Today's show features a sampling of the artists performing at the 2018 Arroyo Seco Weekend festival in Pasadena, California. Performers include legends like Robert Plant, Neil Young, and Jack White as well as Gary Clark Jr., Violent Femmes, Kings of Leon, Belle and Sebastian, and many more awesome groups.

First, we hear in its entirety the 1998 Calexico record, The Black Light. Then, we get into the usual mix of fun you can expect from Richard and Jonathan, playing some David Lynch soundtrack gems, Nirvana Unplugged, and more eclectic selections.

Jonathan and Richard celebrate three years of Deep Cuts with another VINYL THROWDOWN, putting their respective records face to face and letting the listeners decide which picks are most rockin'. Press play and decide for yourself.

Jonathan and Richard play a special RSD Acquisition: David Bowie's live album from 1978, Welcome To The Blackout. Live from Earl's Court, London, this record features incredible session players and all the hits and deep cuts to please any Bowiehead.

Jonathan and Richard spontaneously curate country and Americana cuts like Willie Nelson, Jason IsbelI, and Johnny Cash, with some surprises sprinkled inbetween.

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Jonathan shares some of his favorite recent Record Store Day finds: Live albums from Phish, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Allman Brothers, and the Monterey Pop Festival.

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The double turntables are lined up to bring you deep cuts from all over. You'll get a little bit of everything today, folks. Funk, jazz, Beck, synth pop... you name it.

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These boys can't stick to one musical theme or genre. But therein lies the beauty of DJing. Jonathan and Richard start things out with 80s bangers like Simple Minds, Bowie and the B52's, then switch to Jack White and finish the hour off with Pet Sounds.

Jonathan and Richard sprinkle in some newer releases like David Byrne's American Utopia between 90s throwbacks like Veruca Salt and Fatboy Slim.

This week Richard brings records that start with the letter R. Meanwhile, Jonathan plays some deep cuts in his usual grab bag style.