podCloud est en mode télécommande !

Votre contenu est lu sur un autre onglet ou une autre fenêtre de votre navigateur.

Erreur de lecteur
Utilisez un navigateur différent, plus récent ou disposant du Flash.

Créer mon podcast

Créer

Connexion

50 Years Ago This Week

Jim Melloan

Radio Free Brooklyn

Http://radiofreebrooklyn.com On 50 Years Ago This Week, host Jim Melloan counts down the Top 40 from exactly 50 years ago. Jim gives some details about the background of each song as it debuts on the chart, and plays later covers (or earlier originals) of many of the featured hits. Radio Free Brooklyn is a non-commercial community freeform Internet radio station, streaming original content by artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough 24/7. We live in an age in which the media is too often used as a means to constrain and restrict rather than express. Radio Free Brooklyn is building a communication infrastructure to strengthen the community of artists and residents of NYC’s most populous borough. Our Mission: We chose Internet radio not only because it is the most accessible medium for many, but because radio can be so many things: a subversive apparatus, a political cudgel, a prank, a ritual, a bond. We broadcast not the commercial dross that clogs the terrestrial airwaves, but original programming as diverse as the programmers themselves – stories, sound art, radical ideation, comedy, sex, and experimentation yet unheard. We are a community organization - all are welcome to participate.

Conseillé par :

Bertrand

50 Years Ago This Week Episode 75

Publié le mardi 08 novembre 2016 à 10:57 par Jim Melloan

Durée : 1:59:13

Pause
Lecture
Écouter
Écouter après
Partager
Télécharger
Favoris
Favoris
Playlist
Source
et vie privée

itunes pic

In this episode from November 1, 2016, Jim plays the Top 40 debuts of Petula Clark's "Who Am I?," the Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations," and Otis Redding's "Fa-fa-fa-fa-fa (Sad Song)." 50 Years Ago This Week can be heard LIVE every Tuesday night, 8-10 PM EST, on Radio Free Brooklyn.

Voir l'article original

Les podcasts externes de ce site sont récupérés à partir de liens publics (Feed XML/RSS) qui nous ont été fournis par nos utilisateurs ainsi que des partenaires. Ce podcast m'appartient.