Lunchtime this Friday ... Storytime from Tom & Jerry ...Side 4 of the Doors "Absolutely Live"... and a delicious recipe for "3 Herb" Pesto & a closing set of Thelonious Monk's Music performed by others celebrating his 93rd Birthday this Sunday (10-10-1917).

1) THIEVERY CORPORATION - Coming From The Top
2) !!! - Most Certain Sure / Steady as the Sidewalk Cracks
3) NOSTALGIA 77 - Freedom
4) OF MONTREAL - Sex Karma
5) KYLIE MINOGUE - Better Than Today
6) SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS - Heart Is Strange
7) STARS - Fixed
8) MORCHEEBA - Crimson
9) SHARON VAN ETTEN - Save Yourself / Don't Do It
10) SALEM - Frost
11) WOMEN - Can't You See /Narrow with the Hall / Locust Valley
12) NO AGE - Life Prowler / Sorts
13) VASELINES – Ruined / Such a Fool
14) ORBANS - Songs We Sang
15) OCTOPUS PROJECT – Fuguefat / Korakrit / A Phantasy / Circling
16) MUGSTAR - Serra
17) THE BEATLES – You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away (early take, no flutes at end) / I’m Only Sleeping (Take 1) / Across The Universe (early demo version) [celebrating John Lennon's 70th Birthday]

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New Susan DeVita music, interview with author Gabriel Grayson "How To Read A Person Like A Book", various unexpected stuff and some pre-Lennon celebration music.

Bright Lights!!

An Eclectic Mess at minight , it seems till 6am

An Eclectic Mess at minight , it seems till 6am

The Blues Will Do Your Heart Good !!!!!

The Blues Will Do Your Heart Good !!!!!!

The Blues Will Do Your Heart Good !!!!!!

An Eclectic Mess at minight , it seems till 6am

An Eclectic Mess at minight , it seems till 6am

An Eclectic Mess at minight , it seems till 7am

TODAY we will stay with last week’s topic - anti-intellectualism – with our featured guest LEILA BRAMMER, Professor and chair, Dept of Communication Studies, Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN. Her scholarly work has focused on social movements, rhetoric/argument, and civic engagement. She is the author of "Excluded from Suffrage History: Matilda Joslyn Gage, Nineteenth Century American Feminist." http://tinyurl.com/29wg33g

MUSIC today will feature the blending of genres – opera and rock – from the East Village Opera Company; from their second album, self titled. http://www.eastvillageoperacompany.com

Jim's Show for October 5, 2010