Hey Ears Try This Out

Jose picked a varied style of show. There are some great tunes with some great artists.

I already chose the pie you're getting. There are 8 different bands presenting their Pie Best.

15 more soothing tunes for maximum relaxation.

This show represents 16 wonderful Country Rock songs. We have Gram Parsons to Stephen Stills to Jerry Garcia.

20 identifiable tunes ALL from 1966 are presented here.

The Hammond organ has been a mainstay as a rock instrument for decades. Often paired with a Leslie Cabinet to produce a unique sound. It was designed to emulate the sound of a church organ. It ended up sounding like a very cool organ. It has motorized, spinning mechanical horns (for treble) and a baffle (for bass) to physically alter pitch and volume. I remember my first exposure to this 'whirring' sound being only 20 feet from the Leslie Cabinet in 1969 at a Steppenwolf concert (Fountain Street Church, Grand Rapids, MI).

This show adds to the wide reaching 'Folk Umbrella'. There is plenty of overlap in many categories associated with Folk on these shows. That would be Bluegrass, Country, Americana, Psychedelic, yadda yadda yadda.

Jose has picked out a bag full of eclectic tunes for you. The band from Canada, Max Webster, has been featured before. I declare Max Webster as 'the Best Canadian Band You Never Heard.' Well, now you have.

[Show # 350]
This is another Michigan Garage band show, All artists are from Michigan and/or ended up there. I try hard (and usually succeed) by featuring a song only once on regular shows. None of the shows are 'definitive' as a document of the "Totally Best of---" at the time the show appears. Since I don't repeat songs, enjoy it when it's played.

YES, that's true. I resurrected these 80's tunes from the heap pile.