Springwind Sonic Soul Collage

Today would have been Jerry Garcia's 76th birthday. He was a true bhodi sattva (google it). He was like a spritual big brother for my soul and I miss him. Here is a show from the vault as we listen to the roots of Captain Trips.

Let this virtual acid melt on your tounge and hold on for a trip to the heart of the sun. It all starts with an illegal smile and finds some wonderful, cosmic Pink Floyd Live in the late 60's.

A potent little 60's ripplewith a Steve Miller Band sandwich filled with a wild assortment, including Grateful Dead, NRBQ, Dr. Feelgood and other delights. This will blow you away on multiple levels if you dive all in. The race is on to the last lights.

A sweet blues ripple with some mind blowing guitar and harmonica and more. From Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee to Paul Butterfied Blues Band with jewels in between. Shake your hips & mellow down easy.

We explore the live rock & rollin' side of Willie Nelson as he plays with some friends, including Jerry Lee Lewis, Keith Richards and Merle Haggard. Some sweet new tunes from willie also. We're still not dead and still moving.

A great ripple of live rock & roll, featuring The Rolling Stones in 1964 & 65 and The Who in 1970. Hop on the magic bus and join together as we go around and around.

From the vault we get funky, rockin' and floating as we dance to one of the most overlooked "supergroups". Hop on board with Oysterhead with Les Claypool (Primus), Trey Anastasio (Phish) and Stewart Copleland (The Police). It is called, funk metal. I call it rock & roll.

Time to kick out some jams as we blur the lines between punk, new wave and rock& roll. One of the most exciting times for live dancing. Featuring Dead Kennedys from California and The Clash from England with some help from their friends. Are you ready to stage dive and crowd surf?

Time to get your strength with Ultimate Spinach and blow your mind with some H.P. Lovecraft. And to get our heads right, The Doors, Love, Bonzo Dog Band and others, start us off. This is outta sight.

A wonderful ripple of 60's psychedelia. From Strawberry Alarm Clock to Blind Faith with some live Traffic and other gems in the middle. Let's go dancin' all round the world.