My Generation of Sunday 29 & Monday 30 March: Haight Ashbury 1966, The Sharpees, Niecie, Lil’ Ed [2015-12]

Haight Ashbury, San Franciso early 1966: The Charlatans, Wild Flower, Country Joe & The Fish, Sons of Champlin and Grateful Dead’s entire first album from 1967 ** The Sharpees, Niecie ** Lil’ Ed **

SPECIALS

Haight Ashbury bookcover

HAIGHT ASHBURY, SAN FRANCISCO, early 1966

Although the West Coast sound is easily associated with weirdo wah wah and heavy electric  stuff predating the harder rock of the end of the sixties, nearly all musicians who were responsible for the Frisco sound were folkies. And that’s exactly what they played in the beginning: folk, white American traditionals  and folkblues; sometimes a more modern Chicago tune would seep in, but even then it would normally be played in soft tones, often using instruments  that do not have a place in the heavier sounds that followed, like the violin or the mandolin. For example: Jerry Garcia was a skilled… banjo player who mainly performed bluegrass and folk before forming The Grateful Dead.
LISTEN TO The Great Society feat. Grace Slick, The Charlatans, Wild Flower, Country Joe & The Fish, Sons of Champlin and Grateful Dead’s entire first album from 1967.

RICHARD PERRY: HAIGHT ASHBURY, A HISTORY
“2005 marks the 40th anniversary of San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury district. The psychedelic community was probably the most widely written-about phenomenon of the 1960s apart from the Vietnam War. As unexpected as it was inevitable, the whole event from public manifestation to gaudy collapse appened in less than two years. In this acclaimed, definitive work, Charles Perry examines the history, the drama, and the energy of counter-cultures defining moment. First published by Rolling Stone Press in 1984 and now re-released  with a new introduction by the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir to time with Haight-Ashbury’s 40th anniversary, this highly acclaimed work is a must-have for anyone interested in the original sex, drugs, and rock n roll lifestyle”  (Source: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/373497.The_Haight_Ashbury

Sharpees Mississippi Thrill CD300dpi

DISCOVER  1
Blues singer NIECIE: selected tracks from her album Wanted Woman

DISCOVER  2
UK blues band THE SHARPEES, top of the bill of the Delirium Blues Fest (BE), Sat. 04 April. Radio 68 plays tracks from their album Mississippi Thrill. DELIRIUM  BLUES FEST IS ON FACEBOOK:
https://www.facebook.com/events/732152676865257/

J.B. HUTTO and LIL’ ED
Lil’ Ed & his Blues Imperials were in town and Radio 68 did a long interview with Lil’ Ed. In this show, you can hear an interview snippet with Lil’ Ed talking about the legacy of his uncle, J.B. Hutto. Radio 68 plays tracks by Hutto and Lil’ Ed, whos has a new album out on Alligator Records:
http://www.alligator.com/albums/Jump-Start/
Mijn concertbespreking kan je hier lezen:
http://www.keysandchords.com/lilrsquo-ed–the-blues-imperials-bull-23-maart-2015-bull-banana-peel-ruislede.html
Banana Peel Pic Gallery, pics by Lieven Verhoye © http://www.bananapeel.be/photo.html 22 / 23 March

VOICES
The Fugs and Allen Ginsberg’s ‘I Saw the Best Minds of My Generation’ **  Simon Vinkenoog  &  BAT * Timothy Leary * Tuli Kupferberg * Richard Thompson * Hell No, We Won’t Go!

MY GENERATION: THE SHOW

RADIO 68 TIME is 1 hour ahead of UK / UTC Time.

RAVE!
New  show  Sundays 12  noon ** Repeated Sundays  16:00 hrs, 20:00 hrs and 24:00 hrs (twelve midnight till 4 in the morning) and  Mondays 12  noon.

Paul Jones Suddenly I like It cdEDIT
Paul Jones has sung the blues with Manfredd Mann, The Blues Band, as a duo with Dave Kelly and as a solo artist in the 60s and the 00’s. This is his latest offering

THE ROLLING STONES : live and early tracks **  SPECIAL: HAIGHT-ASHBURY, SAN FRANCISCO, 1966: THE GREAT SOCIETY feat. Grace Slick, THE CHARLATANS, COUNTRY JOE & FISH, SONS OF CHAMPLIN, THE WILDFLOWER ** BRAINBOX ** CHESS MASTERS: WILLIE DIXON, LOWELL FULSOM ** ATLANTIC R&B: WILSON PICKETT,  JIMMY HUGHES, JOE TEX, BOOKTER T & MGs **

LONG PLAYER TIME
SPECIAL: HAIGHT-ASHBURY, SAN FRANCISCO,THE GRATEFUL DEAD :  the entire 1967 album ** 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS:  BULL OF THE WOODS **

BLUESIDE
New Show Sundays 14:30 hrs ** Repeated Sundays 18:30 hrs, 22:30 and 02:30 a.m.(Monday

PAUL JONES: new solo album, sixtie solo & MANFRED MANN **THE SHARPEES: top of the bill of Delirium Festival Sat. 04 April ** BUDDY KNOX ** BERT JANSCH, feat. Ralph McTell **NIECIE: WANTED WOMAN ** LIL’ ED & THE BLUES IMPERIALS  and his uncle, J.B. HUTTO, including exclusive Radio 68 interview snippet **

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