Springwind Sonic Soul Collage

Before the Beatles we had surf music. Tonight, we hang ten and check out where the wave has taken us. From Link Wray and Dick Dale to Man Or Astro-Man, with a lot in between.

A ripple through the soul of Gregg Allman, who left the planet a few days ago. Gregg and brother Duane were a magical, bluesy, cosmic gift for the planetary soul. That is where we make it to tonight. Much gratitude.

Two of the greatest electric guitar players ever. Jimi Hendrix & Stevie Ray Vaughn Playing Jimi Hendrix tunes live. Are you experienced? Well, I am.

A sweet rockin' ripple celebrating the life and music of Chris Cornell, who died a few days ago at too young of an age. Instrumental in developing what was labled the grunge movement he moved from Soundgarden to Audioslave to much solo work, using one of the most dynamic voices in rock. Spoonman meets the Stardog Champion.

A psychedelic rooted ripple from the sixties featuring Paul Kantner, Grace Slick and Big Brother & The Holding Company with Janis. Hop on board and let your mind leave your body.

A fun and funky, rockin' ripple featuring live tunes from Booker T. & the M.G.'s and Grateful Dead. From Stax Records to the Mars Hotel, music to blow you away. Let's fly away.

We start with some tunes Keith Richards listed as the most influential to him. Then we dive all the way in with Keith & friends including Bootsy Collins, Bernie Worrell and Maceo Parker. Boom boom boom, let's get dizzy.

A bluesy, fun ripple featuring the often overlooked, but huge influence on the development of rock & roll, Taj Mahal. We are going to explore his edgier rockin' tunes. Also, some great collaborations. Let's cakewalk into town.

Going back to the 60's once more for some great rock & roll with a touch of jazz. A splash of the 60's driven new wave also. Featuring Harry Nilson, Manfred Mann and Modern Lovers. A fine dance ripple. Come on, jump into the fire.

Another great acid e-trip and celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Summer Of Love. Live Country Joe, Youngbloods and Quicksilver Messenger Service and a special song from Blue Cheer. Turn on, tune in, dance out.