Playlist for Saturday, December 29, 2012

The show is a fond look back at the first decade of WRAS, which went on the air on January 18, 1971. Many thanks to all who built this 100,000 watt FM legend and made it the most powerful all-student programmed station in the world.

(Artist, Song, Album)

8 a.m. hour:

Freddy Fender, Wasted Days And Wasted Nights, Best Of

J.J. Cale, Don't Cry Sister, 5

Slim Whitman, I Love You Because, All My Best

Fleetwood Mac, Black Magic Woman, Black Magic Woman

Fleetwood Mac, Station Man, Kiln House
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Donovan, Atlantis, Barabajagal

Mary Poppins, Chim Chim Cheree, Original Cast Soundtrack

George Benson, Breezin', Breezin'

Gong, Expresso, Shadows Of Part 1
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Spooky Tooth, Evil Woman, Spooky Two

Foghat, Slow Ride, Fool For The City (Sorry, too warped)

Flying Burrito Brothers, Brand New Heartache, Sleepless Nights

Dr. Hook, Sylvia's Mother, Doctor Hook


9 a.m. Hour:

Dan Fogelberg, Same Old Lang Syne, The Very Best Of

Doobie Brothers, Another Park Another Sunday, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

Cheech & Chong, Sister Mary Elephant, Greatest Hit

Marshall Tucker Band, Long Hard Ride, Anthology
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Free, All Right Now, Free Live

J. Geils Band, Looking For A Love, "Live" Full House

Atlanta Rhythm Section, Redneck, Back Up Against The Wall

Billy Joel, Captain Jack, Piano Man

Billy Joel, Travelin' Prayer, Piano Man

Bob Dylan, Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You, Nashville Skyline

Mamas and Papas, I Call Your Name, Greatest Hits

Grand Funk Railroad, Footstompin' Music, Heavy Hitters

Guy Lombardo, Auld Lang Syne

Playlist for Saturday, December 22, 2012

The show is a fond look back at the first decade of WRAS, which went on the air on January 18, 1971. Many thanks to all who built this 100,000 watt FM legend and made it the most powerful all-student programmed station in the world.

(Artist, Song)

8 a.m. hour:

(This show was a re-creation of the most popular holiday format in Atlanta radio history...Atlanta's Home for the Holidays, then programmed by Jim Hutto and Steve Goss.)

Nutcracker Suite, Suite, Norman Rockwell Nutcracker Fantasy (The International Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Jung-Ho Pak)

Caroling Caroling, Nat King Cole

Feliz Navidad, Jose Feliciano

Christmas Tree, David Rose


9 a.m. hour:

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Johnny Mathis

Christmas Waltz, Carpenters

Happy Holidays, Manhattan Transfer

Count Your Blessings, Ronnie Aldrich

Hark The Herald Angels Sing, Natalie Cole

Here Comes Santa Claus, Gene Autry

Coventry Carol, Buckingham Strings

Holly Jolly Christmas, Burl Ives

Deck The Halls, Percy Faith

I Love The Winter Weather - Tony Bennett

Ding Dong Merrily, Geoff Love

It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year, Andy Williams

Please Daddy (Don't Get Drunk This Christmas), John Denver

Blue Christmas, Seymor Swine

The First Noel, Nat King Cole

Out Of The Silence, Jan Garrett and J.D. Martin

Once Upon A Christmas Tree, Cy Timmons

Celebrate Me Home, Kenny Loggins

Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy, David Bowie and Bing Crosby

Playlist for Saturday, December 15, 2012

The show is a fond look back at the first decade of WRAS, which went on the air on January 18, 1971. Many thanks to all who built this 100,000 watt FM legend and made it the most powerful all-student programmed station in the world.

(Artist, Song)

8 a.m. hour:

(This hour was a re-creation of the most popular holiday format in Atlanta radio history...Atlanta's Home for the Holidays, then programmed by Jim Hutto and Steve Goss.)

Carol of the Bells, Andre Kostelantez

Marvelous Toy, John Denver

Greensleeves, Kenny G

Feliz Navidad, Jose Feliciano

Do You Hear What I Hear?, Andy Williams

Frosty the Snowman, Leon Redbone

Christmas Bells, Mantovani

Here We Come A Caroling, Ray Conniff Singers

Christmas Festival, Fiedler/Boston Pops

(Backtrack)

Grown Up Christmas List, Amy Grant

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, Carpenters

Cy Timmons, Once Upon A Christmas Tree

(Backtrack)

Happy Holidays, Andy Williams

It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year, Andy Williams

The Little Drummer Boy, Bing Crosby & David Bowie

Linus & Lucy, Vince Guaraldi Trio

Glen Campbell, There's No Place Like Home

(Artist, Song, Album)

