SITPE # 1232

After a couple of weeks with an unusually high number of tracks making their first appearance on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era we dial it back a bit and pull out a mixture of our most popular songs and old favorites that haven't been played a lot lately. There are still a handful of new adds, however, including two of the three songs in a Rolling Stones set (yes, really, this is the first time Ruby Tuesday has been played on the show), our first ever track from the first post-Michael Bloomfield Butterfield Blues Band album and the Stuck in the Psychedelic Era debut of a band called T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere). Also of note is our oldest track of the week: a 1965 John Hammond recording featuring Charlie Musselwhite, Michael Bloomfield and three future Bandmates named Robertson, Hudson and Helm.

After a couple of weeks with an unusually high number of tracks making their first appearance on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era we dial it back a bit and pull out a mixture of our most popular songs and old favorites that haven't been played a lot lately. There are still a handful of new adds, however, including two of the three songs in a Rolling Stones set (yes, really, this is the first time Ruby Tuesday has been played on the show), our first ever track from the first post-Michael Bloomfield Butterfield Blues Band album and the Stuck in the Psychedelic Era debut of a band called T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere). Also of note is our oldest track of the week: a 1965 John Hammond recording featuring Charlie Musselwhite, Michael Bloomfield and three future Bandmates named Robertson, Hudson and Helm.