(Original Broadcast Date: August 16, 2020) This episode presents the rare 1985 release of "Mud Will Be Flung Tonight" and Millie Jackson's 1982 release "Live And Outrageous"

(Original Broadcast Date: August 16, 2020) Songs from Camp North Star Kids Chorus, The Counts, Full Swing, Suzi Quatro, Marlene Dietrich, Stevie Nicks, Carol Chase, Andy Taylor, The Four Tops, The Temptations, Circle Jerks, Lou Rawls, Cartoone, Vicki Sue Robinson, Rick Wakeman, John Eddie, The Insiders, Eddy Grant and Which One's Pink?

(Original Broadcast Date-May 6, 2020)   Artists included are Peter Wolf, Black Oak Arkansas, The Coup, Cat Stevens, The Biddu Orchestra, Olympic Runners, The Floaters, Nancy Shanks, Missing Persons, Van Stephenson, Leon & Mary Russell, Joe Cocker, It's A Beautiful Day, The Stylistics and Pink Floyd

(Original Broadcast Date: May 10, 2019)   This episode presents the out of print erotic recordings in their entirety of "The Sensuous Woman" by "J (Joan Garrity)", "The Sensuous Black Man" by Rudy Ray Moore and "The Sensuous Black Woman" by The Madam

This episode plays the out of print comedy albums "Looking Good (1975)" by Freddie Prinze and "Richard Nixon Superstar" by David Frye

(Original Broadcast Date: May 8, 2019) Songs from Mandrill, The Jacksons, Rebbie Jackson, Angel, Frank Zappa, Giuffria, Eric Clapton, Gene Wilder, Barbara Streisand, Georhe Burns, Peter Gabriel and Bette Midler

Music from Crow, Eddie Money, Merle Haggard, The Producers, Ike Turner Presents The Family Vibes, The Joneses, Latimore, Sylvester Stallone, Pussy, El Chicano, Sue Saad & The Next, Baxter Robertson, Osibisa, The Temptations and Donna Summer

(Original Broadcast Date: September 30, 2018)   Music from Buckingham/Nicks, Ike & Tina Turner, Leroy Gomez, Pussy, The Mills Brothers With Count Basie, Black Rose, Merle Haggard, John Eddie, Deborah Washington, Marilyn Scott, Franke & The Knockouts, The Young Rascals and The Statler Brothers.

(Original Broadcast Date: September 29, 2018)   I pay musical tribute to the passing of actor/director Burt Reynolds by playing all of his musical recordings in their entirety. The 1973 release, "Ask Me What I Am". The 1975 Cole Porter movie musical, "At Long Last Love" and his only chart hit from the 1980 "Smokey And The Bandit 2" soundtrack, "Let's Do Something Cheap And Superficial.

(Original Broadcast Date: July 10, 2018) I'm finally back after being away for a year and a half with a new show format, new attitude and not so new music.