This morning we present an epic archival show from 2/25/24 featuring
Space psych from Oresund Space Collective (Denmark), Black Moon Circle (Norway),
The Spacelords (Germany), Pilot Voyager (Hungary)
Not so recent psych from Hawkwind, System 7 (UK), Anubian Lights (USA & UK)'
Kikagaku Moya & Ryley Walker (Japan & USA)
Krautrock innovators Can archival release Paris 1973 in memory of Damo Suzuki (1950-2024)
Space ambient from Sphäre Sechs and Drone ambient from Thomas Köner (Germany)

Opening set
Ian and Sylvia, Come in Stranger (EARLY MORNING RAIN, Vanguard)
*Ian Tamblyn, Door is Open (THE FRAGILE TANGENT, North Track)
Richard Thompson, One Door Opens (DUCKNAPPED, Live, Beeswing)
Bee Gees, Close Another Door (BEE GEES 1st, Atco)
Richard Barone w/Allison Morer, Close the Door Lightly When You Go (TRIBUTE TO A SONG POET, Y&T Music)

Set # 2
*Van Morrison, Kidney Stew Blues (SOMEBODY TRIED TO SELL ME A BRIDGE, Orangefield)
Louis Jordan, Saturday Night Fish Fry (LOUIS JORDAN’S GREATEST HITS, MCA)
Asleep at the Wheel, Ain’t Nobody Here But Us Chickens (COLLISON COURSE, Capitol)
Joe Jackson, Jumpin Jive (JUMPIN’ JIVE, A&M)
NRBQ, RC Cola and a Moon Pie (WORKSHOP. Kama Sutra)

Set # 3
Greg Brown, Canned Goods (THE LIVE ONE, Red House)
Miles Davis, Summertime (PORGY AND BESS, Columbia)

Set # 4
*Jim Moray, Three Gallants (GALLANTS, Managed Decline ) J
Woven Hand, As I Went Out One Morning (live, via You Tube)
*Robert Plant, As I Roved Out (SAVING GRACE, Nonesuch).
Planxty, As I Roved Out (THE WELL BELOW THE VALLEY, Polydor)

Set # 5
*Van Morrison, Snatch It Back and Hold It (SOMEBODY TRIED TO SELL ME A BRIDGE, Orangefield)

Fill In (DJ Bobby B)

Bill K here on this 3rd Sunday of the month

Cloudgazing Special

Les Robots - "A Strange New World" & "Theme From Optigan"
The New Black - "Androids Are Sexy"
Dyalla - "Jungle Juice"
Her New Knife - "Vitamin Beauty [Grimace remix]"
Wet Leg - "Mangetout [The Dare remix]"
Butthole Surfers - "I Don't Have A Problem" & "The Last Astronaut"
The Intelligence - "Now, Squirm"
Guru Guru - "Samantha's Rabbit"
Mark Pistel - "Machines to Make Machines"
Otto Von Schirach - "Aguacate"
The Intelligence with Alice Sandahl - "Getting Gravitropic"
Buffalo Daughter - "Harm No More"

Horse Lords - "First Galactic Utopia"
Prince Rama - "F.A.T.E. (Brought Us Together)"
Oneohtrix Point Never - "Waterfalls"
Voka Gentle - "Sympathiser [Guava Remix]"
Total Wife - "Naoisa"
Cootie Catcher - "Friend of a friend" & "No scope"
O.P.M.C. - "Technologiz", "The Treat" & "Hot and Cool"

Professor Tim O Brien, Jim Spencer & Dave Tolan - "Hello Moon, Can you Hear Me?"
Oneohtrix Point Never - "D.I.S." & "Measuring Ruins"
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete - "Regresar / Recordar"
Orions Belte - "The Carneddau" & "Milk Champagne"
Microcorps - "UDUG"
Kubebe - "The Doom Scroller"
GusGus with Bngrboy - "Modern Consumer"
Vanishing Twin - "Backstroke" & "In Piscina!"

filthy 50

Billboard chart, August 1966, Don Rich tribute, Dan Fogelberg tribute, Jimmy Webb tribute, a look at The Mighty Quinn

Friday 10a to Noon

Wearing Blue today ... music from groups in the key of Blue

Tonight on With The Beatles!

We’ve got a loaded show tonight as we hang with the Fab Four!

We’ll dive into sessions for Beatles for Sale
Continue the hype for the upcoming Rubber Soul box set with a special live set of Rubber Soul songs
Celebrate the anniversary of Woodstock
Ringo begins sessions for Stop and Smell the Roses
John Lennon teams up with members of Cheap Trick during the Double Fantasy sessions
A special Ronnie Spector birthday set
We continue exploring Paul McCartney’s new album
Plus, we’ll hear New Orleans band The Walrus with their take on a Beatles classic!

Summer is in your mind...Gone fishin...Soul Set..Bruce Juice..Happy belated birthday to Ian Anderson..new music from Michael Falzarano

Steve K filling in...Classic bands with songs under the radar for 1st hour...Wild Ride for the 2nd

This Thursday a 4 pm please welcome Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery to Captain Phil's Planet as we preview and discuss their new collaborative album titled, "The Roaring Waves."

Hackett on The Roaring Waves:
“I suspect that most guitarists tend to make albums where people try to outplay each other and show their chops to an enormous degree. I'll be very interested to see what the reaction is from fans. If you're expecting something typically proggy, I don't think this is it. It's more cinematic, almost ambient at times”.

Waves has been in the making for the best part of eight years, though the initial idea of the pair making an album together was first mooted around three years before that, but their respective day jobs and touring itineraries kept them from working together for months at a time. Though recording sessions at the Racket Club, and their respective home studios yielded a rich seam of creativity.

“It was a bit old school our approach, like the idea of mates getting together in the garage and playing and hanging out.”
Thursday 4 pm on WUSB Stony Brook 90.1 fm

The verrrrrrry abbreviated last Live After 5 edition