January 3, 2010
Each week Spinning On Air brings listeners to the meeting points of Art and Pop, with a special emphasis on creative songwriting. This week host David Garland offers the first half of some highlights from the many in-studio performances of the past year, including Antony, Miho Hatori, Cryptacize, The Pictish Trail, Arlt, Holden, Sylvain Chauveau, and a generous helping of Grizzly Bear. Part 2 will be heard next week.
Each week Spinning On Air brings listeners to the meeting points of Art and Pop, with a special emphasis on creative songwriting. This week host David Garland offers the first half of some highlights from the many in-studio performances of the past year, including Antony, Miho Hatori, Cryptacize, The Pictish Trail, Arlt, Holden, Sylvain Chauveau, and a generous helping of Grizzly Bear. Part 2 will be heard next week.
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Heard on WNYC since 1987, Spinning On Air has always been about unusual music.
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
Poetry & Jazz
There was a particular renaissance back in the 1950s and '60s, bringing together poetry and jazz. Some of those vintage experiments surely laid the groundwork for the poetry slams and rap of today. David Garland presents some classic poetry and jazz recordings, including the voices of Jack Kerouac and Langston Hughes, along with music by Charles Mingus, Al Cohn and Zoot Sims, Allyn Ferguson, and others.
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appreciated your open thoughts on "best of". i am very enriched by spinning on air's open-ness. all the best into this New Year!
Thanks for your insightful comments on notions of "Best of" lists. That was a powerful nod to all artforms which are not necessarily brought to light.
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