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Category Archives: Sunday Big Note
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #15
I still recall with great fondness the day I discovered Traffic’s 1967 debut album, Mr. Fantasy and their psychedelic tour de force, “Heaven Is In Your Mind”. Unlike many psychedelic groups of the era, Traffic had the special ability to … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Sunday Big Note, YouTubery
Tagged 1970, fillmore east, Stevie Winwood, streaming audio, Traffic
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Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #14
Like a lot of other North American listeners, my first exposure to the progressive rock group, Yes, was via their edited for radio version of “Roundabout” from their fourth album, Fragile. Albeit a small hook, given the edited version, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Sunday Big Note, YouTubery
Tagged 1991, Fragile, jon anderson, progressive rock, streaming audio, Yes
12 Comments
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #13
Growing up as a Canadian teenager in the 1970s, one could literally count the number of well known “homegrown” musical groups and artists on the fingers of one’s hand (okay, maybe two). The trouble was that, at the time, Canada … Continue reading
Posted in Interview, Music, Personal, Sunday Big Note, YouTubery
Tagged 1983, canada, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, montreal, Salinas, Sherwood Hall
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Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #12
I’m certain each of us has our own personal experience in relation to Pink Floyd‘s masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon. The band itself had conceived the album as a concept reflecting themes such as conflict, greed, the passage of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1974, dark side of the moon, Empire Pool, london, Pink Floyd, Wembley
10 Comments
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #11
The choice of this week’s Sunday Big Note was an easy one as it is also one of our webmaster’s favorites as well. Indeed, it put a smile on my face to learn that he had this very recording in … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Personal, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1974, Donald Fagen, london, Rainbow Theater, Steely Dan, streaming audio, Walter Becker
6 Comments
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #9
As I chose today’s Sunday Big Note Listening Session, I was struck at how, over time, the details of many of these concerts and broadcasts are either lost or omitted by successive trader, poster, torrenter. Venue. Date. Location. Line-up. Important … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Jean-Luc Ponty, Music, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1976, Hamburg, Jean-Luc Ponty Group, NDR Jazzworkshop, streaming audio
9 Comments
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #8
For as long as I have been a Zappa/Mother‘s freak – going four decades strong and showing no evidence of slowing down – almost every fan of Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention I’ve encountered has also been a … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Miscellany, Music, Sunday Big Note
Tagged 1968, 1969, 1970, BBC Top Gear Sessions, chicago, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, sunday big note, Sweden
17 Comments
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #7
I had a completely different artist in mind for this week’s listening session before the sad, untimely passing of poet, painter, musician and all round iconoclast, Don Van Vliet (aka Captain Beefheart).
Sunday Big Note – Listening Session #6
For this week’s Sunday Big Note, I’ve got a fantastic gem of a listening session in store – a soundboard of Wishone Ash from 1976. Although short (approximately one hour in length), the sound quality is excellent, and the performance, … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany, Music, Sunday Big Note, YouTubery
Tagged 1976, progressive hard rock, San Francisco, twin lead guitar format, winterland ballroom, wishbone ash
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