*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

After a month long break, Elliott is back with songs from Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, W.C. Handy, and Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup for the final slate of shows

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Slow music day, so Elliott dives deep into Led Zeppelin lore, birthdays for Brian Jones and John Fahey, and Springsteen performing live.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Elliott is back after a Valentines Day screw-up and heats up the radio with Jack White, Albert King, Allman Brothers, Nina Simone, and Led Zeppelin.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Elliott gears up for February with songs from Grammy winners Taj Mahal, Ry Cooder, and Bonnie Raitt and wishes birthdays to King Curtis and Earl King!

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection* 

Elliott talks about and plays Zeppelin, Slim Harpo, Grant Green, Chuck Willis, and Charlie Musselwhite.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Elliott begins the show with a eulogy for Chicago radio legend Lin Brehmer, and memorializes birthdays for Aaron Neville, Warren Zevon, and John Belushi.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Elliott celebrates the life of Jeff Beck, offers tidbits on Gene Krupa and Johnny Otis, and wishes Mick Taylor a happy birthday.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

Elliott is back after about a month off! On a big birth and death day, he talks about Jefferson Airplane, Max Roach, Steely Dan, Jerry Wexler, and a tribute to Ziggy Stardust.

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*

After a sudden off day last week, Elliott is back for the final show of 2022! He dives into John Lennon and Doors history, dual Stones events, and birthdays for Joe Williams, Tony Williams, and Dickey Betts!

*This episode was first aired on Radio DePaul: Chicago's College Connection*