Episode 653: Transmusic Airwaves Collaborative

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Music for a journey into the approaching winter’s darkness – a mix by Mark Orlandi Set 1 1) Harvey Mandel – Cristo Redentor / Cristo Redentor (1968) 2) Shawn Lee – Low Riders In Space / Synthesizers In Space (2012) 3) John Martyn – Glistening Glyndebourne / Bless The Weather (1971) 4) Ashra – Don't Trust the Kids –> Blackouts / Blackouts (1978) 5) Daevid Allen/Euterpe – Wise Man in Your Heart / Good Morning (1976) 6) Fruit Bats – Death Of The Clayton Peacock / I Am The Resurrection: A Tribute To John Fahey (2006) 7) Paladin – The Fakir / Paladin (1971) 8) Vangelis – Atlas' Push / Juno To Jupiter (2021) 9) Mickie D’s Unicorn – In Times Of The Unicorn / Mickie D’s Unicorn (1979) 10) Georges Boutz – Night Flight / Amber 7 (1983) 11) Grandbrothers – Auberge / All The Unknown (2021) 12) Dungen – Flickor Och Pojkar / Allas Sak (2015) Set 2 1) Ron Geesin – Door-o-plane Gets Its Blades / Right Through (1977) 2) Space Art – Onyx / Space Art (1977) 3) Synergy – Phobos and Deimos Go to Mars: Phobos –> Deimos / Cords (1978) 4) Karl Bartos – The Binary Code / Off the Record (2013) 5) Jan Hammer – The Seventh Day / The First Seven Days (1975) 6) Roots And Recognition – Dreaming While Awake / (YouTube, 2022) 7) The Moody Blues – The Dream –> Have You Heard (Part 1) –> The Voyage –> Have You Heard (Part 2) / On The Threshold Of A Dream (1969) 12) John Williams – The Cantina Band / John Williams Conducts John Williams - The Star Wars Trilogy (1990) 13) Avey Tare – Boat Race / Eucalyptus (2017) 14) Camper Van Beethoven – Goldbase / El Camino Real (2014) 15) T Bone Burnett, Jay Bellerose & Keefus Ciancia – Itopia Chant / The Invisible Light: Spells (2022) 16) Brian Eno – Web / Nerve Net (1992) 17) Hawkwind – Going to Hawaii –> Electric Tepee / Electric Teepee (1994) Upcoming live music in NE Ohio: November Thomas Dolby – House of Blues, 11/13 Wishbone Ash – Kent Stage, 11/14 Blue Oyster Cult – Agora, 11/20 They Might Be Giants – Agora, 11/21 They Might Be Giants – Globe Iron, 11/22 The Beths – Globe Iron, 11/25 December Tommy James & The Shondells – Robins Theatre, 12/6 Thievery Corporation – The House Of Blues, 12/08 Have a request? Suggestion? Think you would like to host a set or a show? Contact! [email protected] Download! Transmusicairwaves.podomatic.com Listen! We’re available on Apple and Google podcasts, search for Transmusic Airwaves Thanks for listening and making us #1 on Podomatic the last few weeks!

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