Episode 136: The Supertone Show with Suzy Starlite and Simon Campbell
Episode 136: The Supertone Show with Suzy Starlite and Simon Campbell
Suzy and Simon present their music and chat show about songs and the people who make them.
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Presented by award-winning artists Suzy Starlite & Simon Campbell, it features an eclectic mix of music from their vinyl collections and new music releases, plus special shows focussing on inspirational people who have influenced and changed the sound of modern music.
A 'must listen' for all music lovers and artists!
Last year one of their wonderful supporters, Jeff Boehlert, very kindly gave Suzy and Simon a whole heap of rare vinyl - some bootleg and mostly live recordings. So for the next couple of weeks they will be using ‘The music that Jeff gave us’ to inspire the playlist.
This first episode of the series features music from Led Zeppelin, Kraftwerk, Wreckless Eric, Be Bob Deluxe, Leblanc and Carr, The Band - featuring Neil Young and the Rolling Stones.
Episode 136: The Supertone Show with Suzy Starlite and Simon Campbell
Jeff and I both used to collect vinyl, colored disc's, and yes... bootlegs. When I moved to NYC in 1981, I probably moved 1000 LP's. Of course NYC was a money hole for my discretionary income, and certainly one great resource for the hard-to-find rarities, like the Hall & Oates jacket album. While I lived there, I first worked at Sam Goody's (Goody Got It!), right next door to Radio City Music Hall, then moved over to Broadway where I started at WEA Warner, Elektra, Atlantic. One of my jobs there was to visit some od the major retail outlets in the city to 'take inventory.' I'd often stop at the smaller outlets in the village and pick up some interesting finds, which eventually made their way into Jeff's library...and now, maybe found a home in your lives! Well worth the effort to share the goodies with appreciative souls!
Jeff and I both used to collect vinyl, colored disc's, and yes... bootlegs. When I moved to NYC in 1981, I probably moved 1000 LP's. Of course NYC was a money hole for my discretionary income, and certainly one great resource for the hard-to-find rarities, like the Hall & Oates jacket album. While I lived there, I first worked at Sam Goody's (Goody Got It!), right next door to Radio City Music Hall, then moved over to Broadway where I started at WEA Warner, Elektra, Atlantic. One of my jobs there was to visit some od the major retail outlets in the city to 'take inventory.' I'd often stop at the smaller outlets in the village and pick up some interesting finds, which eventually made their way into Jeff's library...and now, maybe found a home in your lives! Well worth the effort to share the goodies with appreciative souls!