The International Day of Peace occurs every September 21. Let's celebrating with some great music and going out to do something to make the world a better place.

In honor of the anniversary of the night disco died, we look at disco tracks by rockers. But as always, there's plenty of great trivia. Which Beatle was the last to make it to #1 as a solo artist?  What was David Bowie's first ever #1 song? What was the Rolling Stones' last #1?

Travel to the Emerald Isle and kiss the Blarney rock. Yes, I know it's a "stone", but we're here to rock! Find out who's Irish? Who's not? And who's drinking green beverages? Get ready to get pinched in this very, very special edition featuring special guest Billy Drysdale.

Join Al Kendall and his special guest W.G. Bunch as they reminisce about the films of James Bond and countdown the most successful Bond theme songs of all time. 

February kicks off with the Festival of Als. Join us on AL-bum Sides as I, AL Kendall, connect AL Kooper & ALice Cooper in the 6° of Rock-n-Roll since they celebrate their birthdays just a day apart. This is a fantastic rockin' playlist of mostly late-'60s/early-'70s rock from the likes of Stephen Stills, Jefferson Airplane, Montrose, & more!!!

Connecting these two doctors of rock with a bunch of bluesy southern swamp rock along the way. Fun stories about the songs and the artists.

On January 20th, we celebrate the birthdays of both Paul Stanley & Tracii Guns! You know what that means? That's right, the 6° of Rock-n-Roll. We'll be checking out the 3 Ds of rock, Def Leppard, Derringer, & Dio. But why?

To honor the great Tim Bogert, we present to you the Cactus Family Al-bum. We'll talk a bit about Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels & the follow-up Detroit, Vanilla Fudge, Amboy Dukes, Beck Bogert Appice, & The Rockets. Great music & great stories. Check it out!

Check out our special impromptu birthday edition of Al-bum Sides as we connect 2 GREAT side men of rock-n-roll.

In honor of the great Frank Zappa, let's get to Better-Know-a-Mother as we sort through a variety of the folks who made up his band the Mothers of Invention through the years.