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"Nothing But Love" by Ann Wilson is a sweeping rock ballad released on May 8, 2026. The single is a monumental, long-lost collaboration co-written by the iconic Heart frontwoman and the legendary pop songwriting maestro Burt Bacharach, who passed away in 2023.
I am going to get these playlists updated. Just a bit busy over here...
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The June 7, 1969 premiere of The Johnny Cash Show on ABC-TV was a groundbreaking cultural milestone that bridged the gap between traditional country music, mainstream rock, and the counterculture movement. Filmed at Nashville's iconic Ryman Auditorium, the legendary musical variety show ran for 58 episodes until March 1971, forever cementing Cash's image as the empathetic, rebellious "Man in Black".
Hour One
The Rolling Stones Come On
The Doobie Brothers Long Train Running
Barbara Blue Dixie Chicken
Tom Jones Talking Reality Television Blues
Roy Orbison Running Scared
Paul McCartney Come Inside
Wham Everything She Wants
The Ransome Brothers/Band of Heathens Mexican Coke
Fleetwood Mac Dreams
Chris Higbee Way Out
Michael Damian Rock On
David Bowie Suffragette City
Silverada Jack
Hour Two
Johnny Cash Folsom Prison Blues
Doug Kershaw Keep Between Them Ditches
Bob Dylan Everything Broken
Johnny Cash Sunday Morning Coming Down
Fox & Bones Modern Oblivion
ASIA Heat of the Moment
Andy Gibb Shadow Dancing
Sylvia Pillow Talk
Cure Friday I'm In Love
Howard Jones No One Is To Blame
LENKA Trouble Is A Friend
Prince Little Red Corvette
Tom Jones It's Not Unusual
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"Pineview Inn" is a sultry alt-country and blues-rock single by Columbus, Ohio-based Americana singer-songwriter Angela Perley. Released on May 15, 2026, the track evokes a gritty, cinematic atmosphere reminiscent of roadhouse rock and late-night heartland road trips. Greenville, PA: Angela Perley will perform a hometown concert at the Riverside Park Amphitheater as part of the Growing Greenville Concert Series on Thursday, June 18, 2026, starting at 7:00 PM.
Hour One
The Beatles Getting Better
Robin Gibb Like A Fool
Madonna La Isla Bonita
Hugo Montenegro The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Atlanta Rhythm Section Imaginary Lover
Old Crow Medicine Show/Molly Tuttle Last American Waltz
Eagles Waisted Time
Nina Simon Mississippi God Damn
Alabama Shakes Hold On
Cowboy Junkies Sweet Jane
Elton John Madman Across the Water
Ella Mae Morse Blacksmith Blues
Little River Band The Nigh Owls
Richard Cheese Enter Sandman
Hour Two
Lloyd Price Lawdy Miss. Clawdy
Yvonne Elliman Hello Stranger
Andy Williams Happy Heart
Johnny Mathis/Denise Williams Too Much, Too Little, Too Late
Rodney Crowell If I Could Speak To Leonard
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys The Wild Side of Life
Angela Perley Pineview Inn
The Intruders Cowboys to Girls
Toto Georgy Porgy
Scott Bradley, Post Modern Jukebox Copacabana (At The Copa)
Gary Puckett & the Union Gape Young Girl
Rodney Franklin The Groove
Cher Super Trouper
Joe Cocker Summer In The City
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John Prine’s rendition of "My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight" is a tender, deeply personal acoustic cover of the historic 19th-century American ballad.
April 2020 following John Prine’s tragic passing from COVID-19 complications. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear used Prine's recording of "My Old Kentucky Home" as the official soundtrack for a statewide tribute video. Citizens across Kentucky lit their homes green in honor of Prine and the victims of the pandemic, turning his gentle cover into a powerful symbol of regional mourning and resilience.
