Good Morning, Music Historians everywhere! Today we have an airing of our newly-expanded Echoes From The Canyon playlist (and it will go through another update soon) for your listening pleasure.
Here’s today’s line-up:
11:00 a.m. Echoes From The Canyon: Various Artists UPDATED!
There’s no question that Laurel Canyon was the epicenter of the musical revolution of the 60’s and 70’s. Jakob Dylan and Tom Petty knew it. The both drew musical inspiration from those bands.
All of these great musicians lived within walking distance of each other. Mama Cass invited people over to jam and have lunch (she also never cleaned her house), Jackson Browne lived in a basement under Don Henley, Graham Nash wrote Our House in a tiny house in Laurel, everyone loved partying with The Monkees, and John Mayall’s first album after the Bluesbreakers broke up was Blues From Laurel Canyon.
You’ll hear all of the above and many more in our newly updated playlist (which will also go through another update soon, by the way). Enjoy.
7:00 p.m. Album of The Week: In the Midnight Hour & Other Hits by Wilson Pickett
We’re winding down with this week’s selection. The final airing of this great album will be on Saturday.
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