9 a.m. hour:

Elton John, Ballad of a Well Known Gun, Tumbleweed Connection

Tom Petty, Don't Do Me Like That, Damn The Torpedoes

The Hollies, On A Carousel, Greatest Hits

Pink Floyd, Speak To Me/Breathe, Dark Side Of The Moon

Pink Floyd, Fearless, Meddle

Randy Newman, I Think It's Going To Rain Today, The Best Of

Marianne Faithfull, As Tears Go By, Greatest Hits

Donovan, Sunshine Superman, Sunshine Superman

Creedence Clearwater Revival, It Ain't You Or Me, Willy and the Poor Boys

Jimmy Cliff, You Can Get It If You Really Want, The Harder They Come

Derek & The Dominos, Bell Bottom Blues, Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs

Chicago, State Of The Union, Chicago V

Andy Griffith, Flop Eared Mule, Andy Griffith Sings Old Time Songs

Playlist for Saturday, December 8, 2012

The show is a fond look back at the first decade of WRAS, which went on the air on January 18, 1971. Many thanks to all who built this 100,000 watt FM legend and made it the most powerful all-student programmed station in the world.

(Artist, Song, Album)

8 a.m. hour:

Byrds, You Ain't Going Nowhere, Sweetheart of the Rodeo

Neil Young, Going Back, Comes a Time

Grateful Dead, Cumberland Blues, What a Long Strange Trip It's Been

Richard & Linda Thompson, Night Comes In, Pour Down Like Silver

Joe Cocker, Wasted Years, Luxury You Can Afford

Be Bop Deluxe, Music in Dreamland, Futurama

David  Bromberg, Sharon, Demon in Disguise

Al Di Meola, Race With Devil On Spanish Highway, Elegant Gypsy

David Bowie, Somebody Up There Likes Me, Young Americans

Uriah Heep, Look at Yourself,


9 a.m. hour:

Bloodrock, DOA, Bloodrock 2

Alice Cooper, I Love the Dead, Billion Dollar Babies

Henry Gross, Shannon, Release

Kenny Loggins, Walking in the Air, Christmas Time Is Here

The Band, Sleeping, Stage Fright

Moody Blues, Departure/Ride My See Saw, In Search Of The Lost Chord

Rick Derringer, Still Alive and Well, Spring Fever

Three Dog Night, Family of Man, Greatest Hits Live

Santana, Oye Como Va, The Essential Santana

Rolling Stones, Happy, Exile On Main St.

Rod Stewart, Too Bad/Every Picture Tells A Story (Live)

Playlist for Saturday, December 1, 2012

The show is a fond look back at the first decade of WRAS, which went on the air on January 18, 1971. Many thanks to all who built this 100,000 watt FM legend and made it the most powerful all-student programmed station in the world.

(Artist, Song, Album)

8 a.m. hour:

Alvin Crow, Nyquil Bliues, Alvin Crow and the Pleasant Valley Boys

Paul Davis, You're Not Just Another Rose, Ride 'Em Cowboy

Dr. Hook, Only Sixteen, Bankrupt

Cashman & West, American City Suite, A Song or Two

Brain Auger's Oblivion Express, Beginning Again, Live Oblivion Vol. 1

Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, Smoke Smoke Smoke, We've Got A Live One Here

David Bromberg, Suffer to Sing the Blues, David Bromberg

Climax Blues Band, Couldn't Get It Right, Gold Plated

Flo and Eddie, If We Only Had the Time, Flo and Eddie

Doobie Brothers, I Cheat The Hangman, Stampede

Delaney and Bonnie, Love Me Just a Little Bit Longer, The Original Delaney & Bonnie & Friends

(Artist, Song, Album)

9 a.m. hour:

Allman Brothers, Don't Mess Up A Good Thing, Laid Back

Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Long Twin Silver Line, Against the Wind

Boz Scaggs, Jump Street, Silk Degrees

James Gang, Walk Away, Greatest Hits

Guess Who, Hand Me Down World, Live at the Paramount

Elton John, Hercules, Honky Chateau

Fleetwood Mac, Hypnotized, Mystery To Me

Leon Russell, Tight Rope, Carney

Deep Purple, Woman From Tokyo, Who Do We Think We Are

John Lennon, Instant Karma, Lennon Legend

Cat Stevens, On The Road To Find Out, Classics Vol. 24

Steely Dan, Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More, Katy Lied

Steely Dan, Chain Lighning, Katy Lied

Steely Dan, Bad Sneakers, Katy Lied