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Fresh for 2022. Jerry Garcia would have been 80 years old on August 1. He left this lifetime on August 9, 1995. And I turn 74 Monday. What a small but infinite journey we are on.
The best music to beat the heat is surf. Let's explore live tunes with The Shadows and Dick Dale.
A fun ripple featuring live John Prine and Sturgill Simpson, Keith Richards and much more. Your flag decal won't get you into heaven anymore.
I miss rocking out in a crowd of people. I would love to see Charlie Musselwhite. He has a new album out. We sammple that then ldive into his solo work and more recently teaming up with Elvin Bishop. Some fine fine blues and more.
Getting back to the roots of my love of rock & roll. We start with The Rolling Stones Live in the mid 60's then a little journey through the 70s. Starting with their latest single.
A great little look at Gang Of Four, live, both in the early 80's and then 2016. Lead Singer Jon King keeps it going. Let's explore some damaged goods. Some nice treats from Talking Heads, Oingo Boingo and Wall Of Voodoo get us started.
A playful, mysticalRockin. ripp;e rooted in the early 80s. Featuring Gang Of Four then and now. Talking Heads and others getting us started.
Going back to 1967 to listen to live Pink Floyd blossoming with Syd Barrett in an analog, psychedelic world. Pure creative genius.
A delicious ripple featuring Tin Machine. The band formed by David Bowie in 1988, taking a 4 year break from his solo career. Zappa and Beefheart also.
A fantastic ripple featuring a great live version of Sister Ray by The Velvet Underground in 1967. Some rarely played Television and Sonic Youth, live, get us started.
A dive into the Kinks early career of live performances. Beginning in 1964 through the 70s. What movies of sound they created with their lyrical storytelling imaginations.
Some more rare live cuts from Jimi Hendrix and early Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention. Brilliant perspectives on society and human culture.
A wonderfully uplifting ripple of alternative versions of great Beatles songs. Remembering the masters that were The Beatles.
A fun little ripple peaking with Canned Heat and Wishbone Ash. The Gun Club and Captain Beyond get us going.
A delightful and relevant ripple through the musical life of T Bone Burnett, who has helped develop the highest quality analog recording medium to date. That made we want to jump in and get to know T Bone better.
A tribute to the great blues guitarist, Guitar Shorty who passed away on 4/20 at the age of 87. Let's celebrate his soul..
A wonderful exploration of Roxy Music live in the 70s. An often overlooked group of masters, ahead of their time. Bryan Ferry singing & Phil Manzanera on guitar and other great musicians.
Celebrate 420 with a mysterious journey through some very dynamic singing, storytelling and playing. Joe Strummer gets us started and Patti Smith takes us home. With a journey for the mind in the middle.
A philisophical ripple with a rock & roll edge. Early Stones live. Some energy raising with Pavement and rockin' out to early Fleetwood Mac. When they were maybe the greatest young blues rock band of the era.
A wonderful ripple ofbands who were alive around Sunset Strip in 1967. The Standells and The Chocolate Watchband played in the movie "Riot On Sunset Strip". And Love and The Doors took off to rule LA for a moment in time. Taking everyones attention and then they were gone.
A great and unusual rockin' little ripple featuring Buzzcocks, The Pretty Things and much, much more. We deserve to dream. Join me.
A cosmic trip with live early David Bowie and others doing Bowie songs. And some surprises. There is nothing else like it.
A sweet sonic journey starting with the Million Dollar Quartet, made of Elvis Preseley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins & Jerry Lee Lewis we visit Kentucky Headhunters and Keith Richards & X-Pensive Winos
A sweet journey through some live Rolling Stones from the 60s. We miss Brian Jones
A wild ripple featuring some wonderful live Velvet Underground from 1967 & 69. And much more including Steve Miller's homage to Jimi Hendrix.
Exploring the live music of Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention from 1968 to 1971.
Gary Brooker, front man and creative force with Procol Harum. I had the privilege of seeing him with Procol Harum in 1968 or 69. Whiter Shade Of Pale was so moving live. Tonight we explore a ripple of his career.
A wonderful rockin' journey with live Kinks, Jeff Beck and early Grateful Dead. Plus one brand new from Bob Weir & Wolf Bros. Let's get tribal.
A sweet, mellow bluesy and jazzy ripple featuring Keith Richards and Yusef Lateef. With a dash of The Blues Project. Remembering a long time ago, groovin with Java James.
A wonderful psychedelic ripple from the 60s. Mexico to Argentina and many stops in between. Hop on board.
