A funky, bluesy slightly twisted little journey. Featuring R.L. Burnside, Dave Edmunds and The John Spencer Blues Explosion, starting at CBGB.

A lovely little journey with The Kinks and Them with Van Morrison. So much more is going on in their live recordings than the singles we heard on the radio. Magic.

This is an intersting soul collage. It reflects a certain darkness and lonliness that I have gotten to know in 2020. Let's let go and open up to a new year. Time keeps on ticking. Neil Young, Pere Ubu, The Velvet Underground and Morphine with other surprises. They very last song is brand new and speaks to our sheltered lives that we have shared together apart. Don't miss it for sure.

It's the darkest day of the year here in the Northern Hemisphere. Time for some soulful introspection with Robert Plant and the whole Led Zeppelin crew. Close your eyes and let your body float downstrem. R. Crumb gets us started and Holy Modal Rounders get us cookin..

Let's bounce back to the 70s heading from hippies to punk and new wavers. From Johnny Thunders to Iggy Pop with a dose of Wayne Kramer and Dr. Feelgood. Let's slip through this crack in the universe.

Let's dance to some wonderful Rolling Stones in '71 & '72 with Mick Taylor on guitar with Keith. And recently released "Scarlet" with Jimmie Page playing with The Stones. Humble Pie getting us ready

A ripple of early British blues and rock & roll. Featuring pioneers and innovators, Cyril Davies, Alexis Korner & Long John Baldry in and out of Blues Incorporated. They were instrumental in electrifying the British blues and jazz scene.

A wonderful trip back to the 60s with a psychedelic flavor. Featuring live Manfred Mann & The Moody Blues.

A rockin' ripple starting with some Mink DeVille and ending with The Byrds and a whole trip in between. Let's meet up with the cotton mouth man.

Tonight, thanks to O'Linda's curiosity, we get on the time machine and head back to dance and play with Pearls Before Swine, Lindisfarne and Curved Air. We can swing together.