Time Into Space

No Theme Today, But I Hope you Enjoy Today’s Show Regardless. Autumn Sun – David Kilgour & The Heavy Eights “Left By Soft” Friction – Television “Marquee Moon” It Ignites – Basic “Basic” Hang On To A Dream – Echo & The Bunnymen “Avalanche” EP Some Kinda Love (Valentin Mix) – The Velvet Underground “The

I have no doubt there have been billions of songs written, performed, recorded, remembered and sometimes forgotten. But among all the songs that have ever been written, there is a small percentage that have struck a nerve, become part of the cultural zeitgeist, and been re-recorded and performed by hundreds of musicians and bands. Songs

As we have evolved and changed, grown from family groups to tribes, to villages, to towns and to cities, our connection with music has changed with us. At one time, music was the center of most of our rituals & ceremonies. Something in which we participated. But as we gathered in ever larger groups, occupying

THIS SHOW IS BASED ON THE RELATIONSHIP THAT MUSIC HAS WITH OUR MEMORY. ON HOW MUSIC EITHER ENHANCES A MEMORY, OR CAN TRIGGER A MEMORY, WHEN YOU HEAR A SONG. SO TODAY I THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE FUN TO PLAY A FEW SONGS THAT FOR ME RESULT IN INVOLUNTARY MUSICAL IMAGERY…EARWORMS…SONGS OR FRAGMENTS OF SONGS

This week, I think I would like to walk back through some memories from the Mid to Late 1990’s. Regular listeners are probably aware I used to work in several different record stores, In the mid to late ‘90’s I worked at Djangos in downtown Portland. The store was so big, we had two separate

Thank you for choosing KXRW! I hope you enjoy this show. Subways – Chandra You Can’t Be Funky – Bush Tetras K – Pylon Break A – Vital Idles Hands – Lithics Die Matrosen – Liliput Fragile Place – Palberta Osa Polar – Melenas Long Dark – Electrelane In Summer – Jane Weaver I Have

Please enjoy this selection of songs performed on acoustic instruments, Where Did You Sleep Last Night? – Nirvana Cry Baby Cry – Richard Barone Stephen, Are You There? – Miracle Legion North South East West – The Church Why So Close-James Swan Swan H – R.E.M. Villiers Terrace (Life At Brian’s Session) – Echo &

The description of my show “Time Into Space” states this show is about the connection of music and memory. And also about hearing music with which you are not familiar and making new memories. As the person who presents this show, I find that often I like to use a theme, no matter how esoteric

This afternoon, please enjoy the following songs that feature the Electric Organ. The Organiser – Harold Smart & The Organisers Caravan- Sir Julian House Of The Rising Sun- The Animals Hold it- Kenny Rice & Leo’s Five Mission Impossible- The James Taylor Quartet Trees – Shirley Scott Roaring Blue- The Sound Of Jimmy Nicol Stereo

In the 1960’s, the impact that The Beatles, The Rolling Stones & Bob Dylan had on popular culture was huge, almost overwhelming. “Psychedelic Music” and “youth culture” was adopted by the older generation and could be seen on television programs and all forms of advertising. The direct effect it had on the music industry was