Hey Ears Try This Out

What? It's more of [       ] doing [       ]'s song. The designation of 'Two Cats' means nothing other than the image for the show. Is there some great Stuff? Ohhh, yeah.

Why the title? You'll have to look at the pic. American Beech is the tree for this show. More trees "lined-up" in the future. There are some great folk tunes here. Who gets to decide what is 'folk' and what is not? Ah, me.

Well, we have made it past the vault door to the DRAWERS! How about a gold bar and string of pearls? All of the tunes were in our drawer awaiting their presentation to you.

This presents Garagey-Psychedelic music so prevalent from the mid-to-late 60's. There is much to love here. This is suitable for headphones or as background music.

Thanks to Dave A. for the inspiration and the name dropping. I took that idea and made it into a show about TEXAS and it's music. Two names to remember: Roky Ericson and Doug Sahm. Oh, and R.I.P. Blaze Foley.

I present more relaxing music. Headphones will work as well. This time is with Simon Sloth.

It's a theme again: d a n c e. Every song has the word 'dance' in the title or a derivative. You should know virtually every artist here except at least one (I couldn't leave well enough alone). Dance the night away!

This will offer a wide variety of Heavy-Hard Rock tunes from all around the globe. The countries represented are: UK, US, Italy, Sweden and Australia. I never plan to use a wide array of countries, it just works out that way. Is that braggin'? Well, maybe.

YES, it's the Best of "Hey Ears Try This Out". This show features songs already played but they all deserved an encore. Please enjoy this showcase of wonderful tunes plucked from Shows 1 through 50.

[Mature Audiences] This is a first look at some of the great storytellers in my collection. This is a great time to pay attention to the lyrics.