" Podcast: The Ancient One - Edition 146"

The Ancient One is very pleased to say that the podcast for Show No 146, "8 Influential Albums" is now available. This is a show featuring some albums from 1968 - 1974 that "hit the spot" on my musical journey, which is still ongoing of course.

The music comes from 1968 (Family, Deep Purple), 1969 (Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper, Chicago Transit Authority), 1970 (Egg, Can)), 1973 (Greenslade) and 1974 (J J Cale).

Playlist

1 Greenslade - Spirit Of The Dance (Excerpt used as Intro, taken from the Recollections CD) 2 Family - The Chase (all tracks from the 1968 debut, Music In A Dolls House) 3 Family - Mellowing Grey 4 Family - Never Like This 5 Family - Me My Friend 6 Family - Variations on a Theme of Hey Mr Policeman 7 Family - Old Songs New Songs 8 Family - Variations on a Theme of The Breeze 9 Family - Hey Mr Policeman 10 Egg - Bulb (all tracks taken from the 1970 debut, Egg) 11 Egg - While Growing My Hair 12 Egg - I Will Be Absorbed 13 Egg - Fugue in D Minor 14 Egg - They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano 15 Egg - The Song of McGillicuddie the Pusillanimus (or Don't Worry, James, Your Socks Are Hanging in The Coal Cellar With Thomas 16 Egg - Boilk 17 Deep Purple - And The Address (all tracks from the 1968 debut, Shades Of Deep Purple) 18 Deep Purple - Hush 19 Deep Purple - One More Rainy Day 20 Deep Purple - Prelude/Happiness, I'm So Glad 21 Greenslade - Bedside Manners Are Extra (all tracks taken from 1973 album No 2, Bedside Manners Are Extra) 22 Greenslade - Pilgrim's Progress 23 Greenslade - Time To Dream 24 Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - The Weight (all tracks from the 1969 debut, Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper) 25 Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - Mary-Anne 26 Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - Together Till The End Of Time 27 Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - That's All Right 28 Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - Green Onions 29 Can - Deadlock (all tracks from 1970 album No 2, Soundtracks) 30 Can - Tango Whiskyman 31 Can - Don't Turn On The Light, Leave Me Alone 32 Can - She Brings The Rain 33 J J Cale - Crying (all tracks come from the 1974 album No 4, Okie) 34 J J Cale - I'll Be There, If You Ever Want Me 35 J J Cale - Rock'n'Roll Records 36 J J Cale - Cajun Moon 37 J J Cale - I'd Like To Love You, Baby 38 J J Cale - Anyway The Wind Blows 39 J J Cale - Okie 40 J J Cale - I Got The Same Old Blues 41 Chicago Transit Authority - Introduction (all tracks from the 1969 debut, Chicago Transit Authority) 42 Chicago Transit Authority - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 43 Chicago Transit Authority - Beginnings 44 Chicago Transit Authority - I'm A Man 45 Greenslade - Joie De Vivre (Excerpt used as Outro, taken from the Recollections CD)

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Jim Lawson

Jim Lawson

Born back in the mists of time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth…well, the year that Sir Edmund Hilary climbed Mt Everest, the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and when Watson and Crick unravelled the structure of DNA, The Ancient One truly lives up to his name. After spending 33 years in teaching, the last 25 as Head of Biology, I successfully applied for early retirement (2008) and moved lock and stock (I didn’t possess any barrels at the time) to the beautiful Isle of Skye, off the west coast of Scotland, to join my partner, The Landlady. (now known as Mrs Ancient One) As a retired person, I looked around the various voluntary openings that existed and one led me to the local radio station, Cuillin FM. I thought I might be able to help out sorting cds or something. Within a couple of weeks I was asked if I wanted to present a program and trained up as soon as I said “Yes”. Launched onto the airwaves was the show “Strangely Strange but Oddly Normal” and I was able to foist some of my shedload of music onto an unsuspecting public. From mainstream rock/folkrock the contents slowly evolved to full blown progressive rock with leanings towards the symphonic melodic areas. The title of the show also changed to “Strangely Strange and The Ancient One”, which initially confused listeners as they expected 2 presenters, and thus the show title was shortened to simply “The Ancient One”. The show has appeared onCuillin FM,North Highland Radio, Pipeline Radio International and. More Music Radio The Ancient One show on Progzilla Radio is a 3hr show going out fortnightly, (every Tuesday night at 21:00 UK) highlighting the best in progressive music, so expect lots of modern progressive music, but with the odd excursion back in time to the classic works of the late 60’s/early 70’s, all showing a more symphonic nature. Every 2nd Saturday at midday UK, there is the chance to hear an Ancient One Archive Show from 7 years ago, and every 5th Sunday between the hours of midnight and 02:00 UK, The Ancient One presents 101 Dimensions a show featuring ambient, electronica, krautrock and more with no mic work.