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.

Vinyl this good is like a holiday for your ears. Among the curated selections for today, Richard and Jonathan offer you My Morning Jacket, live Pete Townshend, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Death Cab for Cutie. Give yourself a vacation for the hour... tune in for the rest.

Where else will you hear a full 17 minutes of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida live on the radio airwaves? After those rockin' minutes, Jonathan plays a selection of 2017's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees including ELO, Journey, and Pearl Jam.

Pigs, dogs, sheep. Animals by Pink Floyd is on the docket today. Which animal will you be?

Jonathan brings Richard two records from The Killers. They contemplate talk that Hot Fuss is some kind of album-long story, with a trilogy of songs that tell the story of a murder. Who knew?

We've got a little bit of everything on Deep Cuts. That's what it's all about. What's today's show about? Highlights include Dawes, Jackson Browne, Radiohead, Moby, Peter Gabriel... and that's barely the half of it.

It's another grab-bag style hour on this week's Deep Cuts. Jonathan and Richard play good music, stuff that sounds good and feels good. We'll hear some James Gang, Dash Riprock, The Arcs vs. The Inventors (Dan Auerbach, Dr. John and David Hidalgo), and lots more fun in between.

Today, Jonathan and Richard serve up a vinyl holiday potluck - a smorgasbord of delectable vinyl picks for your listening pleasure. On the menu: a little Jackie Brown soundtrack fun, Foreigner, Lee Perry and the Upsetters, The Temptations, and much more.

Today's special guest is Tom, "the Moldy Toes guy" - the proprietor of San Clemente's own Moldy Toes Records, that is. It's every vinylcologist's dream job, and Tom gives us his inside scoop on running a record store, shares his history with all things vinyl, and brings out lots of records from his personal collection.

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