[atlantaprog] Re: Soundscape #113 Journey into 1971

Jimmy, I can't believe you posted here!  I used to come watch W'head back
in the 1970's anytime we could make the shows.  You really inspired me as
a guitarist back then and listening to your music today, it is just as
inspiring!  I'm writing songs for sports shows now and just released a
digital CD called Power of Absence under the band name Neptune Shadow.  To
all, check it out at www.neptuneshadow.com .  GREAT HEARING FROM YOU!  Are
you still playing live?


http://www.neptuneshadow.com

Bob

On Thu, June 5, 2008 11:42 pm, woodenheadmusic@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hey Woody
>   Thank you so much for playing Whead and my solo stuff. Will be
> listening to your program, and please keep me posted.That is also one of
> my favorite Who songs.
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> Jimmy Robinson
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> From: Woody Harris <gratefulwoody@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: undisclosed-recipients:;
> Sent: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 1:12 am
> Subject: [atlantaprog] Soundscape #113 Journey into 1971
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> Soundscape #113 History of Prog: Journey into 1971
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> A crazy week to say the least! I have been in training all week for my new
> job, but I could not miss my time with the music. As John Miles states at
> the end "Music was my first love and it will be my last". So welcome
> aboard the 113th edition of Soundscape in which you will hear a smattering
> of newer music, and our historical odyssey of 1971 begins as well.
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> Next week, we will play it by ear. With the new schedule not yet in place
> at work I am unsure of when I will be on air. If you are part of the DLBN
> mailing list then you can find out as soon as I do about the when for next
> weeks show. The what on the other hand is a little more eclectic, while I
> will plan to have some newer material from recent acquisitions, my overall
> goal is to have those present help me build the setlist as I go. We will
> simply connect the dots, if 2 songs are tangential to one another in any
> way, we will connect them. It should be an interesting setlist to say the
> least, so bring your thinking caps, and a beer (just do not tip it into
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> Opening Set
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> The Who- Love, Rein O'er Me
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> No-Man- Pigeon Drummer http://www.no-man.co.uk/
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> Relayer- Hope in Fairytales
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> Flower Kings- Road to Sanctuary
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> Timothy Pure- Playground Politics
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> Von Frickle- Kablam!
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> Odins Court- Volatilestial http://www.odinscourtband.com/
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> Woodenhead- Paradise http://woodenheadmusic.com/
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> Erik Norlander- Salty Dog
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> History of Prog: Journey into 1971
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> Neil Young- Journey Through the Past
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> Egg- Symphony #2
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> Egg- A Visit to Newport Hospital
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> Atomic Rooster- Tomorrow Night
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> Atomic Rooster- Seven Lonely Streets
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> Atomic Rooster- Nobody Else
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> David Crosby- What are their Names
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> David Crosby- Cowboy Movie
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> David Crosby- Song with no Words (Tree with no Leaves)
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> Jordan Zevon- The Joke's on Me
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> Ozric Tentacles- Eternal Wheel http://www.ozrics.com/
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> No-Man- Beautiful Songs You Should Know http://www.no-man.co.uk/
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> Elbow- The Lonliness of a Tower Crane Driver http://www.elbow.co.uk/
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> Jimmy Robinson- Vibrating Strings http://woodenheadmusic.com/
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> Ayreon- Unnatural Selection
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> Saga- Corkentellis
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> John Miles- Music
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> Here are the links that get you there:
> Great prog Radio- www.thedividingline.com
> Soundscape- www.thedividingline.com/ss
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