It's 1985, Good Morning

Cory Frye reflects on one full year of "It's 1985, Good Morning," and he ain't even mad. MUSIC (Anchor Only): Madlib, "The Come Up (The Comedown)"; Gary Numan, "Cars": Fireparty, "Engine."

Cory Frye discusses "The Shining," "Doctor Sleep," carpet and the Tony Martin Black Sabbath (not exactly in that order). FEATURED MUSIC (ANCHOR ONLY): Black Sabbath, "The Shining"; Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, "Utrenja Part II: 'The Resurrection of Christ'"; Shelley Duvall, "He Needs Me"; The Power Station, "Some Like It Hot (7" Mix)"; The Newton Brothers, "The Shining"; and Al Bowlly, "Midnight, the Stars and You."

The host gets righteously blitzed and riffs on aging. In his liquid state, he shamelessly warbles portions of Cat Stevens' "Oh, Very Young" and "Morning Has Broken," as well as Pink Floyd's "Wot's ... uh, the Deal," "Summer '68," "Time," "Shine on, You Crazy Diamond," and "Wish You Were Here." SONGS INCLUDED (ANCHOR ONLY): David Glmour, "Where We Start"; Peter, Paul & Mary, "Day Is Done"; and Sophie Tucker, "Life Begins at Forty."

Cory Frye discusses his two-month sabbatical and reviews some movie.

MUSIC (Anchor Only):

Gangstagrass, "Long Hard Times to Come"

Angelo Badalamenti, "'Twin Peaks' Theme"

ELSEWHERE:

Purple Planet Music, "Get Happy"

(Music: https://www.purple-planet.com) ("New View Makeover")

MUSIC: "The Gatekeeper" by Shane Ivers -- https://www.silvermansound.com (Movie review)

Wrestling with words of loss while at a loss for words.

MUSIC (Anchor only):

Withered Hand, "California"

Ritchie Valens, "Fast Freight"

Radiohead, "Everything in Its Right Place"

Led Zeppelin, "Going to California"

Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks, "Lullaby"

Love, "You Set the Scene"

Elvis Costello & the Attractions, "All This Useless Beauty"

Cory Frye sings portions of "Crying, Waiting, Hoping," "Goodnight My Love," "Bluebirds Over the Mountain," "Someday, Someway," and "Go to Rhino Records (on Westwood Boulevard)."

You've been warned.

From the KFRY Archives: Cory Frye, 14, acknowledges Day 100 of No Surprise Phone Call from Sammy Hagar. (Original airdate: Oct. 12, 1987) MUSIC (Anchor Only): Madlib, "Comeup (The Comedown)" Sammy Hagar, "Give to Live" Van Halen, "Love Walks In" Sammy Hagar, "There's Only One Way to Rock" Cory Frye performs portions of "There's Only One Way to Rock," "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," and "Love Walks In."

You know those stories about the older kid on the bus who introduced younger kids to different styles of music? Cory Frye has found him.

FULL SONG: PanuMoon, "Famous Last Words"

MUSIC (Anchor Only):

The Rolling Stones, "The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man" Terry Riley, "Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band" Eddie Cochran, "Somethin' Else" Hoyt Axton, "On the Natural"

Remembering Albanian oak John Belushi. Also: a look at "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"

Wait. Reverse that.

Portions of this podcast were recorded on location.

MUSIC/AUDIO (Anchor only):

Stereophonics, "Mr. Writer"

John Belushi, "Stage Announcements (3)" (National Lampoon's "Lemmings")

The Blues Brothers, "Soul Man (Live)"

John Belushi, "Weatherman" ("Saturday Night Live")

The Blues Brothers, "She Caught the Katy"

Grateful Dead, "West L.A. Fadeaway"

Take a tubular trip back to a most radical time! MUSIC (Anchor only): Vangelis, "Jerusalem" Consolidated, "College Radio" Murray Head, "One Night in Bangkok" David Lanz, "A Whiter Shade of Pale" FULL SONG: Lee Rosevere, "Let's Start at the Beginning" (http://happypuppyrecords.ca)

Cory Frye stumbles into a local moment downtown. His scattered report follows.

AUDIO (Anchor Only):

Aretha Franklin with the Eurythmics, "Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves"

Peter, Paul & Mary, "If I Had a Hammer"