Another song I have fond memories of hearing in my youth when it was played on WBCN.
Here’s the entire album. Like Odessey & Oracle by the Zombies, Love’s Forever Changes is a 1967 album that was mostly ignored when it was released, but today it’s considered to be one of the finest of the era and beyond.
Outstanding late Psychedelia from the late Peter Green. The single was released in May, 1970, and Alice Cooper began recording one of my favorite albums, Love It To Death, six months later. I don’t know if one influenced the other, but it sounds likely.
Your favorite early 70’s FM radio sounds, all heard in a single track — Santana, Yes, and Return to Forever, with a dash of Pink Floyd!
Boston’s own Handel & Haydn Society is continuing its Summer of Beethoven series, with selections of past concerts.
And we thought things were bad with 9/11, the Iraq invasion, and the Great Recession.
After my freshman year of high school, until I left for college in Western Massachusetts, I mostly listened to WBCN, the legendary alternative radio station in Boston at 104.1 FM. ‘BCN was where I first heard David Bowie, Ten Years After and Captain Beefheart, along with the comedy troupes Firesign Theatre and Monty Python. Progressive music was well-represented on WBCN, and I remember enjoying this King Crimson record in particular.
