30 tracks. 30 artists. Obviously there are a lot of fairly short tracks this week, although the last segment does have some longer ones. Other than that there are only two tracks in the first three segments that are longer than four minutes. While there are no artist sets to speak of (although Jimi Hendrix does appear as a guest guitarist on the last song of the night, making it a sort of mini artist set), we do have sets from 1966, 67, 68 and 1970, as well as a fairly long progression through the years and a suburban San Francisco Bay area set. One final note: the bulk of this week's tracks are album cuts and B sides, with only a handful of familiar tunes thrown in from time to time. Check out the playlist below.

30 tracks. 30 artists. Obviously there are a lot of fairly short tracks this week, although the last segment does have some longer ones. Other than that there are only two tracks in the first three segments that are longer than four minutes. While there are no artist sets to speak of (although Jimi Hendrix does appear as a guest guitarist on the last song of the night, making it a sort of mini artist set), we do have sets from 1966, 67, 68 and 1970, as well as a fairly long progression through the years and a suburban San Francisco Bay area set. One final note: the bulk of this week's tracks are album cuts and B sides, with only a handful of familiar tunes thrown in from time to time. Check out the playlist below.