A pretty jazzy first hour leads to a freeform second hour with a few poppy things, followed by a trip through the renaissance and then to a bluesy ending.
The archive will be posted later than usual this week
see the playlist after the break...
Saturday, July 29, 2017
Playlist for the Unpopular Music Webcast for July 29, 2017
Mostly the program prepared for July 15, so I could get to bed early last night.
A pretty jazzy first hour leads to a freeform second hour with a few poppy things, followed by a trip through the renaissance and then to a bluesy ending.
The archive will be posted later than usual this weekend,
see the playlist after the break...
A pretty jazzy first hour leads to a freeform second hour with a few poppy things, followed by a trip through the renaissance and then to a bluesy ending.
The archive will be posted later than usual this week
see the playlist after the break...
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Playlist for the Unpopular Music Webcast for July 22, 2017
In a program completely reassembled this morning, we try to break up the usual formula. So on offer we present, among other things, tracks from two of the essential jazz albums of 1993, summer jams (and remember these are my summer jams (one of which breaks the Unpopular Music Manifesto, but also is the Unpopular Music Manifesto)), some early music, and some electronic doo-dads.
See for yourself after the break...
See for yourself after the break...
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Webcast info for July 15, 2017
Due to some problems with the computer at BFR central control, there will be no webcast today.
Saturday, July 8, 2017
Webcast info for July 8, 2017
Update: or not. As you were.
There's a family to-do out of town this weekend, so today
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Playlist for the Unpopular Music Webcast for July 1, 2017
No festive holiday programming for 4th of July (or Canada Day for that matter, not even Paul Bley), just the usual jazz and other for the last full day of the first half of the year.
We do pay a brief tribute to the late Geri Allen, who unfortunately is one of those musicians who always impressed and intrigued me, but whose work I've never gotten around to exploring in depth.
There is some accidental continuity throughout. In most of the first set selections, fours and eights are traded with the drummer in various ways. The selections for the second hour's set feature many quotations.
See the playlist after the break...
We do pay a brief tribute to the late Geri Allen, who unfortunately is one of those musicians who always impressed and intrigued me, but whose work I've never gotten around to exploring in depth.
There is some accidental continuity throughout. In most of the first set selections, fours and eights are traded with the drummer in various ways. The selections for the second hour's set feature many quotations.
See the playlist after the break...
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