The gang plays some special renditions of live Dead, and talk about their favorite moments from the group's live performances.

Jonathan's still riding a high from the last Record Store Day because he got the motherlode. Richard chimes in with The English Beat and Shuggie Otis, and Jonathan plays some of his new finds, from a limited edition version of the Pineapple Express soundtrack and Jason Isbell, to live cuts from Santana at Monterey and Stevie Ray Vaughan at Carnegie Hall.

There's one thing on Jonathan and Richard's minds: rock. And thus, this episode of Deep Cuts was born. Everything you'll hear today are rockin' records. The Clash, The White Stripes, AC/DC, Neil Young. That's what rock is all about.

Today's grab-bag-of-sorts showcases lots of males who rock. Jonathan and Richard have brought for you records by Bob Dylan, Dr. John, Clapton, Brewer and Shipley, and Tom Waits... and that's not all.

Jonathan and Richard bring another eclectic lineup of songs to keep the warm springtime vibe alive. They've got everything from Stevie Wonder and U2 to Cream and Oingo Boingo.

This is a funky, fun show to make you move your body with the eclectic range you know and love here on Deep Cuts. On the racks today: Elvis Costello, Gorillaz, Jamiroquai, The Crystal Method... tune in and dance out!

Jonathan and Richard play a few Bowie records, with all sorts of one-offs in between. There's a little bit of a British theme going, too, with The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Van Morrison, and Cat Stevens.

Caroline's back with another Deadtober guest (although it is now March). She hosts a phone interview with Dave, longtime Deadhead and manager of Blues Traveler. We also spin some tracks from The Day of the Dead compilation, Shakedown Street, and more.

Jonathans sets the mood with a new Bob Dylan Basement Tapes release - Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes. This release boasts production credit by T-Bone Burnett and features an epic supergroup giving new life to Dylan's songs.

Rock is a powerful thing. Good thing Deep Cuts has plenty of it. During this episode you'll be rockin' to The Clash, Talking Heads, Television, Deep Purple, Metallica, and more.