Beatitude: Recent Episodes
Clive Morgan & Rob Roberts
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 8 : Underrated Albums
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 7 : Overrated Albums
Part One of our exploration into the mind & music of the soul genius Curtis Mayfield.
Here we discuss his early years and the 1960s landscape that sculpted his song writing not only with The Impressions, but for many other artists too.
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 6 : Debut Albums
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 5 : Soundtracks
From 1980 to 1985, Dexys Midnight Runners recorded a trilogy of unique and ground-breaking albums.
With success and hit singles, singer and band leader Kevin Rowland, forever pushing the boundaries as well as the musical establishment, nearly reached breaking point.
He poured his soul and artistic vision into the last of the fabled three LPs, Don't Stand Me Down and we explore the Celtic treasure he left buried for us all to discover.
If we only care to dig a little deeper....
Enjoy.
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 4 : Albums That Changed Your Life
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 3 : Break-Up Albums
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 2 : Songs You Love By Artists You Hate
Introducing our new series of mini-podcasts, Beatitudes Top 11s of everything in music.
Episode 1 : B-Sides
Tonight we discuss the largely unsung musical genius that is Anton Newcombe and his band The Brian Jonestown Massacre.
And we couldn't do this of course without mentioning the 2003 rock documentary 'Dig!, which films both The Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Dandy Warhols, over a seven year period.
As they come to realise the 'musical revolution' they set out together to achieve is laid down on very differing ideals, it all ends in a beautifully fatalistic finale.
The revolution will be podcasted.
Clive and Rob discuss the 60's band Love, delving into the mythic and often turbulent life of frontman Arthur Lee, and what lead to the recording of their masterpiece and one of the greatest albums of all time 'Forever Changes'.
Beatitude is born. Spewing from the womb of a musical Shangri-La, Clive & Rob discuss the new epic Beatles documentary 'Get Back'.