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1969 - trans lunar injection

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I've been on kind of a moon binge lately. It started with watching HBO's excellent series, "From the Earth to the Moon." Then I read "We Reach the Moon," a book written in 1969 by John Noble Wilford, the NYT science reporter. Next I moved on to the wonderful film, "For All Mankind."  It's the story of the men who went to the moon, told in their own words.  Beautiful images and of course Eno's remarkable soundtrack, "Apollo : Atmospheres & Soundtracks". So my head has been stuck on the moon in 1969.  And that is the genesis of this mix, 1969. All the music used in this mix is either from 1969, related to the moon or both. I know it may a bit of a cliche to start with Kennedy's moon speech at Rice University but I love that speech & that part still gives me chills.  11 of the tunes are actually from 1969 : Bowie - Space Oddity King Crimson - Moonchild Miles Davis - Sanctuary Pink Floyd - Sysyphus Terry Riley - Poppy Noggod Genesis - In the Beginning Soft Machine - Spaced Don Cherry - Man on the Moon Philip Glass - Music in Contrary Motion Mort Garson - Walking in Space Beatles - Across the Universe (covered by Phosphorescent) It's interesting how many of them had moon or space themes.  I guess that is where everyone's mind was at the time. I just had to include a couple of cuts from Eno's "Apollo:Atmospheres & Soundtracks" and from the new Air release, "Le Voyage Dans La Lune."  It's a soundtrack Georges Méliès’ short classic, "A Trip to the Moon."  It was originally released in 1902 & has been restored in color with Air's new soundtrack. Also included in the mix are three tunes from a netlabel album by Re-Drum called "1969".  All the tracks on the album were made by using sampled music from the year 1969.  These are the cuts that I used & the source material used to make those cuts... 1.  Time : King Crimson - Moonchild Including The Dream And The Illusion Herbie Hancock - The Prisoner (Alternate Take) Sly & The Family Stone - You Can Make It If You Try Quincy Jones & Bill Cosby - Hikky-Burr Frank Zappa - The Gumbo Variation Booker T & The MG's - Michelle Zephyr - Hard Chargin' Woman Lou Donaldson - Donkey Walk John MacLaughlin - Pete The Poet Herbie Hancock - The Prisoner The Doors - The Soft Parade 2. The Last Breath : The Moody Blues - Eyes Of A Child, Part 1 Zephyr - Somebody Listen Isaac Hayes - By The Time I Get To Phoenix (voice) Internet Anticipation 1969 3. Armstrong : Lonnie Smith - Eleanor Rigby Kool And The Gang - Give It Up Pink Floyd - The Narrow Way (Part 3) The Rolling Stones - Live With Me Voice: First Moon Landing This was another fun mix to put together, I hope it's a fun listen as well. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    John Kennedy - "We choose to go to the moon" speech 00:00    Apollo 11 l- anding on the moon 00:58    Boards of Canada - 1969 04:47    David Bowie - Space Oddity (Sébastien Bédé Remix) 07:20    David Bowie - Space Oddity continues (demo version) 09:50    King Crimson - Moonchild 13:25    Miles Davis - Sanctuary 18:00    Air - Moon fever 21:12    Pink Floyd - Sysyphus part 4 23:20    Terry Riley - Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band 28:25    Genesis - In The Beginning 31:55    Soft Machine - Spaced Seven 33:10    Re-Drum - Time 36:45    Don Cherry - Man on the Moon 39:10    Air - Seven Stars 42:50    Re-Drum - The Last Breath 46:15    Philip Glass - Music in Contrary Motion 48:10    Mort Garson - Walking in Space 50:10    Brian Eno & Daniel Lanois - Silver Morning 52:26    Phosphorescent - Across the Universe(Beatles cover) 57:21    Re-Drum - Armstrong 1:00:03    Eno - Always Returning 1:03:46    end

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I've been on kind of a moon binge lately. It started with watching HBO's excellent series, "From the Earth to the Moon." Then I read "We Reach the Moon," a book written in 1969 by John Noble Wilford, the NYT science reporter. Next I moved on to the wonderful film, "For All Mankind."  It's the story of the men who went to the moon, told in their own words.  Beautiful images and of course Eno's remarkable soundtrack, "Apollo : Atmospheres & Soundtracks". So my head has been stuck on the moon in 1969.  And that is the genesis of this mix, 1969. All the music used in this mix is either from 1969, related to the moon or both. I know it may a bit of a cliche to start with Kennedy's moon speech at Rice University but I love that speech & that part still gives me chills.  11 of the tunes are actually from 1969 : Bowie - Space Oddity King Crimson - Moonchild Miles Davis - Sanctuary Pink Floyd - Sysyphus Terry Riley - Poppy Noggod Genesis - In the Beginning Soft Machine - Spaced Don Cherry - Man on the Moon Philip Glass - Music in Contrary Motion Mort Garson - Walking in Space Beatles - Across the Universe (covered by Phosphorescent) It's interesting how many of them had moon or space themes.  I guess that is where everyone's mind was at the time. I just had to include a couple of cuts from Eno's "Apollo:Atmospheres & Soundtracks" and from the new Air release, "Le Voyage Dans La Lune."  It's a soundtrack Georges Méliès’ short classic, "A Trip to the Moon."  It was originally released in 1902 & has been restored in color with Air's new soundtrack. Also included in the mix are three tunes from a netlabel album by Re-Drum called "1969".  All the tracks on the album were made by using sampled music from the year 1969.  These are the cuts that I used & the source material used to make those cuts... 1.  Time : King Crimson - Moonchild Including The Dream And The Illusion Herbie Hancock - The Prisoner (Alternate Take) Sly & The Family Stone - You Can Make It If You Try Quincy Jones & Bill Cosby - Hikky-Burr Frank Zappa - The Gumbo Variation Booker T & The MG's - Michelle Zephyr - Hard Chargin' Woman Lou Donaldson - Donkey Walk John MacLaughlin - Pete The Poet Herbie Hancock - The Prisoner The Doors - The Soft Parade 2. The Last Breath : The Moody Blues - Eyes Of A Child, Part 1 Zephyr - Somebody Listen Isaac Hayes - By The Time I Get To Phoenix (voice) Internet Anticipation 1969 3. Armstrong : Lonnie Smith - Eleanor Rigby Kool And The Gang - Give It Up Pink Floyd - The Narrow Way (Part 3) The Rolling Stones - Live With Me Voice: First Moon Landing This was another fun mix to put together, I hope it's a fun listen as well. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    John Kennedy - "We choose to go to the moon" speech 00:00    Apollo 11 l- anding on the moon 00:58    Boards of Canada - 1969 04:47    David Bowie - Space Oddity (Sébastien Bédé Remix) 07:20    David Bowie - Space Oddity continues (demo version) 09:50    King Crimson - Moonchild 13:25    Miles Davis - Sanctuary 18:00    Air - Moon fever 21:12    Pink Floyd - Sysyphus part 4 23:20    Terry Riley - Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band 28:25    Genesis - In The Beginning 31:55    Soft Machine - Spaced Seven 33:10    Re-Drum - Time 36:45    Don Cherry - Man on the Moon 39:10    Air - Seven Stars 42:50    Re-Drum - The Last Breath 46:15    Philip Glass - Music in Contrary Motion 48:10    Mort Garson - Walking in Space 50:10    Brian Eno & Daniel Lanois - Silver Morning 52:26    Phosphorescent - Across the Universe(Beatles cover) 57:21    Re-Drum - Armstrong 1:00:03    Eno - Always Returning 1:03:46    end

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