Summer’s almost gone…but the music is coming with us. ☀️🍂
In this September 2 edition of This Day in Music History, CLASSICKONG looks back at the Doors recording an early version of “Summer’s Almost Gone,” celebrates the joy and musicianship of Billy Preston, revisits Thin Lizzy’s Bad Reputation, and spends some time with jazz greats Horace Silver and John Coltrane.
We also stop by Led Zeppelin’s 1970 Oakland show, trace the Rolling Stones back to their blues roots, and celebrate September 2 birthdays including Steve Porcaro, Rosalind Ashford, Mik Kaminski, and Fritz McIntyre.
And in today’s Final Spin, we reflect on the end of summer, the people we carry with us, and the idea that maybe some of the ones we miss aren’t really gone…
Maybe they’re simply sailing ahead. ❤️
Join CLASSICKONG for another trip through the music, memories, stories, and people that keep the soundtrack of our lives playing.
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