Seven & Seven Is Radio features psychedelic music of all genres from all over the globe, focusing on the "golden era" of the late 1960's to the mid 1970's. Each episode is selected by Elvin Estela and curated from his personal vinyl collection. This podcast continues in the tradition of Estela's previous psychedelic show - She Comes in Colours which he hosted on Los Angeles college radio station KXLU from 2000-2009 - in unearthing long lost gems from underground heroes and forgotten pop successes.
Seven & Seven Is Radio
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Seven & Seven Is Radio features psychedelic music of all genres from all over the globe, focusing on the "golden era" of the late 1960's to the mid 1970's. Each episode is selected by Elvin Estela and curated from his personal vinyl collection. This podcast continues in the tradition of Estela's previous psychedelic show - She Comes in Colours which he hosted on Los Angeles college radio station KXLU from 2000-2009 - in unearthing long lost gems from underground heroes and forgotten pop successes.
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Recent Episodes
September 1, 2022
Episode 023: Twenty-Three Leaves Fell for Fall: Selections from Central and South America
Episode 023: Twenty-Three Leaves Fell for Fall: Selections from Central and South America Almendra - A Estos Hombres Tristes (Argentina 1969) Hailing from the Buenos Aires, Almendra were one of the most important bands of the time, releasing two albums that would cement their place as the band that revolutionized Argentinian rock. This epic piece comes from their fantastic debut album from 1969. The group followed up with a double album in 1970 before splitting up and leaving the membe...
August 22, 2022
Episode 022 - The Keys to Room Twenty-Two
Episode 022: The Keys to Room Twenty-Two: Selections from the Post-Psychedelic Era Part Two The Bee Gees - Sweet Song of Summer (UK 1972) A true oddity in the brothers Gibb's sprawling discography, sounding like a lost track from their psych era four years previous. They create quite an atmosphere that fuses trippy synth experiments with battle percussion and chants that sound like a crew of vikings backing them. Part of their "lost" period where they are coming out of their early...
June 9, 2021
Episode 021: Twenty-One Seconds To Dawn
Episode 021: Twenty One Seconds To Dawn - Late 60's Blue Eyed Soul Plastic Penny - Everything I Am (UK 1967) This UK band specialized in the classic pop-psych sound that was sweeping the nation at the time, yet with with a soulful edge that set them apart from their peers. This can be heard on this sweet and earnest love song - and debut single - which they released at the end of 1967. After two albums in as many years, the Pennies called it a day. Flaming Ember - Mind, Body an...
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