Hour One
The Who Ball and Chain
The Beatles Got To Get You Into My Life
John "Papa" Gros Deep In The Mud
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones The Impression That I Get
Kylie Minogue The Loco-Motion
The Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band No Tell'n When
The Del McCoury Band They Just Don't Make The Blues
Daddy Dewdrop Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love it)
Missing Persons Bette Davis Eyes
Tropidelic No Fear
Lenka The Balance
The Clarks Climb Down
Stanley Simmons Dancing While The World Is Ending
Hour Two
Bed-In for Peace (OTD 1969): During their famous Montreal "bed-in," John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded the iconic anthem "Give Peace a Chance" right from their hotel room.
John Lennon/Yoko Ono Give Peace A Chance
The Radha Krsna Temple Sri Guruvastak
The Smothers Brothers Stelle's Got A New Dress
Petula Clark (I struggle with Petula) Don't Sleep In The Subway
John Lennon Crippled Inside
The Verve Pipe The Freshman
Sublime Santeria
Buffalo Rose Seven Nation Army/Sweet Dreams
J. Edwards Your Heart Of Stone
The Nick Moss Band The High Cost Of Living
Sly & The Family Stone Loose Booty
The J. Geils Band Just Can't Wait
The Cyrus Erie Get The Message
John Prine My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
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We were unexpectedly called away from the Rumpus Room. Enjoy a couple of new tunes and a classic with your "Mini-Martini".
Joe Abbott/Cat Clyde You'll Never Know My Heart
The Soul of Philly Our Quiet Hum
Alan O'Day Undercover Angel
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The Edgar Winter Group's synth-and-sax heavy rock instrumental "Frankenstein" sat at #4 but was gaining rapid momentum to take the #1 crown the very next week. My 17th, 1973.
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The very first number-one song on the Easy Listening chart was "Boll Weevil Song" by Brook Benton, 1961. The chart was introduced without any special editorial mention, quietly appearing next to the Hot 100 as a 20-position survey.
Hour One
Johnny Mathis I Only Have Eyes For You
Bread Guitar Man
The Supremes The Happening
Paul McCartney/Ringo Starr Home To Us
Player Givin' It All
Lyle Lovett If I Had A Boat
Jewel You Were Ment For Me
Poco Barbados
Michael Stanley Rosewood Bitters
Brook Benton The Boll Weevil Song
Jimmy Buffett In The Shelter
Pattie Page Tennesse Waltz
Nat King Cole Mona Lisa
Paolo Nutini/PHJB Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Starbuck Moonlight Feels Right
Hour Two
Stephen Bishop It Might Be You
Dave Stewart/Candy Dullfer Lilly Was Here
Stevie Wonder Master Blaster (Jammin)
Jefferson Airplane Pretty As You Feel
The Fleetwoods Come Softly To Me
The Manhattan Transfer That Cat Is High
Rocco DeLuca Doctor's Lament
Ramsey Lewis Hey Mrs. Jones
Pilot Magic
Jeff Golub Mercy Mercy Me
10cc Dreadlock Holiday
Robert Palmer Every Kind of People
Joni Mitchell Help Me
Squirrel Nut Zippers Wash Jones
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"Mellow Yellow" is one of Donovan's most famous and misinterpreted songs. I promised another popular theory: is that the title refers to Donovan’s bout with hepatitis in early 1966, which left him jaundiced. Ultimately, Donovan describes the song as being about his own "mellow" and laid-back demeanor, which he achieved through meditation rather than drugs.
Hour One
The Rolling Stones (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Led Zeplin Good Times Bad Times
Bad Company Young Blood
Natalie Merchant Space Oddity
The New Cars You Might Think
Daryl Hall & John Oats Did It In A Minute
Jeremy & the Harlequins Tears of Tammuz
The Go-Gos How Much More
The Turtles Elenore
Silver Convention Get Up and Boogie
The Soul of Philly The Statement Haunts
The Sylvers Boogie Fever
The Jackson 5 Dancing Machine
The Staple Singers I'll Take You There
Robyn Hitchcock My Dead Astronaut
Hour Two
Dr. Lonnie Smith/Iggy Pop Sunshine Superman
Eartha Kitt Hurdy Gurdy Man
Donovan/Jeff Beck Group Trude
The Sandpipers Jennifer Juniper
Donovan Mellow Yellow
They Might Be Giants Get Down
Chalk Dinosaur Proper Ventilation
Orchestral Manoeuvers In The Dark If You Leave
Depeche Mode Policy of Truth
The Main Ingredient Just Don't Want To Be Lonely
STYX Lorelei
Fleetwood Mac Rhannon
The Police Walking On The Moon
George Harrison Blown Away
Donovan Goo Goo Barabajagal (Love Is Hot)
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Easy Listening, Soft Rock, Adult Contemporary: These charts underwent multiple name changes between 1950 and 1999, reflecting the shifting sounds of radio: In the Martini Lounge the playlist recalls all this great music.
