Come To The Sunshine

First aired January 31, 2011 episode 68 of "Come To The Sunshine" was touted as "perhaps the best episode of this continuing series" by host Andrew Sandoval. He may have been right seeing as this program features more than two hours of wonderful and rare recordings by the Byrds, Gene Clark and Dillard & Clark. On deck are powerful original vinyl 45 and LP mono mixes, alternate stereo versions, acetates and vintage interviews with Jim, Gene, David, Chris and Michael.

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We'll Meet Again....

First aired March 19, 2007, episode #19 of Andrew Sandoval's "Come To The Sunshine" features more than two hours of Manchester's finest, Herman's Hermits (Peter, Barry, Lek, Keith & Karl). Our host spins the cream of the crop of the Hermits' recorded legacy: an album spotlight on their 1967 masterwork BLAZE (in MONO no less); a peek at their unissued covers album from '68 (anyone for the Hermits' rockin' spin on "Rock And Roll Woman" - we kid you not); plus loads or rare and unusually wonderful tracks.

Make no mistake: it may be two of the best, least pretentious hours of music you'll hear all year.

Meet me under the whale at the Natural History Museum,

Andrew Sandoval

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Join Monkees historian Andrew Sandoval for a very special installment of his show "Come To The Sunshine" saluting the music of Davy Jones. He'll be spinning Davy favorites and Monkees rarities, alternate mixes and interviews. Plus, Andrew will take a look at the four releases on Davy's custom 1967 label: Davy Jones Presents (including sides by Vinnie Basile, Randy Johnson, The Relations and comedian Dickie Goodman).

First broadcast January 15th, 2007 episode #12 of "Come To The Sunshine" features two very full hours of '60s rarities, radio sessions, covers and aural ephemera from the one and only HOLLIES. Highlights include a January 1967 trip to the recording studio explaining how the band made their records; all the Clarke/Hicks/Nash written tracks from the Everly Brothers "Two Yanks In England" album in mono (it has only been on CD previously in stereo); tracks from Hollies protege's such as the Societe and the Mirage; Covers from Keith, Episode Six, Dana Gillespie and the Piccadilly Line; even the rarest of the rare - a Hollies rip off track by the Klan called "Fifi The Fly" (stolen lock stock and barrel from the Hollies' "Fifi The Flea"). Set your dial for Ransford/Gralto '60s magic and "Try It" now.

Everything is sunshine,

Andrew Sandoval

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First aired February 8, 2010, this edition of Internet radio's "Come To The Sunshine" is a special Valentine's themed episode. Host Andrew Sandoval spins music by Cilla Black, The Merry-Go-Round, Parade, Billy Nicholls, Del Shannon, Jackie DeShannon, The Fourmost, Kinks, Who, Bee Gees, Grapefruit, Los Bravos, Zombies, Action, The Alan Price Set, Pete Dello, Dusty Springfield, Twice As Much, the Bobby Fuller Four, Nirvana, Turtles, Association, Searchers, the Escorts, and many more!

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Greetings from the Daviesland Village Green -

In an episode first aired December 7, 2009, "Come To The Sunshine" pays tribute to the sixties sounds of Ray, Dave, Pete, Mick and John with two hours of fine faire for your ears.

Host Andrew Sandoval spins Kinks favorites and rarities from their first decade together in mono and stereo, plus some kool kovers by Shel Naylor, The Thoughts, The Cascades, Sonny & Cher, The Fortunes, The Truth, Mo & Steve and The (Blue) Orchids. Lotsa of one-of-a-kind radio rarities and assorted kuriosities to melt your heart and klear your konfusion.

Join us for a Sunny Afternoon of sounds that you will Love Till The Sun Shines! God Save The Kinks.

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First aired August 15th, 2011 "Come To The Sunshine" show 72 Moves to the sound of Roy Wood, Carl Wayne, Trevor Burton, Bev Bevan, Ace Kefford, Rick Price and Jeff Lynne. Yes, its THE MOVE!

 

This spectacular spotlight features two hours of rare radio recordings, vintage vinyl and astounding covers from Birmingham's finest, The Move. Host Andrew Sandoval also spins Move related recordings and covers from Idle Race, Lemon Tree, Sheridan/Rick Price, Acid Gallery, The Casuals, Equipe 84 & Tom Northcott.

