In our final episode of Season 6, Frankie and I have a couple of terrific "Deep Cuts From Top Albums"--Frank's is from Aerosmith with a song first written and recorded in the early 50's!! And Tim has one from the debut album of Bob Welch (who is also the topic of our "Great Start, Then..." segment. Our "1-Hit Wonder" comes from the Undisputed Truth from the late summer of '71. And, Live Aid is in focus as our season winds down. Next week, we'll have highlight reel of Season 6, then Season 7 begins with all-new episodes on Monday, Sept. 12th.

Our 2nd-to-last episode of Season 6 has Joe Cocker as our Featured Artist! Great voice, terrific interpreter of songs from the Beatles, Box Tops and others. Also this week, Frankie has a "Deep Cut" from Joe Jackson's "Night and Day" album, and Tim's is from Todd's "Something/Anything" album. And what a terrific couple of songs in our continuing series, "Rock vs. Pop", from spring '72...Enjoy!!

In this episode, Frankie has a great "Deep Cut" from Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" LP; Tim's is from Mike Nesmith of The Monkees. Booker T & The MG's is Frankie's "Best Instrumentals" and Tim's is from Toto's debut album, "Girl Goodbye. Our Featured Artist this week is one our favorite artists--Sting. Enjoy!!

ZZ Top is our Featured Artist this week! Frankie and I have a couple of great "Deep Cuts"; Frank has one from the White Album, and Tim's is from the 1980 Ambrosia album, "One Eighty." The Knack is front-and-center in our "Great Start, Then..." segment, and if you like to head back to the early part of the 70s, you'll LOVE our "Best Instrumentals" this week. Thanks for your downloads--we have more now than ever! Enjoy!

In Episode 10, Phil Collins is our Featured Artist; our 1-Hit Wonder takes us back to early '82 with a big hit for Bertie Higgins which could've easily been recorded by Jimmy Buffet! Player is featured in our "Artists that Debuted at #1 or #2" segment, with their big hit, "Baby Come Back." Plus, a couple of great "Deep Cuts" and "Best Instrumentals" which you're sure to enjoy! Thanks for listening!!

Carole King is our Featured Artist this week! Frankie and I will tell you all about this 2-time Rock Hall Inductee!! Also, Tim has a tune from Toto from their debut album in our "Deep Cuts" segment; Frank has one from Talking Heads. Remember the Bay Area group Tower of Power? Frankie has a great one from this great band in our "Best Instrumentals" category. Enjoy!!

Our latest episode features the great Robert Palmer! Cool voice (one of Frankie's favorites!), Cool look, Great videos--SO 1980s, yet would still be appealing today. Also, in our "Deep Cuts" segment, Tim has one from the Eagles' Long Run album; Frank's is David Bowie's "TVC-15." "Great Start, Then..." fills you in on whatever happened to Rickie Lee Jones. Plus, a great one in our continuing series, "Pop vs. Rock." the Rock song could've easily been done by a group like Blood, Sweat & Tears or Guess Who--but wasn't! Enjoy!!

In our 7th episode of Season 6, Frank and I have a couple of great "Deep Cuts From Top Albums;" mine comes from Jim Croce's 1973 album, "Life & Times" and Frankie's is from Page & Plant from the "No Quarter" album. Also, we'll have two #1 hit songs in our "Best Instrumentals" segment. And, Don Henley is our Featured Artist. Enjoy!

It's an All-American show this week on "70s Rock Conversations!" The Beach Boys are the Featured Artist; a couple of great Best Instrumentals too! One from the Assembled Multitude, the other goes way back to 1962...Deep Cuts from Top Albums has a track from the Steely Dan album, "Katy Lied" and one from Genesis and their album, "...and Then There Were Three." Enjoy your 4th of July!!

Jimi Hendrix, the legendary guitarist from Seattle, is our Featured Artist this week! Plus, in our new "Great Start, Then..." category, Frank fills you in on what happened to Don McLean. Our "Best Instrumentals" segment features a terrific rocker from Emerson, Lake & Palmer; while Tim's is a nice little number by Bob James--"Angela," better known as the theme to the tv show "Taxi." And, next week, be sure to join us for an all-American show featuring the Beach Boys. Enjoy!