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Thanks for listening and lending me your EARS!

Yes, of course! Steve Miller Band from 1968-1977. Steve Miller, born in 1943, as of this date, still performing. He remains as one of the top rockers/blues performers of over a half-century. "Somebody get me a cheeseburger!"

An era and sound that needs to be represented. Generally the era is from 1968 until 1978. Represented by: The New Riders of the Purple Sage, Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, The Byrds, Poco, Firefall and on.               Drug references? Yeah a few.

The Strawberry Hill Boys became Strawbs. This is one of my favorite UK progressive bands of the 70's. It was led by the one of the wonderful unique voices of that era, Dave Cousins. He was always with a great band. This focuses on their releases from 1972 to 1978.

Easy on the EARS. Headphones can be appropriate. "Time to unwind".

Well, here we go again. Playing the hits you expected but didn't hear, so here they go in a continuation of the first show. Remember, the term 'Hits' is relative. Relative to the artists I feature and nothing to do with "Top 40, Top 100 or Top Whatever".

I "caved in", so to speak. I avoided 'hits' for the most part and did my approximation of 'Deep Tracks'. My feeling was you could hear those anywhere, just Not on this podcast. I wanted to challenge the listener and I will continue to do that. So these are the tunes you thought you would hear but didn't, all put together in a 'mish mash'. Also, Hits = A Relative Term.

Who did what? Who played whose song?
More of this...interesting stuff.

Jose's back at it, picking great tunes from his collection. Thanks Jose!

Britpop is from...Britain! Going from the late 80s into the decade known as ?, the 00s. Oasis, Coldplay, Radiohead, Pulp and many you've never heard of. Trust me EARS!