Laurel Canyon New Music June 14, 2015

    New Tracks On Laurel Canyon Radio Week of June 15 Here at Laurel Canyon Radio, one of our mantras is that we celebrate the music from a seminal era in rock history and the artists that carry that tradition forward today.  In no way are we suggesting that any of the many new and independent artists we play at the station […]

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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – May 27

New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – Week of May 27 Sometimes it is a safe bet for us to strictly adhere to our musical credo of  playing “music from a seminal era and the artists that carry that music forward today”, and other days we just want to go eclectic and just bring you a pu-pu platter of great […]

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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – May 20

New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – Week of May 20 Summer’s here!  Wow…that was fast! In light of the upcoming Memorial Weekend, we’ve got an all-Americana edition of our new music preview….and what a great set of tracks we have!     “I’m Sorry Wednesday” – Wooden Nickel Lottery                     […]

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New Music On Laurel Canyon Radio – May 13, 2015

New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – Week of May 13     I feel like I’ve hit the harmony trifecta with new music from The Milk Carton Kids, the Indigo Girls and J.D. Souther this week, but there was much more to love in my in-box, and we’re throwing it in all in heavy rotation on LCR.   “24 […]

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New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – May 4

New Tracks on Laurel Canyon Radio – Week of May 4   The calendar turns another page and we have discovered wonderful new releases from across the spectrum for your listening pleasure. “Texting Feist” – Giant Sand http://diffuser.fm/giant-sand-heartbreak-pass-new-album/   Celebrating the 30th (!!!) anniversary of Giant Sand Howe Gelb and friends release this witty pop rock freak-out of a track […]

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The Hippie Caves of Matala That Housed Joni Mitchell

  By MessyNessy 21ST APR, 2015 In a sleepy fishing village on the island of Crete, where Joni Mitchell had found herself a nomadic home inside manmade Neolithic caves carved into the sandstone cliff, she sang her folk songs, “under a starry dome…beneath the Matala Moon.” It was the 1960s and a community of backpacking hippies had settled in Matala, a remote corner […]

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