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Let's open another vault. If you notice, it has theater seats within. It has 'zero' to do with anything. I present a wonderful vault find of tunes now...

How do you catch lightning in a bottle? You put together 3 couples in the same arena at the same time. Joe (me) and Randi, Tom and Teri Raich and Bob and Deb Stevens were there and these are songs of that time. Ferris State and First National Bank brought all of us together. We're still friends 50 years on. Special thanks to Teri for the idea and collaboration. For non-natives, that is a picture of Schuberg's Bar.

What does a '180' sound like? It sounds like this. All songs are performed by the original artists doing their songs made more 'famous' by someone else.

It's time to jump on that truck again. Hard Rock/Heavy Rock, whatever you want to call it. This set shows the longevity of this category by reaching back to 1968 and advancing to 2024.

This set has 7 Progressive bands playing live. All the bands are from the UK (5) and the US (2). It is wonderful to hear these bands able to play the songs they recorded in the studio performed so well live. Seven songs in an hour? Yes, longer tracks.

This set features the artists near/in Laurel Canyon. Love Street was a major component and common site for the music created and influenced there. The heyday for that time was late 60s to early 70s.

Each of these songs has a day of the week in the title. I tried to get every day of the week. However, I was not satisfied with Wednesday or Thursday's options, so those are lacking. BUT, I had enough of the other days for a great show.

We are going to celebrate the 12-string guitar. Each song has that jingle jangle sound. This set features many known artists and many unknown as well.

The theme for this set is 'stars'. All songs have stars in the title or a derivative of the word. Please gaze skyward as you listen.

More relaxing music to let your ears and mind breathe. Take a break!