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"Not Just A Company That Makes Records...But A Record Company. When You Think About This...There's Quite A Difference." The Dunhill label was launched with this slogan in May 1965 by Jay Lasker, Lou Adler, Bobby Roberts and Pierre Cossette. The imprint bowed with a single by Adler's wife of the time, Shelley Fabares, "My Prayer" and would continue into the 1970's making wonderful waxings, as well as fostering such talents as Barry McGuire, The Mama's And The Papa's, Grass Roots, P.F. Sloan and so many others. Dunhill was a truly Californian creation at the epicenter of the Los Angeles music scene; a unique independent with lasting impact.

Dunhill also happens to be a personal favorite of "Come To The Sunshine" host, Andrew Sandoval, who has sorted through hundreds of Dunhill singles to present you with a dream show of fabulous 45's by: Shelley Fabares/Willie And The Wheels/The Ginger-Snaps featuring Dandee Dawson/The Iguanas/Terry Black/P.F. Sloan/Barry McGuire/The Grass Roots/The Mama's And The Papa's/Modern Folk Quintet/The Thomas Group/The Hep Stars/The Woolies/Emergency Exit/The Inrhodes/The Lamp Of Childhood/The Imaginations/The Dawnbreakers/ The Storybook People/Dick Clark/The King Brothers/3's A Crowd/Karen Karsh/Marilyn McGinnis & The Magic Circle/Goldrush

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First broadcast on July 14th, 2008 "Come To The Sunshine" #42 pays tribute to the fabulous Everly Brothers!

In part one of the show, host Andrew Sandoval brings you selected Don & Phil recordings from 1963 - 1969 showing their incredible artistic growth and fabulous forays into folk rock, psychedelia and much more. Since

most of the CDs now available are stereo, we have gone back to the original MONO discs to present some rarities that not even the most diehard Everlys buffs have heard in years.

Part two of our show features more than an hour of live and unissued concert recordings of the duo in their prime from 1963 - 1971. July 14th marks the 35th anniversary of Don & Phil fractious final performance at Anaheim California's Knott's Berry Farm.

The preceding ten years had been tough ones for the duo. Having opened the '60s with a bang - a million dollar recording deal with Warner Bros. and a #1 single called "Cathy's Clown" - everything seemed to go wrong. They fell out with their manager/publisher Wesley Rose and were forced to record albums of show tunes and standards (so as not to use any of their fine originals, which he published). A mandatory stint in the Marine reserves sidelined their floundering musical fortunes. Drug addiction, suicide attempts, marriage and shock treatment (no joke) only added to their mounting woes.

But what about their music? In 1963 the brothers had a creative rebirth and from that point on made pioneering discs of folk rock, psychedelia and country. NO ONE LISTENED. 10 years on when Phil Everly smashed his guitar on the stage of Anaheim's second biggest amusement park (ending the Everlys until their '80s reunion) few could dispute his anger and disappointment. Still, few listened. We now all have all the time in the world to hear their glorious harmonies and studio experiments. Be my guest as I spin more than an hour of my studio favorites, followed by a full hour of live and unissued concert recordings

Foreverly yours,

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Host Andrew Sandoval returns from London with an all new episode of "Come To The Sunshine" to thrill and delight your ears. Hour one features a sixty-minute trip through "The Smoke" with odes to olde London town by Peter & Gordon, Tremeloes, Spectrum, Marquis Of Kensington, Tapestry, Majority, Ellie Janov, Tom Northcott, Herman's Hermits, Donovan, Dead Sea Fruit, Young Idea, The Purple Gang, Kinks, New Vaudeville Band, Troggs, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, Nirvana and the Bee Gees.

In hour two, we take the tube to Richmond, where Andrew speaks with Billy Nicholls about his start in songwriting via George Harrison, the artists who recorded his songs (like Del Shannon and Dana Gillespie), creating his masterful and originally unissued LP, "Would You Believe," working at Immediate with Andrew Loog Oldham, Vashti, the Small Faces & Jeremy Paul, as well as fellow travellers Ronnie Lane and Pete Townshend. Billy Nicholls music is available at http://www.billynicholls.com/

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