Sunday Morning Coming Down
As Johnny Cash sang in Kris Kristofferson’s immortal song: “there’s nothing short a’ dying that’s half as lonesome as the sound of the sleeping city sidewalk and Sunday morning coming down.”
Whilst the man in black could be accused of being a little melodramatic, one thing’s for sure – Sunday morning’s the perfect time for some comfort music. Whether you’re waking up to a new day or staring down the barrel of sleep after a big Saturday night, let Sunday Morning Coming Down get you in a relaxed mood with a selection of tunes that’ll help you do Sunday in style.
Encompassing folk, blues, jazz, world music, Americana, adult contemporary and even a little bit of chilled out electronica, Sunday Morning Coming Down has your aural antidote to the stresses and strains of life.
Sunday,
29th September
Episode recap
Annika takes you through two hours of "difficult" tunes that stretch out and expand with unconcerned ease; lots of drone-based music and long form chamber works. In the second hour, we hear Parts 1-6 of Arthur Russell's 'Tower of Meaning'.
Episode recap
Annika takes you through two hours of "difficult" tunes that stretch out and expand with unconcerned ease; lots of drone-based music and long form chamber works. In the second hour, we hear Parts 1-6 of Arthur Russell's 'Tower of Meaning'.
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