2-5am ethnic outer space musical orbit

Ali Farka Touré & Toumani Diabaté (Mali), Loop Guru (UK), Nostalgia (Germany), Jah Wobble & Bill Laswell (USA & UK) in the first set.
Bruno Sanfillipo (Spain) reworked Hypnos release from 2012,
Misleading Structures (Lithuania) in the Time Suspended segment.
Max Corbacho’s landmark ambient release “The Talisman” 20th anniversary and Eternell (Sweden) in the Deep Drift segment.
Ian Boddy(UK) showcasing a new synthesizer module in the Cosmic Hour

Opening set
*The Rolling Stones, Jealous Lover (FOREIGN TONGUES, Rolling Stones Records )
Mary Wells, Two Lovers (single, Motown)
The Miracles, My Girl (TIME OUT FOR SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES, Tamla)
The Doors, You’re Lost Little Girl (STRANGE DAYS, Elektra)

Set # 2
*Aaron Nathans & Michael G. Ronstadt, Space Oddity (ESPERANZA, self-released)
Jim Moray, Sounds of The Earth (UPCETERA. Niag)
Bob Geldoff, Thinking Voyager 2 Type Things (THE VEGETARIANS OF LOVE, Atlantic)
The Tornados, Telstar (single, London)

Set # 3
*The Rolling Stones, Some of Us (FOREIGN TONGUES, Rolling Stones Records)
Keith Richards w/Norah Jones, Illusion (CROSSEYED HEART, Republic)
Norah Jones, Don’t Be Denied (DAY BREAKS, Blue Note)

Set # 4
*Ian Tamblyn, The Ghost of John Hurt & The Whistle Stop Café (THE FRAGILE TANGENT,
North Track)
Bill Morrissey, Payday (AVALON BLUES: A TRIBUTE TO MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, Vanguard)
Bill Morrissey, Avalon Blues (SONGS OF MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, Philo)
Mississippi John Hurt, Coffee Blues (TODAY!, Vanguard)
Rory Block, Louis Collins (AVALON: A TRIBUTE TO MISSISSIPPI JPHN HURT, Stony Plain)

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On This Date: Beatles, Led Zeppelin. Ozzy Osbourne memorium. A look at I Ain't Superstitious.

Friday 10am to Noon

Interview with Fred Tackett on this morning's program

Tonight on With The Beatles!

We’ll take a look at some of The Beatles’ American releases, including Something New and the U.S. “Help!” single. We’ll also hear Paul’s demo of “Come and Get It,” revisit the day John Lennon and Yoko Ono filmed the iconic “Imagine” video, enjoy a George Harrison sequel song from the 1970s, and dig into a Ringo Starr rarity from the 1980s that was recorded in the late ’70s.

Plus, we’ll continue our deep dives into Paul McCartney’s and Ringo Starr’s latest albums, along with plenty more Beatles history, hidden gems, and surprises!

The Kerry Kearney Cajun Review and the Blue Light Club Edition

special guest juxx diamondz

Mid Summertime Blues