On this episode we’re taking a special journey down The Endless River. The sonic waves of Pink Floyd’s transcendent instrumental and ambient music from over the years will wash over you in an awesome wave.

Jonathan presents a variety of Deep Cuts selections to entertain your rock sensibilities. We travel from old to new, htiting Led Zeppelin, Bad Company, Band of Horses and Calexico along the way.

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Pause to celebrate the fallen kings of art rock in all their glamour. Tonight we hear full sides from some of Jonathan’s favorite Lou Reed and David Bowie records.

Roll down the windows and cruise down memory lane. We’re taking it back to the 80s, with Huey Lewis and Simple Minds coming your way.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Deep Cuts. First we're going Deep into Gang of Four, then rounding out the hour with Traffic: On the Road, live in Germany 1973.

Over at Deep Cuts we’re riding a high from this much good rock ‘n’ roll. First we go Deep into XTC with side 3 of English Settlement, then dive into Echo & the Bunnymen’s Ocean Rain.

Pictured: XTC

This week we hear a selection of Robert Fripp’s King Crimson favorites straight from The Compact King Crimson double LP, and Jonathan picks some fresh 70s and 80s spins to round out the hour.

Each side of a vinyl record tells a story. What will the B side from Tom Petty’s Long After Dark tell you? Press play and find out.

Some days, you just gotta throw on some Genesis. We’re big Gen-heads over here at Deep Cuts, both Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins eras. Tonight we celebrate their legacies with Invisible Touch, followed by Gabriel’s third self-titled solo record familiarly known as Melt.

An extra hour on the show means extra deep cut rockin’. We hear full sides of vinyl from Phoenix, XTC, and Van Halen, among other eclectic selections from Jonathan’s personal collection.