Feat. Albert Ayler, Can, PIL, Drokk, Archie Shepp, Ahmad Jamal, Duke Ellington and Charles Lloyd

Feat. several Deep Soul classics, some of my favorite Gospel tracks and the late, great John Fahey

A continuation of a recent trend on the show, concentrating on Soul in particular with many Deep/Southern Soul tracks contrasting nicely with more commercial sounds. I also play a selection of my favorite Gospel tracks, strictly adhering to that grainy mid-late 50s heyday of Gospel recordings. And finally a look at the late John Fahey,…

Feat. Wu-Tang Clan, Big Daddy Kane, NAS, Novisad, Jan Jelinek, Zomby, Das Efx and more…

A quality hour of music coming your way this evening with plenty of electronica and hip-hop from the likes of Wu-Tang Clan, Big Daddy Kane, NAS, Novisad, Jan Jelinek, Zomby, Das Efx and more…

The great sound of trio jazz feat. Dick Twardzik, Tommy Flanagan, Fred Hersch, Erroll Garner, Duke..

An hour that covers a lot of the great jazz I have been listening lately, or more specifically jazz piano. Some fine exponents of the instrument with Tommy Flanagan, Fred Hersch, Erroll Garner, Duke Ellington and the unfortunate Dick Twardzik, a gifted pianist who died far too early at the age of just 24.

Feat. Nas, Prince, SWV, Tweet, Angel Haze, chopped and screwed Al Green and plenty of Tim & Missy

An hour of Hip/Hop and R ‘n B featuring plenty of Timbaland productions, Angel Haze, SWV, Aalliyah, Tweet and Prince.

Sweet soul music feat. The Emotions, Howard Tate, The Lyrics, James Carr, The Dells and Isaac Hayes

An hour of Soul music that takes in up-tempo Motown, some great deep soul from the Goldwax label through more polished productions from the early 70’s and ending with something quite remarkable from Isaac Hayes.

Feat. Beach House, Julia Holter, Dr. John, The Stones, The Residents, Captain Beefheart, Gene Clark

Two hours of excellent music feat. Beach House, Julia Holter, Dr. John, Rolling Stones, The Residents, Raymond Scott, Captain Beefheart and an overview of the late great Gene Clark’s career with some Byrds thrown in for good measure. I’ll also be playing some stomping soul towards the end of the two hours.

Feat. The Wu-tang, The Sweet Inpsirations, The Dells, Syl Johnson, Dorothy Prince and De La Soul

The show starts with a forgotten classic by Dorothy Prince, then OC’S finest hour followed by a track off ‘Wu Tang Forever’. The underrated Bobby Timmons gets a couple of plays, his album ‘This here’ has some great snappy, light trio jazz including the title track and his original ‘Moanin’ which he made famous while…