Come To The Sunshine

In an episode first aired May 14, 2018:DJ Andrew Sandoval shares 20 of his 45rpm finds from WFMU's annual record fair by: John, Geoffrey & Brother Tom; The Voyage; The Wildflower; The Shillings; The Toads; Forte Four; Keith Green; The Trend; The Sterlings; The Village East; The Sweet Tymes; The Fruit Machine; David Kershenbaum; Bobby Whiteside; Bill & Howdy; The Inconceivables; The Present; The Sunrise Highway; Victor & The Spoils; The Fifth Order.

In the artist spotlight, Australia's rocking duo: Bobby Bright & Laurie Allen. Their 1966 album, Hitch Hiker, is one of the great rock long players of the era (think garagey Everlys). The hour is filled out with selections from their Go!! label debut, as well as rare single sides and oddities.

In an episode first aired April 23, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval examines the work of producer/songwriter/arranger, Gary Usher via his recordings with: The Byrds; Keith Allison; Gene Clark; Sagittarius; The Peanut Butter Conspiracy; The Sons Of Adam; Chad & Jeremy; The Beach Boys; The Hondells; Bobby Sherman; Keith Green; The Forte Four; The Spiral Starecase; Keith Colley; Beverly Williams.

In an episode first aired April 16, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins amazing 1960's 45's by: The Saliens; The Cascades; Bruno; The Casuals; The Freedom; The Comfortable Chair; The Twilights; Gary Knight; Steven Lancaster; The Moody Blues; Basil; The Lamp Of Childhood; Tomorrow’s Children; The Meantime; The Springfield Rifle; Nancy Whiskey; The Sandals; Marie Applebee; The Berkeley Kites; Puff

And in part two, and hour of THE HAPPENINGS - including unissued songs, rare mono mixes and more!

In an episode first aired on April 9, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents wondrous sixties singles by John Simon; Plant Life; Byzantine Empire; The Birdwatchers; The Chain Reaction; The Guilloteens; Ravin’ Blue; Micky Lee Lane; The Breakers; The Creatures; The Sting-rays of Newburgh; Dearly Beloveds; Tony & Terri and the Pirates; Central Park; the Parrots; A.M. Gately; Bobby Langford; Moby Grape; The Young Ideas; Donna Marie.

In part two, he turns the Sunshine artist spotlight on The Sunshine Company (featuring rare mono mixes, a radio spot and selections from their three Imperial albums).

In an episode first aired March 12, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents episode 128 of Come To The Sunshine featuring singles by: Buddy England; Lenne & the Lee Kings; The Satisfactions; The Indigos; Lloyd & The Village Squires; Doyle, Dooley & Company; The Waterproof Candle; The Castels; The Outcasts; The North Atlantic Invasion Force; The Sidewinders; The Hard Times; The Pride And Joy; The Grodes; The Wildflower; Jackie & Roy; The New Wave; East Coast Left; Playground; David Reilly.

In the artist spotlight, Unit 4+2 and the songwriting of Tommy Moeller & Brian Parker are profiled. Including rare interviews, radio recordings and selections by the Pentad, the Hung Jury, the Roulettes & Johnny Cymbal.

In an episode first aired February 5, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins original 45's in MONO by Neal Ford & The Fanatics; The Higher Elevation; Lothar & The Hand People; Jade; The Crystal Ball; Del Shannon; Majic Ship; Barry Darvel; The Sensations Of London; The Hands Of Time; The July Four; The Circuit; Bob Dileo; Forever & Ever; The Haystack; Kris Kristofferson; The Family Album; The Other Four; The Flame; Mother's Worry. Plus, in the artist spotlight, a MONO hour with Los Bravos (including live radio sessions, interviews and rarities).

In an episode first aired January 15, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins vinyl singles by: The Neighborhood; The Roosters; Sandy Salisbury; The Torques; The Ways And Means; Clefs Of Lavender Hill; The Happy Return; The Gants; The New Yorkers; The Lovin'; The Playground; Happy Medium; Bill Chadwick; Elli; The Higher Elevation; The Pastors; The Game; Chris Wilson; The New Faces & Jennifer's Friends.

In the artist spotlight, hear more than 20 great selections from Chris Montez, including many rare single only sides and mono mixes.

In an episode first aired January 8, 2018: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents original vinyl singles by Sandy Salisbury; The Playground; Mike Batt; Jennifer's Friends; Bill Chadwick; The Wildflower; We Five; The Wailers; The Gants; The Chicago Loop; The Tapestry; Isabel Bond; Chris & Peter Allen; Elli; The Myddle Class; The Waterproof Candle; Majic Ship; Jimmy Curtiss; David Reilly; Jackie DeShannon.

In the artist spotlight, you will hear wonderful garage, folk-rock, psychedelia and singer-songwriter material from the Blue Things and their original leader, Val Stoecklein. Included in the set are unissued demos and mono rarities unavailable elsewhere.

In an episode first aired December 4, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval presents VOLUME 3 of Come To The Wintertime - 40 seasonal sounds from the sixties, including music by The Hep Stars; Zion DeGallier; Chris & Peter Allen; Ronny & The Daytonas; The Boys Next Door; The Beach Boys; The Happenings; Margo Guryan; The Royal Guardsman, The Brothers; Cream; Bobby Goldsboro; Brian Hyland; The Wailers; Saturday's Children; Bob Morrison; Sagittarius; The 4 Seasons; The Knickerbockers; The American Revolution; The Soul Survivors; Society's Children; The Household; The Chicago Loop; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; Fountain Of Youth; Harpers Bizarre; The Cryan' Shames; Simon & Garfunkel; Benjamin Carry Ltd.; Jan & Lorraine; Toast; The Eighth Day; The Tokens; Winston's Fumbs; The Blades Of Grass; The Roman Rebellion; The Barracuda; Attic Sounds; The Iveys; The Ronettes; Beverly & Cary Grant.

In an episode first aired on November 27, 2017: DJ Andrew Sandoval spins vinyl 45's from the years 1964-1969, including selections by: The Ways And Means; Tony Rivers And The Castaways; The Upper Class; The Gants; The Graduates; The Third Rail; The Jet Stream; The Chevrons; Teddy Neely; Barry McGuire; Addrisi Brothers; The Thousand Faces; Don & Jerry with The Fugitives; The West Coast 5; The Five Sounds; The Game; The Hounds; The Torques; The 31st Of February; Stone Poneys.

In part two, Sandoval turns the Sunshine artist spotlight onto Freddy Cannon and more than 20 original 45's covering his later sixties work for Warner Bros., We Make Rock 'Roll Records and Sire.