The week before the big 4th of July weekend and another show full of great tunes! We started off the first hour of the show this week with tunes from Mungo Jerry, Night, Survivor, Mama’s Pride, Foghat, Joe Cocker and more! Full playlist below!
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In the second hour of the show we featured tracks from Humble Pie, The Who, Denim, Golden Earring, Camel and more!
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In the third hour of the show we featured tracks from Chris DeBurgh, Marshall Tucker Band, Doucette, Zebra, Wings, Rolling Stones and more!
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We close out this weeks show with music from Barry McGuire, The Hollies, The Kinks, Prism, John Parr, Chicago and more!
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A live show for Fathers Day but not a heavy focus on fatherly songs.. just another week of great rock music with a few special tracks along the way. The first hour kicked off with music from Stingray, Elton John, Sugarloaf, Mountain and more. Full playlist below.
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The second hour of the show featured tracks from Mark Knopfler, Crawler, Boot, Grateful Dead, Ray Gomez, New Radicals and more!
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The third hour of the show featured tracks from The Sherbs, Sniff N’ The Tears, Painter, Billy Joel, Electric Light Orchestra, Legs Diamond and more!
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The final hour of the show for Father’s Day weekend featured tracks from Trooper, Michael Stanley Band, Little Feat, Stillwater, Ace, Chilliwack and more!
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The task every week is to reach back into rock music to the very tracks that shaped the rock music we listened to growing up and to this day. Many of the bands we feature are those who influenced the young people who turned into the rock stars of the 80’s and beyond that I grew up with. Dave Mustaine named David Bowie as a major influence. Boston’s Brad Delp? The Beatles. Journey? Jefferson Airplane. The hardest band I’ve ever heard live, Slayer, was influenced by Jim Morrison and The Doors. Everything I heard as a teen in the 80’s.. was influenced by the music of these shows.
So the first half of the show is the rare stuff. And I do mean some REALLY rare stuff. Only two of the songs have ever been featured on the show before. The second half we kick into gear and get into a lot of the more well known yet still rare on the radio tracks. Never listened to before? Not sure if this is your kind of music? Hit play and go about your day. Let the music play. Some you may have never heard before but you will also hear the familiar riffs and vocal styles. You will hear songs you had no idea someone else did. Might even air guitar a few times. And.. OMG is that… And that next song… this is kinda good too… and then.. well that’s how you get hooked. And then you know how the music that came to be in the 80’s.. came to be.
Not every week covers the deep ground we did this week but then again that’s why we refer to these as the ‘deep cut’ episodes. And without giving much away yes, The Hollies did that one first. But as we love to remind – classic rock isn’t just AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush.. all damn good bands but there was so much more. It’s rocking, bluesy, psychedelic, guitar and vocal driven music of all forms.
So we aren’t spoilers the entire playlist for the show appears in the post for hour four. These are as usual the completely unedited live files recorded from the broadcast. There are no oops in live radio – only bloopers. Thanks for two and a half years of rocking out your Sunday with us. See everyone next week!
The file for HOUR ONE is below. Refer to the separate pages for hours 2, 3, and 4 for this week.
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The second hour of this weeks show continued the rare tracks theme of the first with tunes from Stingray, Billy Thorpe, Atomic Rooster, Stingray, Prism and more!
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