Showing posts with label Aretha Franklin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aretha Franklin. Show all posts
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Aretha: A Celebration Rebroadcast Schedule
If you missed Aretha: A Celebration, you can catch it at the following times, Central. Check out the major time zone chart for your city below.
Friday, August 17, 2018
Aretha: A Celebration TONIGHT 8pm Central
The show can be heard at the following times, central.
Premiere: August 17 - 8pm
Repeat broadcasts:
Saturday, August 18 - 3 am
Sunday, August 19 - 1pm
Tuesday, August 21 - 6pm
Wednesday, August 22 - 9am and 9pm
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Song of the Week--"Let It Be" by Aretha Franklin
It was a hard weekend, with the news coming out of Charlottesville. As usual, I turn to music and placed a 1970 album on the platter from Aretha Franklin.
Her cover of "Let It Be" moved me. This is the Vinyl Voyage Song of the Week.
Listen to this song at 10 am and 10 pm, Central TODAY and throughout the week on Vinyl Voyage Radio.
Or, if you want to hear it now, click on the link below.
Her cover of "Let It Be" moved me. This is the Vinyl Voyage Song of the Week.
Listen to this song at 10 am and 10 pm, Central TODAY and throughout the week on Vinyl Voyage Radio.
Or, if you want to hear it now, click on the link below.
Sunday, June 22, 2014
K-Tel's Dynamic Hits, This Month on Vinyl Voyage
The album came out in 1972 and was advertised like any other K-Tel album on television. It contains hits from James Taylor, Elton John, the Osmonds, Rod Stewart and many, many more--another great sampling of music from the time.
And, as a special treat, it also has a very rare recording of Aretha Franklin covering Frank Sinatra's "My Way." This was never released until 2008. How K-Tel got a hold of that recording, I do not know.
Labels:
1972,
20 Dynamic Hits,
adventures in vinyl,
Aretha Franklin,
k-tel,
K-Tel Records
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Next on AiV: K-Tel's 20 Dynamic Hits from 1972
Secondly, this album was a K-Tel album, but also a "Top Star Festival" album, which was the record label of the United Nations. Yeah, that United Nations. They had released several albums in the 60s and early 70s with all proceeds going to refugee aid. As far as I know, this is the only one released by K-Tel.
The album came out in 1972 and was advertised like any other K-Tel album on television. It contains hits from James Taylor, Elton John, the Osmonds, Rod Stewart and many, many more--another great sampling of music from the time.
And, as a special treat, it also has a very rare recording of Aretha Franklin covering Frank Sinatra's "My Way." This was never released until 2008. How K-Tel got a hold of that recording, I do not know.
Labels:
1970s,
20 Dynamic Hits,
70s,
Aretha Franklin,
compilation,
elton john,
Guess Who,
Hillside Singers,
james taylor,
k-tel,
Osmonds,
vinyl
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