The emphasis this week is on album tracks and B sides, many of which have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era before. There are, as always, a few exceptions, including a Seeds song that was among the 25 most-played songs last year (as part of an L.A. progression through the years), and the number one single of the year 1965 (as part of an all-British set). For the most part, though, even the tracks that have been played before have only aired once or twice in the past two years (like the opening track of our 3-song Cream set, for instance). Also unusual is the fact that the first set is made up of tunes from 1971, a year that actually falls outside the usual Stuck in the Psychedelic Era range. The show winds up with a track from the recently acquired second Country Joe And The Fish LP (both album and song making their Stuck in the Psychedelic Era debut).

The emphasis this week is on album tracks and B sides, many of which have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era before. There are, as always, a few exceptions, including a Seeds song that was among the 25 most-played songs last year (as part of an L.A. progression through the years), and the number one single of the year 1965 (as part of an all-British set). For the most part, though, even the tracks that have been played before have only aired once or twice in the past two years (like the opening track of our 3-song Cream set, for instance). Also unusual is the fact that the first set is made up of tunes from 1971, a year that actually falls outside the usual Stuck in the Psychedelic Era range. The show winds up with a track from the recently acquired second Country Joe And The Fish LP (both album and song making their Stuck in the Psychedelic Era debut).