On this 92nd Birthday Special in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., tune into a couple stories about MLK and speech that you've never heard... I know so because it is a speech he never got to make. It was just a letter, to the Berlin Jazz Festival in 1964. Celebrate this man, celebrate this day!! His words have me feeling closer to whatever it is that is beyond us, bigger than us. Ya'll stay safe, groovy, mellow, and happy happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Love you all, and thanks for listening. "History and music are our medicine..."

Blue Morocco continues our deep dive and investigative series into the mostly forgotten duo, Mickey & Sylvia. We pick up where we left off, in New York City, and both Mickey and Sylvia are planning some big life changes - life changes that would also change music history. Music in this episode includes Dexter Gordon, Ella Fitzgerald, Sam Cooke, Lana del Rey, Sublime, and George Gershwin. Stay mellow, stay groovy and, as always, see you next Saturday.

Tune in as we delve deep into the anatomy of two samples from Digi+Phonics, tracing the history of the elusive 'California Sound'.  Take a trip behind Tae Beast's sublime beat "Turn Me Up", by Ab-Sol feat. Kendrick. Pack light for this sonic journey through the surprising history behind this sample, which takes us to tracks by Ray Charles, the unbelievable story behind duo Mickey & Sylvia, Pee Wee Crayton, and John Abercrombie - the creator of the sample used by Tae Beast. Enjoy, stay safe and mellow, and, as always, thanks for tuning in!

Monday bonus show to get the week off right with some Dexter Gordon. Saxophonist Dexter Gordon's father, Dr. Frank Gordon, was the first African American doctor in Los Angeles history. We start with a selection called "Body and Soul" from the Denmark 1967 sessions, and finish with the full album of "Tangerine" by Dexter Gordon.