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Title: BBC Radio - God Only Knows Post by: jonsuissy on April 25, 2018, 02:24:11 AM This was just on BBC Radio Four this morning.
God Only Knows - Soul Music, Series 26 "God only knows what I'd be without you" For artist Kim Lynch God Only Knows is a song that she has carried with her from the moment her father played it to her mother back in their 1960's London home and it's the song that resonated throughout her parents 65 years together. Meanwhile in land locked Burundi, another couple are bought together from two very different cultures. Sharing the same hopes and prayers, they began their married life by blending a traditional wedding ceremony with the Californian song that spans decades - and continents - to touch souls wherever it's played. And across the ocean, Erin Prewitt tells her love story and describes how tragic and unexpected circumstances meant she has had to learn to live out those iconic lyrics and discover what it means to be without the person you love. With reflections from musician Al Kooper and author Barry Miles. I've saved it here (@320) - https://we.tl/Z8jGiTbtPa BBC Link is here (@128) - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b01jsk Wow - anybody listening to this without shedding a tear must have a heart of stone Title: Re: BBC Radio - God Only Knows Post by: jonsuissy on April 25, 2018, 02:45:00 AM Whilst I'm here lets have a few more -
BBC World Service - Making Of Good Vibs - https://we.tl/A6y8jq27OR BBC Radio 4 - 16th May 1966 - https://we.tl/as1JRTR6CH BBC Radio 2 - The Children of Pet Sounds with Katie Puckrik - https://we.tl/MOV6BH8kbc I have more if there is demand Jon PS - so proud of the BBC Title: Re: BBC Radio - God Only Knows Post by: harveyw on April 25, 2018, 05:59:17 AM Thanks for the link.
The Soul Music programme is always a great listen. I don't think I've made it through a single edition without choking back tears at some point. And they're all archived on the BBC iplayer. Particular favourites are "The Way You Look Tonight" https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b077gd5b and Mr Blue Sky https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06pttqp But they're all worth hearing. |