Unity Radio

Levi · « **Reply #20 on:** 28 Mar 2007, 11:44 am »

I was recommending your site to some friends. Guess what? No service.

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #21 on:** 28 Mar 2007, 05:23 pm »

Yeah, sucks, got a new sampler that I wanted to send out to customers/listeners, no point until the new server is up.

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #22 on:** 2 Apr 2007, 06:18 am »

WE're back up and running!

Levi · « **Reply #23 on:** 2 Apr 2007, 11:48 am »

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #24 on:** 7 Apr 2007, 03:11 pm »

Just added a whole whackof stuff to the library whilst emptyting my wallet.
In rotation today are:
Lucinda Williams - West
Don Stiernberg - Unseasonably Cool
Keb Mo - Suitcase
John Mayer - Continuum
Joss Stone - Introducing......
Paolo Nutini - These Streets
The Fratellis - Costello Music
Take That - Beautiful World
Serena Ryder - If Your Memory Serves You Well
Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
Robert Plant - Sixty Six To Timbuktu

mca · « **Reply #25 on:** 7 Apr 2007, 03:27 pm »

Nice!

This has probably been asked before, but how do I setup Unity Radio to stream through my Squeezebox?

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #26 on:** 9 Apr 2007, 06:21 pm »

Good question - anybody?

The direct link to the SHoutcast network is http://66.197.158.165:8002/listen.pls

TomS · « **Reply #27 on:** 9 Apr 2007, 06:28 pm »

I pasted this url right into slimserver and it worked great. Thanks! Tom

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #28 on:** 9 Apr 2007, 06:30 pm »

mca · « **Reply #29 on:** 9 Apr 2007, 07:46 pm »

Cool!

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #30 on:** 7 May 2007, 04:37 am »

we're back baby! (hopefully for a while

New server info: http://64.15.147.87:8002/

Levi · « **Reply #31 on:** 7 May 2007, 04:41 am »

Finally! I hope it sticks.

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #32 on:** 7 May 2007, 04:46 am »

Me too!

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #33 on:** 17 May 2007, 02:46 pm »

Adding to the library over the next little bit - Enja's 24 bit remaster series www.enjarecords.com
First up is Hal Galper's Ivory Forest

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #34 on:** 22 May 2007, 06:35 pm »

Hal Galper - Now Hear This

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #35 on:** 27 May 2007, 12:40 am »

Benni Wallace - Mystic Bridge, 24 bit remaster

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #36 on:** 27 May 2007, 06:18 pm »

Jeremy Steig/Eddie Gomez - Outlaws [24 bit remaster]

Recorded in 1976. Remastered from analog source.

Jeremy Steig came to fame as leader of his band Jeremy & The Satyrs who were pioneers in the jazz-rock movement. An outstanding jazz flutist, Steig exploited a wide range of performance techniques. In the seventies, he frequently collaborated with bassist Eddie Gomez, best known for his work with Bill Evans, Jim Hall and Paul Bley. Gomez is a virtuoso performer whose swiftness makes him an ideal bassist in small groups. Recorded during a European tour in 1976, "Outlaws" is considered a milestone album in jazz duets. "The session catches the special magic of that oscillating feedback loop created by emphatic interaction between superb performers and a sensitive audience," Downbeat magazine read. It was the now legendary start of a string of duet albums by the flute & bass team of Steig & Gomez.

Levi · « **Reply #37 on:** 27 May 2007, 07:23 pm »

Looks good! I have my laptop out in the backyard in L.I.

Still working here.

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #38 on:** 28 May 2007, 04:51 am »

unityaudio.ca · « **Reply #39 on:** 29 May 2007, 01:06 pm »

Just added to the library:

Bob Degan - Sequoia Song [24 bit remaster]

Born in Scranton, PA and musically educated at Berklee School, worked with Boston musicians before coming to Europe in 1965 where he grew into a household name on the Frankfurt jazz scene. Bob's trio date "Sequoia Song" of 1976 is one of the timeless jewels in the ENJA catalog. A sophisticated interpreter, the charm and attraction of Degen's music are based on an outstanding technique, great feeling and a sublime creativeness. He uses a great deal of space in all he does while probing and pushing with unforeseeable piano lines. Even 30 years after its recording, "Sequoia Song" is among the true miracles of piano trio jazz.