New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – January 26, 2018 With so many new programs debuting this week on Laurel Canyon Radio, everywhere exposing you, dear listeners, to both new stuff, indie stuff and old stuff, we almost forgot our dictum to write about the new stuff that we really are gaga-bananas over. Never fear, here’s what’s at the top […]
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Hey Laurel Canyon Radio listeners as an extra special treat, we’ve got the playlist from our “New Kids in Town” radio show than runs on Friday and then again on Monday morning between 9 and 11 am (Laurel Canyon Standard Time – PST). These artists are carrying for the spirit of the Laurel Canyon spirit whether by vibration, tribute, artistic […]
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Welcome to the Sound Cloud Sunday audio podcast, originally broadcast on Sunday January 21, 2018.
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Sound Cloud Sunday Debuted January 21 On Laurel Canyon Radio Our debut edition of Sound Cloud Sunday debuted on Sunday, January 21 (we will replay it again on Monday night at 11pm PST) and we are excited about the enthusiastic reception to an overview of the unsigned, should-be-signed and indie artists paying tribute to and building on the Laurel Canyon […]
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Why Do We Remember Song Lyrics Easier Than Important Passwords? This morning in the shower, I sang Joni Mitchell’s 1974 song “People’s Parties” from start to finish from memory, a song easily I first listened to more than thirty-odd years ago. Granted, it’s a relatively short song (I say this because with the potential of another California drought looming, […]
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Laurel Canyon Radio’s Top 10 Albums of 2017 10) “Double Roses” – Karen Elson Seven years have passed since Oldham-born, Nashville-based Karen Elson released debut album The Ghost Who Walks, a work that was notable less for its solid collection of murder ballads and blues jams than the person who produced it: the model and singer-songwriter’s then-husband Jack White. In the time […]
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If you find the wistfulness of The Mamas and The Papas rendering of “California Dreamin’” appealing, there’s nothing stopping you from enjoying this somber look-back-at-love ode from Texan Jarrod Dickenson as his ex-lover contemplates the that warm California breeze.
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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – November 28, 2017 I hear those sleigh bells jingling, tin-tin-tingling too! Christmas can be a tough time to release new music, especially non-holiday music. There was a time, back in the day, when an established artist released a new album for the holidays and then sat back and watch the albums fly off […]
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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – November 15, 2017 It’s official! Laurel Canyon Radio is three years old! Drop us a line, send us a present, tell your friends to listen, grab a bumper sticker or a T-shirt, put us on your list of favorite stations (we are now broadcasting on I-Tunes radio). From what we understand, we […]
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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – November 3, 2017 Yes, we’ve been on the air three years this month! And yes, we’re still finding the beating heart of why we’re on the air in the first place. It’s all about artists who carry the Laurel Canyon ethos forward today. Collaborators, harmonizers, technically proficient tune smiths that still make […]
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