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.

Today's episode features lengthier parts of some of Jonathan's best Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, and Lynyrd Skynrd records, and we start the hour with a selection of 80's favorites.

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This episode features another healthy mix of genre you can expect here on Deep Cuts. We hear sides from Fearless Flyers, the Vulfpeck offshoot band, and Red Hot Chili Peppers' By The Way with tracks from The Polyphonic Spree, David Byrne, Harry Nilsson and more sprinkled in along the way.

Deep Cuts gets groovy with Khruangbin's dub remix record Hasta El Cielo before settling into Smashing Pumpkins' classic Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. And of course, between those awesome records, Jonathan brings you a varied selection of records to keep the hour rocking.

Jonathan really whips out his DJ skills in this one. With two turntables and a microphone, he spins one of the most eclectic mixes yet to bring you music for good times. Rock, soul, electronic, and funk grooves blend together seamlessly.

Today's selections of vinyl include Dave Mason, Dawes, Rogue Wave and the Day of the Dead box set. It's as good a time as any to let these deep cuts wash over you in an awesome wave.

Funky, energetic, enticing tunes are all you'll hear on this episode. We start off with Vulfpeck's 2018 record Hill Climber before getting into Talking Heads, Hendrix, The Stone Roses and more.

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Impressed by his performance at Arroyo Seco Weekend, Jonathan picked up a copy of Kamasi Washington's The Epic to play here on Deep Cuts. We listen to a good chunk of that record, plus more grab bag picks thrown in, from Thievery Corporation to Ty Segall.

Jonathan serves up smooth-flowing jams perfect for a night of summertime easy listening. He takes you through some of The Police and Robert Palmer before dipping into Vampire Weekend and local band Soul Beacons, then straight into the reggae vibe with Lee Perry and Bob Marley.

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