5 Song Set

In this episode, you'll hear five songs that are related to the winter holiday season. Even if you don't celebrate the holiday that the song was written for, I hope you still enjoy the music and have a wonderful holiday full of joy and peace. The songs in this episode are "Daj vám Pán Bůh, milí páni" by Cimbálová muzika Stanislava Gabriela, "Pour Noël" by Löhstana David, "Long December Nights" by Daniel Versteegh, "Holiday Overload" by The Phil Aiken Army, and "White Christmas" by Bing Crosby.

In this episode, you'll hear five songs with a powerful, mystical feel. The songs are "Луна" by Чичерина, "Bela" by Khumariyaan, "The Great Escape" by The Night Watch, "Myší past" by Nevermore & Kosmonaut, and "Born Again" by Bopper and Oskaar.

This episode is dedicated to my friend Sasha and his relentless search for songs with "groove". These songs, I believe, have it. But, don't take my word for it. Find out for yourself! The songs are "Orgullosos de (con Jank)" by Priteo, "Yahoo!" by Лесное Радио, "Lucianna" by Kill Emil and the Yumas, "$2.50" by Monophonics, and "Runaway Train" by Kat Thomas.

In this episode, you'll hear five songs that remind me of the music I loved in high school. Now, it is known as post-punk or post-punk pop or maybe "alternative". Back then we called it "New Wave", which was really the music of about a decade earlier. Anyway, regardless of what genre you put it in, these songs have a certain feeling that I love. I hope you love them too. The songs are "Apk" by Цынник, "Sink" by Street Chant, "Tic For Tac" by Endless Column, "Replacing You" by Ancient Lasers, and "Take Me Away" by Sam Riffmaster.

As a follow-up to episode 85, this episode features five modern songs about trains. I hope you enjoy them! The songs are "When You're Young" by Martin Gilmore, "Freight" by Wing and Claw, "Train" by Prosti Dumi, "Escape from New Street" by The Brooms of Destruction, and "The Kettle Valley Line" by Brian Dewan.

As summer fades, we've got five songs for you with roots in a tropical climate. You'll hear reggae, cumbia, calypso and more. The songs are "Cumbia de Paname" by Cumbia de Paname, "Liberation" by The Alcapones, "Sing Along" by Tiki Joe and the Bamboo Band, "Elegancia Feat. Boogie Castillo" by Cumbiasound, and "Woman Police in Great Britain" by Mango Time.

In this episode, you'll hear five songs from the early 1900s about trains and train wrecks. The songs are "Choo Choo" by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra, "Hiawatha" by the Columbia Orchestra, "The Wreck of the Old Southern 97" by Ernest Thompson, "The Wreck of Number Nine" by Vernon Dalhart, and "Casey Jones" by Billy Murray and Chorus.

I made this episode to fulfill a request made by someone important to me many years ago. In this episode, you'll hear five songs about rivers. The songs are "Land of Rivers" by Jesse Berkowitz, "Silgo River Blues" by Peter Kramer, "Riverbed" by The Septembers, "Rishikesh Valley" by Iamme Candlewick, and "The Singing and Swimming of Nature Around Me" by James Rabbit.

In this episode, you'll hear songs with a bluesy feel... mostly. Some are more rock, and some are more jazz. As usual, they are all great songs! They are also from a nice mix of locations. The songs are "Some Cold Rainy Day" by Sleepy Eyes Nelson, "The Standard" by Jeff Collins, "On The Road (Not Again)" by John Meeks, "Bellevue" by Royal Chant, and "Bad Bad Dream" by Marble Boy.

It is time for some music with umph. I mean, music with a good beat that really gets you moving. In this episode, we have five fast-paced songs with two from the Czech Republic, two from the UK and one from Australia. Ready? Set.... Go! The songs are "Indiani ve meste" by Traband, "You'd Better Be On The Inside Looking Out" by Felix Hagan, "Ven Paca" by Zuby nehty, "Hugs and Kisses" by Free Diamonds, and "Telecom" by Mining Boom.