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Catch 18 August’s show here
If you would like to catch up with 18 August’s Quiet Revolution you can do so here.
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18 August 2020 playlist
Glen Hansard Good life of song from This wild willing (2019 Anti Records) http://www.glenhansard.com Arborist/Malojian Good things follow you single (2020 Rollercoaster Records) http://www.malojian.com http://www.arboristmusic.com Lyn Miles Saddest song I ever wrote from We’ll look for the stars (2020 Continental Song City) http://www.lynnmilesmusic.ca Eamonn O’Leary Sister in song single (2020 Reveal Records) http://www.eamonoleary.net Kristen Grainger…
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The Revolution resumes..
After a break I’ll be back on air live from the studio with the Quiet Revolution on Tuesday 18 August. Lots of new music to share with you. I really hope you’ll be able to join me between 9 and 11pm.
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The Quiet Revolution albums of the year so far
2020 has certainly been a difficult and unusual year. I presented my last live Quiet Revolution on 3 March at which point only a relatively small number of new albums had been released. There followed a break in shows when lockdown began and I resumed on the air late April with a recorded show that…
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What shaped the revolution
This blog post covers the development of my musical taste. If none of what I talk about in this piece had happened I certainly wouldn’t enjoy the wide range of music that I do and neither would there be a radio show called the Quiet Revolution. Whilst the latter began effectively in 2007 when HFM…
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16 June 2020 What shaped the revolution playlist (part 1)
Gillian Welch Time (The Revelator) from The Revelator (2001 Acony Records) http://www.gillianwelch.com Eagles My Man from On The Border (1974 Asylum Records) Jackson Browne Before the deluge from Late for the sky (1974 Elektra/Asylum) http://www.jacksonbrowne.com Steely Dan Rose darling from Katy Lied (1975 Universal Records) Boz Scaggs Sail on white moon from Slow Dancer (1974…
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