PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #308 (6th Anniversary Show)
THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #308 (6th Anniversary Show)
- 6 years is a long time to do something. - 6 years is a long time to do something that takes time. Every. Day. - 6 years is a long time to struggle to build a faithful listener base. - But... 6 years is an instant in time when you’re having fun. And I truly am!
15 April 2013 marked the first ever edition of Progressive Tracks (as it was first named). It was Tax Day... I had just finished my taxes... I was really nervous.
6 years later marks the 308th edition of The Progressive Tracks Show. It is Tax Day... I have filed for an extension... I’m still nervous; hopefully it doesn’t show.
I’ll be spinning some most excellent tunes. You’ll be sitting back and enjoying. Teamwork! ;o)
Remember, you can access podcasts of any previous Progressive Tracks Show at: /?s=progressive+tracks (there are 148 now!).
PLAYLIST:
- Elephant9 - “Dancing With Mr. E” from Greatest Show On Earth on Rune Grammofon (2018)
- Aaron Brooks - “Consume” from Homunculus on Gentle Art Of Music (2018)
- Zzebra - “La Si Si-La So So” from Panic on Angel Air Records (1975)
- Frost* - “Dear Dead Days” from Experiments In Mass Appeal on InsideOutMusic (2008)
- Frost* - “Falling Down” from Experiments In Mass Appeal on InsideOutMusic (2008)
- Chicago - “I Don’t Want Your Money” from Chicago III (Remastered) on Rhino (1971)
- The Mercury Tree - “Arc Of An Ilk” from Spidermilk on Independent (2019)
- Yuka & Chronoship - “Argo - A Dragon That Never Sleeps” from Ship on Right Honourable Records
- Gentle Giant - “Playing The Game” from The Power and the Glory (SW Remix) on Alucard (1974)
- Dustman Dilemma - “First Dive” from First Trip to the Roaring Plains on Baboon Fish (2012)
- Elephant9 - “Actionpack1” from Greatest Show On Earth on Rune Grammofon (2018)
- The Mercury Tree - “Disremembered” from Spidermilk on Independent (2019)
- Accordo dei Contrari - “Lester” from Kinesis on AltrOck (2007)
But first… enjoy the show!
Mike “ProgTracks” Pollack
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