Obscure and fun music from the ‘70s and late ‘60s. Lots of interesting music history. Hosted by Gilbert Neal. Please share, please FOLLOW! Visit my music site at gilbertneal.com
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Some of the music is good. Some is ok. I leveraged my Korean friend's eloquence and polyglot acumen. If you like '70s Korean pop, and some strange covers of KC and the Sunshine Band in different languages, please have a listen.
The Joseph Consortium (1969) Sides 1 and 2. more
The Blue Cats - Nowhere Man (196?) I'm gonna guess 1966 since this band released three albums of covers of their time plus some instrumental originals. Probably German studio guys bringing the Western hits of the day to their homeland. more
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I found about three new favorite songs in just one episode. Listen to this time capsule of a podcast to hear unknown and obscure music from the 60s and 70s. It's the perfect pod for long workdays and car trips. Every episode has something new. I love it.
I found about three new favorite songs in just one episode. Listen to this time capsule of a podcast to hear unknown and obscure music from the 60s and 70s. It's the perfect pod for long workdays and car trips. Every episode has something new. I love it.
I was lucky enough to have Gilbert as a guest on my podcast. His love and knowledge of the strange, the odd, the quirky and sometime the terrible music is not only impressive but very entertaining.
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