Show # 1111

The first hour of this week's show is pretty much business as usual, with a set from 1966 and a couple or three progressions through the years, all featuring a balance of familiar tunes, forgotten favorites and a couple tracks from artists we've never played before. The second hour gets a bit more political, with poetry from people with names like Dylan, Morrison and Mouse and a highly political song from a band not known for their politics (Guess Who). To balance it out we have a non-political song from possibly the most political rock band in history (MC5). We also have some long jams in the second hour, including one from the original incarnation of Renaissance featuring former Yardbirds Keith Relf and Jim McCarty.

The first hour of this week's show is pretty much business as usual, with a set from 1966 and a couple or three progressions through the years, all featuring a balance of familiar tunes, forgotten favorites and a couple tracks from artists we've never played before. The second hour gets a bit more political, with poetry from people with names like Dylan, Morrison and Mouse and a highly political song from a band not known for their politics (Guess Who). To balance it out we have a non-political song from possibly the most political rock band in history (MC5). We also have some long jams in the second hour, including one from the original incarnation of Renaissance featuring former Yardbirds Keith Relf and Jim McCarty.