Join us for a very special episode of Deep Cuts as Wave and Niloo of the iconic Sound Spectrum join us live in the studio to share some of their favorite records, classic and new.  We even play a CD or two. The Sound Spectrum a beloved Laguna Beach institution founded by the late great Jim Otto in 1967 is at a crossroads, we all wish for it to continue on spreading great vibes and positive energy along with musical culture and the facilitation of connection and community. Will the community rally together to carry it forward for future generations?

With Valentine's Day tomorrow, Jonathan celebrates the best way he knows how: spinning the loveliest tunes. Lovers, fear not: these Valen-tunes come from all across the board.

On this one-hour show, Jonathan plays a new favorite and instant classic: Texas Sun, the collaboration between Khruangbin and Leon Bridges. And to round out the hour, we hear some pop melodies and cool sounds from the world of David Lynch right on vinyl. Twin Peaks: Music From the Limited Event Series collects songs heard from the beloved TV show's final season.

As he so often does, Jonathan blesses us with a variety of live albums from such varied artists as David Bowie, Theo Katzman, and even Bad Company. The musical icing on the cake? An original soundtrack from Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum on vinyl.

Jonathan kicks off KX FM's change in frequency with some refreshing cuts from the collection. We hear some Tame Impala, Soundgarden, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Stadium Arcadium, and Pearl Jam's 1992 Unplugged Session.

Jonathan narrows down all his favorite records from the 2010's. Who made the cut? Deep Cuts fans can probably guess... Tame Impala's Currents, Vulfpeck's Thrill of the Arts, The National's Trouble Will Find Me and High Violet, Beck's Morning Phase, plus highlights from Jim James, Vampire Weekend, Kurt Vile, Chromatics, and Calexico.

Jonathan spins some of his favorite rockin' releases from 2019: Tool, The Black Keys, Beck, Thom Yorke, Khruangbin, and more.

Jonathan and Caroline catch up for a Deadtober special, talking about the Grateful Dead film Fire On The Mountain, then spin some Dead live from Denmark.

Inspired by the Rocketman film, Jonathan decides to play a selection of great rock pianists. We start with Sir Elton John's seminal record Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player, then hear Billy Joel live in 1977 and the debut record from Fiona Apple.

Jonathan spins some of the best music to come out of everyone's favorite decade... the 1980's. When it comes to 80s music, you can't beat The Police, The Cure, Duran Duran, even Crowded House. As added musical goodies we'll hear the Pretty in Pink soundtrack and one of Jonathan's underrated favorites: I Advance Masked by Robert Fripp and The Police's Andy Summers.