The Forsgate Country Club, Monroe Township, NJ, May 25, 2013

Tin Cup For A Chalice

2021-04-21 Tribute to Carmen

17 You Won't Hear This On The Hyatt Elevator

16 Don't Look Back

02 Counterspin

01 Introduction

This is a recording of an interview I gave to Stuart Campbell on his radio show "Consider This." The interview was broadcast on August 17, 2012 on KZYX Mendocino County Public Broadcasting, 90.7 Philo, 91.5 Willits and Ukiah, and 88.1 Fort Bragg

2012-08-17 Consider This RM

08 Reading Not Transmission RM

07 A European View Of Communication RM

06 Talking About Ideas RM

05 Communication Is Generative RM

04 Defining Genuine Converstion RM

03 From Transmission To Conversation RM

02 A Transmission Theory Of Communication RM

01 Ideas And Control RM

The Professors Live at Desmond's Tavern, New York City, May 3, 2014

08 Live And Die In These Towns

The Professors Live at the Cook College Campus Center, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, September 5, 2014.

1 - 01 Pumped Up Kicks

The Bottle as performed at the Park Plaza Hotel, Boston, MA, January 7, 2016.

The Bottle at Boston

Silver Machine performed by The Professors at the Park Plaza Hotel, Boston, MA, January 7, 2016

Silver Machine in Boston

THE BOTTLE HILL ROOM, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, NJ, December 9, 2017

Bottle Hill Pub 2017

We'll Live and Die in These Towns

The Bottle (1980) (Ian Marshall/Gary Radford) Performed by Sosostris.

Last Exit (1987) (Gary Radford)

Foucault Funk (Michel Foucault/Gary Radford/Marie Radford)

Take It From Me (Meg Radford)

The Bottle (Ian Marshall/Gary Radford)

To Hear You Say It (John Barrows/Gary Radford)

Music for Animals (Meg Radford)

Cold Snap

Dreading the Dawning

Could I Be

Christie, Are You Out There

Nobody Likes Happy Songs

The Professors (2013): Zombie* Treachery.

Crisis of Confidence

The Last Wasted Hour

Run Away With Me

Untenured Blues

Generations

Learning Curve

Recorded at Suite 16 Studios, Piscataway, New Jersey, November 1997. Produced and Engineered by Paul Sukovich. Stephen Cooper - Bass; T-ski - Lead Guitar; Robert Kubey - Drums; Jennifer Lehr - Vocals; Gary Radford - Guitar/Vocals

The Bottle (1997)

Music by John Barrows; Lyrics by Mark Wallinger
Recorded at Frankensound Studios, North Brunswick, New Jersey, April 2008 
Engineered by Vince Carducci 
John Barrows - Rhythm Guitar; Gary Radford - Lead Guitar; Marie Radford - Keyboards; Nick Romanenko - Bass; Peter VanEmburg - Drums/Lead Vocals

Old Devils Running

The Bottle (Demo)(Marshall/Radford). Gary Radford-Guitars and Vocals. Recorded on two cheap tape recorders in Gary’s bedroom, 84 Alfreton Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, 9 August, 1979. The genesis of a true Sosostris classic that was to stand the test of time. Apart from the exclusion of the second verse, the song was to remain in the form recorded here for the next 33 years!

The Bottle (Gary Radford Demo 1979)

Recorded May 24, 1996 at Dress Rehearsals Studio, West Hubbard Street, Chicago, Illinois. Stephen Cooper - Bass; T-ski - Guitar; Robert Kubey - Drums; Gary Radford - Lead Guitar

Fast Blues with Mean Progression (1996)

Recorded at Dress Rehearsals Studios, West Hubbard Street, Chicago, Illinois
May 24, 1996.  Craig Brown - Drums; Stephen Cooper - Bass; T-ski - Guitar
Jennifer Lehr - Vocal; Gary Radford - Guitar.  Opening music from "One Way Out" (M. Sehorn/W. Williamson/ J. W. James- The Allman Brothers)


Retro (1996)

The Professors are a group of composing musicians performing and recording in the New York and New Jersey area. Based in central New Jersey, The Professors bring together rhythms and sounds from a variety of styles to create provocative original and interpretive music. The Professors are available to play a wide range of festive events, including weddings, birthday parties, receptions, or any occasion where live music can make a significant contribution its success. The Professors also have an extensive catalog of original music, which is captured on three studio recorded CDs.

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