Up In Your Mind Flowers

Tune in tonite 👉🏼 Up In Your Mind Flowers 👉🏼 9-11pm MST 👉🏼 Stream live from wherever you are at Radioboise org

PINK FAIRIES Live 1973 Live in London, November 1973; (plus interview) .From Pop 2, French TV.Does anyone know the line-up ?

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‘She went her own way’: the tragic and unusual life of folk singer Karen Dalton In a new documentary, the underrated singer’s life of depression, addiction and poverty is told while her incredible talents are celebrated

Tonite 🌼Up In Your Mind Flowers🌼 9pm-11pm MST 📻 playing a mix of 60’s and 70’s rarities with a dash of current tunes 🎶 🪐 stream live wherever you are- radioboise.org/stream (link in bio)

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An Upper East Side Apartment Full of Rock-and-Roll Memories Music journalist Lisa Robinson has lived in this rental, where she’s kept an archive of her interview tapes, for 45 years.

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Poly Styrene's inspiring sensitivity should be the true legacy of punk Mixed race, with braces on her teeth, Poly broke the mould of UK punk. A new documentary explores her struggle to find meaning in the Day-Glo chaos of modern life

Feed your Friday night head from 9 to 11pm during Up In Your Mind Flowers- with Kristin Wildly, a down-the-rabbit-hole experience of obscure tracks that seemed to have slipped under the radar during the '60s and '70s.

PINK FAIRIES: THE COSMIC ROCK FUZZ OF PUNK’S PIONEERS The story of the Pink Fairies is like a trip into a psychedelicized wonderland that includes characters like Lemmy Kilmister and Hawkwind, Mick Farren and The Deviants, T***k, Larry Wallis, Steve “Peregrin” Took, Sandy Sanderson, the MC5, Eno and a host of other tripped-out pranksters.

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Excited for tonight’s show- some things old, some things new, and some things a little inbetween. Plug in your ears and stream live @ radioboise.org/stream from 9pm-11pm MT

Dark Thoughts Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesDark Thoughts · The New DawnThere's a New Dawn℗ 1970 Mygar Publishing CoReleased on: 2009-02-24Auto-generated b...

When Indian Classical Music Giants Collided With Psychedelic San Francisco | KQED New live album, 'That Which Colors the Mind,' captures Ali Akbar Khan, Zakir Hussain and Indranil Bhattacharya performing in 1970.