Bongo Rock by Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band
Living in Hi-Fi
This week we feature the source material of some of the most influential tracks in hip-hop.
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Aion by Dead Can Dance
Living in Hi-Fi
Do you sometimes expect whistles and instead it’s flutes? Yeah, same.
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Cowboy Favorites by Clint Eastwood
Living in Hi-Fi
What is a dogie, anyway? Show notes at www.livinginhifi.com/episode/60
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Belly Dance from Lebanon by Omar Khorshid and His Magic Guitar
Living in Hi-Fi
This week we bring you magic (psychedelic) guitar from Lebanon on Amazon on Wikipedia Fan Website on YouTube
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Music for an Arabian Night by Ron Goodwin and His Orchestra
Living in Hi-Fi
This album has nothing to do with Middle Eastern music ... or does it?
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Maggot Brain by Funkadelic
Living in Hi-Fi
We straighten out once and for all these eleventeen million of George Clinton projects, or at least we try.
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Battle Hymn of the Republic
Living in Hi-Fi
Happy 4th of July! Nothing says patriotism like racism and suppressing civil rights. Wait, what?
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Cugat Cavalcade by Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra
Living in Hi-Fi
A solid compilation of one of our favorite latin style big band artists.
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Dance Again by Edmundo Ros and His Orchestra
Living in Hi-Fi
Some good old hi-fi shenanigans featuring sound zooming across channels, and lots of cha-cha-cha!
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Velvet Carpet by The George Shearing Quintet
Living in Hi-Fi
We’re considering renaming this podcast "The Dinner Music Podcast." What do you think?
info_outlineWherein we profess our undying love of 1960s A&M (despite it being problematic). Maybe Herb Alpert is over the top for you, you need something more chill? Baja Marimba Band is the answer!
More information:
- Baja Marimba Band on Wikipedia
- Julius Wechter on Wikipedia
- LIHF Episode 35: Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Singers
- LIHF Episode 25: Going Places by Herb Alpert
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