturday Morning at 8am CET (Central European Time.)
For playlist, click HERE.
Transatlantic Tunes is proudly sponsored by LAB, Luxembourg's document and data management specialist.
Feel free to phone me in the studio during the broadcast +352 22 22 88 or send me an email.
Keep Rock 'n Rolling!
Filmore West
PS: If you missed our smashing birthday party....you can listen to the podcast: http://podcast.ara.lu/?p=2955
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