Come To The Sunshine

Host Andrew Sandoval returns from another east coast jaunt with an incredible batch of vintage 45's to spin on "Come To The Sunshine" episode 74. This show includes discs by The Phoenix Trolley; The Sundowners; Edwards Hand; The Peppermint Trolley Company; The Sundae Train; Eternity's Children; The Pop Art; The Princetons; The Treveling Salesman; The Fortunes; The Sound Sandwich; Bat McGrath and D. Harvey Potter; Neighb'rhood Childr'n; & Del Shannon.

Part two of the program features an extended artist spotlight on Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas. Wonderful hits and rarities abound, all in mono, including one-of-a-kind radio interviews, non-LP tracks and unique radio performances. Of particular note are several terrific originals penned by Dakotas members Mick Green and Robin McDonald, plus covers of songs by Nilsson, Newman and the Bee Gees.

See www.cometothesunshine.com for the playlist to this and other programs.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position.

In hour four of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs #20 through #1. These include: The Searchers; Grapefruit; The Mojo; The Merry-Go-Round; The Kinks; The Twilights; Harpers Bizarre; The Hollies; The Beau Brummels; Nilsson; The Idle Race; Sinon & Garfunkel; Chad & Jeremy; The Byrds; The Cyrkle; Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart; Herman' Hermits; The Monkees; Gary Lewis And The Playboys; Peter and Gordon. The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part five of five.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position.

In hour four of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs 39 through 21. These include The Move; Fountain Of Youth; Smokey And His Sister; Nirvana; Manfred Mann; Dusty Springfield; The Lewis & Clarke Expedition; The Ivy League; Bobby Fuller Four; The Mindbenders; Bee Gees; Every Mother's Son; The Pretty Things; Buffalo Springfield; The Association; The Grass Roots; Gordon Waller; The Turtles; Dion And The Wanderers. The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part four of five.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position.

In hour three of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs 59 through 40. These include Los Bravos, The Millennium, The Merseys, The Beach Boys, Ronnie Burns, Tin Tin, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Tom Northcott, The Peppermint Trolley Company, The Critters, Keith Allison, Claudine Longet, Like A Summer Rain, Gene Clark, Good Evening Girl, Mind Over Matter, the Dave Clark Five, Tommy Boyce, Dino, Desi & Billy and P.F. Sloan.

The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part three of five.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position.

In hour two of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs 79 through 60. These include the Everly Brothers, Mamas & Papas, The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Band, The Yellow Balloon, Smokey Roberds, The Marshmellows, Gerry Marsden, London Phogg, Jacobsen & Tansley, The Garden Club, The Surprise Package, Danny Hutton, The Hung Jury, the Looking Glass, Roger Nichols Trio, The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, The Smoke, The Left Banke, Ellie Janov and The Sunshine Company.

The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part two of five.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of "Come To The Sunshine," a Special HOT 100 list was compiled from some of the 3,018 unique songs by 837 artists that the show has played since 2006. How many songs each artist accrued with multiple plays and how many total times they appeared on the program defined their final chart position.

In the first hour of the broadcast, host Andrew Sandoval counts down artist and songs 100 through 80. These include Van Dyke Parks, the Zombies, Harmony Grass, the Ballroom, Linzer & Randell, Don Grady, Sasha caro, Traffic, Sandy Salisbury, Raintree Minority, Mark Eric, Sagittarius, the Action, Graham Gouldman, the Picadilly Line, Denny Laine, Twice As Much, Nino Tempo & April Stevens, Les Irresistibles (Arch Of Triumph), the Montage and Fairchilds.

The full show is available in five parts. This episode is part one of five.

In a rare interview showcase from Series 8 of "Come To The Sunshine," performer/producer/songwriter/manager Peter Asher joins host Andrew Sandoval for an in-depth discussion of his work in the 1960's.

This special guides you through Peter's exploits as one half of Peter & Gordon, his productions for Paul Jones of Manfred Mann, an obscure one-off with Eddie King, Barbara Keith for Verve, an unissued session with Timon for Apple and of course the first James Taylor album. Peter's relationship with the Beatles, Brian Jones, John Paul Jones, Phil Ochs, Del Shannon, Mortimer, Cat Stevens, Tubby Hayes are also touched upon in this fascinating preview of Peter's traveling show: “Peter Asher: A Musical Memoir of the 60s and Beyond” mixes rare video clips, photos from his personal archive, storytelling from Peter’s history with the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt + live performances by Peter (with a full band) of Peter & Gordon hits.

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A bespoke mix of talent covering the '60s greatest songwriting duo including tracks by The Rockin'Berries/Monkees/American Breed/Everly Brothers/Hollies/The Action/Twilights/Dion & The Belmonts/Byrds/Manfred Mann/Dusty Springfield/Alan Price Set/Roger Nichols Trio/Brother's Pride/Bobby Rydell/Davy Jones/Herman's Hermits/The Mindbenders (with and without Wayne Fontana)/The Tokens/Beatles/The Zombies, and of course, Carole King herself.

A full playlist of this program is available at www.cometothesunshine.com

From Series 2 in February 2007, host Andrew Sandoval plunders his extensive collection for an all soundtrack music edition of "Come To The Sunshine" or "Come To The Soundtracks," which ever the listener would prefer. As always, Andrew offers an unusual selection of mono rarities, demos and unissued tracks relating to the subject at hand with music from: Peter & Gordon; The Byrds; Herman's Hermits; Dino, Desi & Billy; Harper's Bizzare; Gerry & the Pacemakers; Dave Clark Five; Manfred Mann; The Cyrkle; The Monkees; The Hollies; The Zombies; Boyce & Hart; John Barry; Nilsson; The Lovin' Spoonful; The Turtles; Beau Brummels; Remo Four; Steve Martin (of the Left Banke); The Seekers; Lulu; The Mindbenders; Cher; Nirvana; Traffic; The Searchers; Simon & Garfunkel; Chad & Jeremy; The Strawberry Alarm Clock; P.F. Sloan; The Kinks; Mc2; The Phynx; Bee Gees; Association and Mike D'Abo

Admission is FREE!

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In a episode first aired on August 29, 2011, program 73 of "Come To The Sunshine" features a handpicked assortment of sixties vinyl singles from:

The Next Five/The Knack/The Rainy Day People/Peter Courtney/The Robbs/The Glory Rhodes/Jerry Blavat - The Geator & The Geatorettes/The Messengers/Barry Mitchell/Surdy Greebus/The Cowsills/The Guilloteens/The Bystanders/The Hard Times/The Ricochettes/The Newlook/The Nova Local/The Happy Feeling/Fresh Air/The Fingers

In hour two, host Andrew Sandoval chronicles the recordings of East Coaster's The Critters, from their earliest pre-hit sides on Musicor and Prancer labels, to their smashes on Kapp and their incredible second album on Project 3, Touch 'N Go With The Critters. This show features many never-to-be-on-CD tracks, as well as a multitude of rare mono mixes.

A full playlist is available for this program at:

http://www.cometothesunshine.com/id99.html