Flight of The Sky Pilot - Episode 57
Flight of the Sky Pilot, Show 57 - first broadcast 15 March 2026
contact me at skypilot@progzilla.com
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Starling – Gazpacho (Magic 8-Ball)
In The Shadows - Temple Of Shibboleth (In The Shadows)
The Bottom - School Disco (SD IV)
Uddh - Maha Sohona (A Dark Place)
Second Chance – Smalltape (Tangram)
Ultivatum Cultivation – Plantoid (Flare)
The River Runs Wild - John Bassett (Son Of A Nun (Born Again))
Too Far From You - Robert Plant (Saving Grace)
Miserere Mei, Deus - Allegri (Agnus Dei - Music Of Inner Harmony)
For Absent Friends – Genesis (Nursery Cryme)
Shifting Sands - Geoff Eales & Isorhythm (Shifting Sands)
Hypersonic Spectrum - The Hypersonic Factor (Benevolent Beasts)
Forever Now - Gösta Berlings Saga (Forever Now)
Camel - Soft Ffog (Focus)
Offering - Laura Jurd (Rites & Revelations)
What Are You Running Towards? - Laura Jurd (Rites & Revelations)
Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me - The Mute Gods (Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me)
In The Shadows - Temple Of Shibboleth (In The Shadows)
The Bottom - School Disco (SD IV)
Uddh - Maha Sohona (A Dark Place)
Second Chance – Smalltape (Tangram)
Ultivatum Cultivation – Plantoid (Flare)
The River Runs Wild - John Bassett (Son Of A Nun (Born Again))
Too Far From You - Robert Plant (Saving Grace)
Miserere Mei, Deus - Allegri (Agnus Dei - Music Of Inner Harmony)
For Absent Friends – Genesis (Nursery Cryme)
Shifting Sands - Geoff Eales & Isorhythm (Shifting Sands)
Hypersonic Spectrum - The Hypersonic Factor (Benevolent Beasts)
Forever Now - Gösta Berlings Saga (Forever Now)
Camel - Soft Ffog (Focus)
Offering - Laura Jurd (Rites & Revelations)
What Are You Running Towards? - Laura Jurd (Rites & Revelations)
Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me - The Mute Gods (Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me)
John Simms
A retired Methodist Minister, and life-long lover of progressive music in all its forms. Presenter of three shows on Progzilla Radio: 'Do You Remember...?', which focusses on the formative years of the 60s, 70s and 80s; 'Epic Sundays', exploring the long-form song; and 'Flight of the Sky Pilot', where anything goes, but there's usually quite a bit of jazz, fusion, classic rock and prog.
