Playlist for Saturday, February 2, 2013
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:
Sly And The Family Stone, Stand/You Can Make It If You Try, The First Great Rock Festivals Of The 70's (Isle of Wight recordings - vinyl)
Cactus, No Need To Worry/Parchman Farm, The First Great Rock Festivals Of The 70's (Isle of Wight recordings - vinyl)
David Bromberg, Mr. Bojangles, Sly And The Family Stone, The First Great Rock Festivals Of The 70's (Isle of Wight recordings - vinyl)
John Denver, Grandma's Feather Bed, Back Home Again
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Randy Lynn Rag/House at Pooh Corner, Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy
Martin Mull, Licks Off Of Records, Martin Mull And His Fabulous Furniture In Your Living Room
Neil Diamond, Kentucky Woman, (Single)
Byrds, I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician, Byrdmaniax
Charlie Daniels, The South's Gonna Do It, Volunteer Jam
Dixie Dregs, Free Fall, The Best Of/20th Century Millennium Collection
9 a.m. Hour
Rolling Stones, Country Honk, Let It Bleed
Pratt & McClain, Happy Days, Super Hits Of The 70's Have A Nice Day Vol 18
Yes, I've Seen All Good People, The Yes Album
Graham Nash, We Can Change The World, Songs For Beginners
Grand Funk Railroad, Feelin' Alright, Survival
Three Dog Night, Mama Told Me Not To Come, The Complete Hit Singles
Guess Who, Hand Me Down World, The Best Of The Guess Who
Santana, Everybody's Everything, Ultimate Santana
Elton John, Grey Seal, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
David Bowie, The Jean Genie, Aladdin Sane
Badfinger, Come And Get It, Magic Christian Music
Chicago, Make Me Smile/Color My World, Chicago
Steve Windwood, Empty Pages, The Best Of/20th Century Millennium Collection
Cactus, No Need To Worry/Parchman Farm, The First Great Rock Festivals Of The 70's (Isle of Wight recordings - vinyl)
David Bromberg, Mr. Bojangles, Sly And The Family Stone, The First Great Rock Festivals Of The 70's (Isle of Wight recordings - vinyl)
John Denver, Grandma's Feather Bed, Back Home Again
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Randy Lynn Rag/House at Pooh Corner, Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy
Martin Mull, Licks Off Of Records, Martin Mull And His Fabulous Furniture In Your Living Room
Neil Diamond, Kentucky Woman, (Single)
Byrds, I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician, Byrdmaniax
Charlie Daniels, The South's Gonna Do It, Volunteer Jam
Dixie Dregs, Free Fall, The Best Of/20th Century Millennium Collection
9 a.m. Hour
Rolling Stones, Country Honk, Let It Bleed
Pratt & McClain, Happy Days, Super Hits Of The 70's Have A Nice Day Vol 18
Yes, I've Seen All Good People, The Yes Album
Graham Nash, We Can Change The World, Songs For Beginners
Grand Funk Railroad, Feelin' Alright, Survival
Three Dog Night, Mama Told Me Not To Come, The Complete Hit Singles
Guess Who, Hand Me Down World, The Best Of The Guess Who
Santana, Everybody's Everything, Ultimate Santana
Elton John, Grey Seal, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
David Bowie, The Jean Genie, Aladdin Sane
Badfinger, Come And Get It, Magic Christian Music
Chicago, Make Me Smile/Color My World, Chicago
Steve Windwood, Empty Pages, The Best Of/20th Century Millennium Collection
I am really digging this show this morning! Perfect Saturday morning jamz!
ReplyDeletePassalacqua Here--
ReplyDeleteYou had to go sign off, so we had to abruptly end the phone chat--no worries--duty calls.
And you did your duty with honor and valor, Son! That Chicago album side, featuring a mighty-mighty jazz-inspired guitar riff from the under-appreciated Terry Kath,(literally)well played.
Thanks for what you're doing, Jeff: the wife and I have a ball on Saturday mornings.
Yours Truly,
2 Devoted Listeners in Inman Park