Hour One
Andy Gibb/Olivia Newton John I Can't Help It
Nat King Cole Smile
The Association Everything That Touches You
Sarah Vaughan Mothing Will Be As It Was
Burt Bacharach Bond Street
Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway The Closer I Get To You
Steely Dan Deacon Blues
Henry Mancini Loose Caboose
Susanna Hoffs Happy Together
Dionne Warwick Do You Know The Way To San Jose
John Klemmer Arabesque
Sade Love Is Stronger Than Pride
Michael McDonald I Keep Forgetting
Diana Schuur I Just Found Out About Love
Hour Two
The Lovin Spoonful Day Dream
The Rascals Groovin
Sammy Johns Chevy Van
The Carpenters Only Yesterday
Colin Hay/Men @Work It's A Mistake
Acoustic Alchemy Mr. Chow
Louis Prima Banana Split For My Baby
Keely Smith On The Sunny Side Of The Street
Little River Band It's Been A Long Way There
Elton John Rocket Man
Joyce Cooling Third Watch
The Blackbyrds Walking In Rhythm
David Rose Like Young
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May 3, Chicago III had already spent weeks in the Top 10. It was famously kept out of the #1 spot only by the massive Jesus Christ Superstar soundtrack.
A "Triple Threat": Remarkably, on this date, Chicago's first two albums (Chicago Transit Authority and Chicago II) were also still on the charts, meaning the band had three double albums charting simultaneously—a rare feat in music history.
Hour One
Mikaela Davis Nothins's On The Radio
Little Feat Old Folks Boogie
The Guess Who No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature
Grand Funk Railroad The Loco-Motion
Glenn Frey Route 66
AJ Croce Better Day
Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band Are You Gonna Rise?
Elvis Presley All Shook Up
Herman's Hermits Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter
The Midnight Callers Down On My Luck
Molly Tuttle Everything Burns
Eric Clapton Lay Down Sally
Davina and the Vagabonds Knock Me A Kiss
Buffalo Wabs & the Price Hill Hustle Oh Ramona
Hour Two
Chicago Anyway You Want It
Chicago Long Time No See
Chicago Harry Truman
Chicago Old Days
The Labra Brothers The Move
Hot Chocolate Every 1's A Winner
Maggie Rose Underestimate
Them Vibes Funky Family
Isaac and The Soul Machine Champagne
Beth Hart Mean Ole Man Of Mine
Stealers Wheel Stuck In The Middle With You
Chet Vincent Sweet Mary
Donnie Iris That's The Way Love Ought To Be
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Welcome to the Rumpus Room. I’m Mr. Dana, a retired radio guy with over 40 years of broadcasting experience. Now that I’m off the clock, Mr. Dana Presents: Rumpus Room Radio is simply my way of sharing a lifelong music hobby straight from my home to yours. This isn't an "oldies show”, it’s a straightforward music program for hip seniors who enjoy hearing familiar tunes presented with a little thought behind them.For me, this show is a personal musical diary. I keep the production simple, old-school, and entirely focused on the tracks themselves. I try to put a lot of care into how the songs transition from one to the next, building music blocks that just make sense together. Between the records, I'll share some brief histories, chart positions, and fun facts about the artists.Our core focus covers the music we grew up with from 1950 to 1999, but I also include a Release Radar segment to feature newer music that fits the vibe.You can catch two different sessions every week:
There is no big ego here, just a fellow music lover sharing the soundtrack of a lifetime. Pull up a chair and enjoy the music.Thanks for Listening, Mr. Dana