Derek Shulman Joins Us, A Tribute To Women, Pierre Moerlen

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women in music from all sides of the progressive rock
genre. We'll spotlight new music from the stunning
vocalist Emily Bezar and her Angels' Abacus CD,
progressive metal queen Lana Lane and her powerful new
disc titled Lady Macbeth, #1 disc of our 2004 top 100
in White Willow and the Storm Season disc, White
Willow alumnus Tirill Mohn and her mysteriously
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outstanding French Canadian band Contraction,
featuring the lovely Christiane Robichard, and the
self titled debut from 1972, and the powerful second
album from 1975, Your Money Or Your Life, and the
recent archive of Gilli Smyth and Mother Gong titled
Tree In Fish.

We'll also feature music from the beautiful Toyah
Wilcox and her 2003 release Ophelia's Shadow.
Progressive Metal icons Within Temptation and the
powerful 2001 release Mother Earth featuring Sharon
Den Adel on vocals. British project Narnia and the
1974 album Aslan Is Not A Tame Lion featuring Pauline
Filby, classic Spanish release from 1975 from Canarios
and the Ciclos album featuring the operatic vocals of
Rudmini Sukmawati. Along with National Health and the
hair raising Amanda Parsons on vocals, Hannah Stobart
of The Wishing Tree and the Steve Rothery produced
Carnival Of Souls from 1996, and British projects
Magenta and the Seven album, and Mostly Autumn and The
Spirit Of Autumn Past. And what mother's day spotlight
would be complete with Annie Haslam?

Men will unfortunately tarnish this program, with an
exclusive interview with Gentle Giant frontman Derek
Shulman as he joins us to discuss the new and
forthcoming Gentle Giant remasters. Join us for this
introspective interview as Derek reflects on his time
with Gentle Giant, his record company days, and what
he is up to now.

Sadly, we will pay tribute to a personal favorite,
talented artist, percussionist, and drummer, Pierre
Moerlen. Pierre sadly left us Monday, and we showcase
his time in Gong. We will also track our #1 disc for
the second week in Porcupine Tree's Deadwing.

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[Rick and Roll]

I'll have to stay up for this one....my show this week is three hours of Gentle Giant (it's a Gentle Giant week!), and I'll be very interested to listen to the interview (pun intended). I'm aware of most of his work in the industry, and will be listening intently.

Pierre Moerlen's Gong was one of my favorite acts, and being in the Northeast also, have had the pleasure of seeing Bon Lozaga and Hansford Rowe perform at small shows and record shops, carrying on the great music they created with him. Pierre did so many other things, and was in my view one of the greatest musicians I have ever heard.

The Mothers Day theme is very nice. I'm glad you're spotlighting females and not Frank Zappa and the Mothers

And Deadwing is most excellent.

[sharcnorris]

Originally posted by Rick and Roll
I'll have to stay up for this one.....

TheGiant
Derick Interview
Pierre-also a GIANT!
MOTHERS DAY BABES


RICK has said it ALL! THANX for HEADSUP on the CAN"T MISS show SUNDAY

[isabella]

very interesting thank you so much!

Isa from South