Deep Cuts is all about the rarities. Feast your ears on one of Jonathan’s many rare Record Store Day picks, Cake’s B-Sides and Rarities. Speaking of B-Sides, he rounds out the hour with side B of Stone Temple Pilots’ Tiny Music… Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop.

Time to dust off an old favorite from the stacks. Sit back and relax with Allman Brothers’ 6th studio LP, the 1979 album Enlightened Rogues.

Billy Fried joins Jonathan for some lively banter before the Deep Cuts start flowing. Tonight’s pure vinyl picks include Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, John Cougar Mellencamp, Alice Cooper, and more.

Today's assignment: Reflect on the concept of progress, transition... particularly in the case of Genesis. Is there a certain progression to observe between two successive records - the last with Steve Hackett and the first without him - Wind & Wuthering and ...And Then There Were Three…? Can we note the evolution of Genesis as they leave behind complicated polyrhythmic elaborations and embrace the pop sound that’d eventually bring their unprecedented success?

Valentine’s Day is before us. This week, Jonathan lovingly plays for you some perhaps unexpected selections he sees to evaluate the theme of love and its expression. On deck is Eric Clapton, Springsteen, Robert Palmer, Jim James and more.

Jonathan waxes lyrical about Vanilla Sky, the science fiction thriller by Cameron Crowe. After a meaningful viewing, he happened to find its rather rare soundtrack in a record store, with a lineup boasting the likes of R.E.M., Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, and many more. He spins some of the soundtrack along with some extra surprises.

On the eve of 2015, Jonathan grows nostalgic for the days and sounds of yesteryear… and the only cure is Springsteen. Listen through to hear The Boss’s seminal debut record: Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. The nostalgia is promptly cured and an assortment of Deep Cuts follows.

It's an indie kind of day. Kick back to the smart sounds of Death Cab for Cutie's Plans.

Classic rock just ain’t gonna cut it this week. Jonathan serves up some sounds of funk, dub, and reggae before getting into the psychedelic offerings of Ozric Tentacles.

It’s the story of Rael, the poetic battle for his soul… or is it an allegory for the struggle of light vs. dark in us all? Enjoy Peter Gabriel’s last record with Genesis as we come upon its 40th anniversary: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.