The Ongoing History of New Music, Episode 725: The Early Years of Mumford & Sons
We’re back with a brand new season of Ongoing History of New Music shows starting this weekend. By my calculations, this the 20th season of this show. I had NO idea I’d be doing this twenty years on. None.
First up, a look at the early years of Mumford & Sons. Not just the first album, either. There was a whole TON of stuff that came before that record. It’s one of those deep pre-history things, you know?
Let’s go deeper. One of the guys was in this band before he bailed to join M&S. Wild, huh?
And here’s some of the earliest M&S every recorded.
The Ongoing History of New Music can be heard on the following stations:
- 102.1 The Edge/Toronto – Sunday night at 7, Monday night at 11 with archives show Tuesday and Wednesday at midnight.
- Live 88-5/Ottawa
- 107.5 Dave-FM/Kitchener
- FM96/London – Sunday night at 7, Monday night at 11
- The Drive/Kingston
- 98.1 The Bridge/Lethbridge – Saturday night at 6, Sunday morning at 10am
- 92X/Calgary
- Sonic 102.9/Edmonton
- The Zone/Victoria
- Live 105/Halifax
We’re still looking for more affiliates in Vancouver, Kamloops, Kelowna, Red Deer, Grand Prairie, Regina, Saskatoon, Brandon, Windsor, Montreal, Charlottetown, Moncton, Fredericton, and St John’s and anywhere else with a transmitter. If you’re in any of those markets and you want the show, lemme know and I’ll see what I can do. Oh, and did I mention that it looks like the show will start running in Singapore in January? I have a meeting with them on Tuesday to seal the deal.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up. Just be aware that this schedule is subject to change.
726 | 20-Sep-15 | History of Concert Sound |
727 | 27-Sep-15 | Why Punk Happened |
728 | 4-Oct-15 | 60 Mind-Blowing Alt-Rock Facts in 60 Minutes |
729 | 11-Oct-15 | Rock’n’Roll Drugs |
730 | 18-Oct-15 | Arctic Monkeys |
731 | 25-Oct-15 | The History of the Modern Drumkit |
732 | 1-Nov-15 | Indie vs Alternative vs Major |
733 | 8-Nov-15 | Bands With Weird Outlooks |
Finally, we have the new Ongoing History of New Music YouTube channel. Give it a look!
What happened to produced by Rob Johnston?
Hang tight. A momentary blip. He shall return shortly
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