Tonight on With The Beatles…

We’re celebrating the 59th anniversary of the Beatles’ historic performance of “All You Need Is Love” on the worldwide Our World television broadcast!

We’ll also be marking Global Beatles Day, spreading the message of peace, love, and music that continues to unite Beatles fans around the world.

Throughout the night we’ll feature songs that connect to the Beatles’ story, influences, friendships, and legacy, while revisiting the music and moments that made them a global phenomenon.

Plus, we’ll squeeze in new music from Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, James McCartney, Laurence Juber, and Rusty Anderson.

Join us for a night of Beatles history, deep cuts, solo favorites, and plenty of love.

New Blues

1970S AFRO FUNK SHOWCASE

2 hours of Bluegrass

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The Cyrkle - "Turn-Down Day"
The Beach Boys - "It's OK"
Jan & Dean - "Summer Means Fun"
Starbreaker - "The Sound Of Summer"
Octopus - "Summer"
The Who - "Our Love Was"

Donovan - "Summer Day Reflection Song"
Pink Floyd - "Fat Old Sun" [Live BBC Radio Session, 16 July 1970]
Joni Mitchell - "Marcie"
The Shangri-Las - "The Sweet Sounds Of Summer"
The Monkees - "The Door Into Summer"
The Moody Blues - "Long Summer Days"

Status Quo - "(April) Spring, Summer & Wednesdays"
Blodwyn Pig - "Summer Day"
Horse - "Heat of the Summer"

Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 - "Pretty World"

Some Beatle covers by request and getting ready for America's 250th. The experiment continues. Also some beautifully gloomy and distressing music by Angelo Badalamenti and some upbeat cartoonish like instrumentals.

aka The Trouble With Edison
hosted by Mr. Edison

da inna circle

Seasonal Grateful Dead Catacomb This Sunday 12:00-5:00am
(Saturday night@midnight)
As the Summer Solstice arrives with the yearly shortest night of darkness we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s June 1976 tour with a five hour edition of Melting World.
After a period of semi inactivity and reset the band altered their sound and touring system by playing multiple theater dates in six cities across the US.
Drummer Mickey Hart rejoined the band, new tunes were introduced, tempos increased while the jamming became more concise.
Join us for three magnificent set segments from Boston Music Hall June 9,10,11 and music from adjacent jam friendly bands in this special show as we celebrate fathers, grandfathers and the Don Quixote’s of Rock and Roll-The Grateful Dead.
Melting World-A Psychoactive Listening Experience