In the last episode of our four part listeners pick the albums to review series we have The Grateful Dead's 1973 rebirth album "Wake of the Flood" and we also dedicate most of the show to Grateful Dead stories and memories.

This week we have our third album picked by one of our listeners to review and its by British boogie/hard rock band Foghat and their 1975 album "Fool for the City" and also a discussion about what is boogie rock.

In our second listener album pick of our four part series is the request for Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes debut album from 1972 "I Miss You" we also talk about the band's history with and without the great soul singer Teddy Pendergrass.

The first album pick in our listener request series is the follow up album by Terry Melcher to his self titled debut album that we reviewed on an earlier episode and released in 1976 called "Royal Flush". We also talk more about Terry's very colourful life in and out of the record business.

This episode we take a look at the life of the recently departed soul legend Bill Withers as we also discuss his sophomore album  "Still Bill" released in 1972. Too many great artists lost in such a short time this year.

We take a look at the life and music of recently departed songwriting legend John Prine by reviewing his self titled 1971 debut album.

A very special episode this week as we remember the recently departed Kenny Rogers with a review of his band's the First Edition's two record concept album from 1972 "The Ballad of Calico". We talk about every track on this almost forgotten 70's artifact.

The last in our series about Country Divas in the 1970's features the 1976 album by country legend Tammy Wynette called "'Till I Can Make It On My Own" plus we talk about the various types of country music that was prevalent in the decade.

In this our second episode of a three part look at Country Diva's in the 1970's we discuss and review Loretta Lynn's 1973 album "Entertainer of the Year" and further discuss country music of the past and present.

The first album in our three part look at Country Divas of the 1970's is Dolly Parton's 1977 album "Here You Come Again". In addition to reviewing the album we take a look at Dolly's life and career up to the release of this album.