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Played on 7 episodes · 7 songs
Ep. 040 · · 36 tracks
Mood music for the lab bench: 36 tracks to run a column by. Lou Reed's great adventure and a sedated Ramones up front, Scarlet Begonias and an acoustic Watching the Wheels in the middle stretch, Patti Smith doing Teen Spirit and Warren Zevon's Life'll Kill Ya on the way out, and Joe's Garage to close. Appendix: Barfly, Bukowski, Just Kids, and four beers.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 039 · · 40 tracks
Even more bagels in our baker's dozens: the near misses and omissions. 40 tracks with no unifying theme, just songs that deserved a spin -- two Stolen Cars, a run of touches, a stretch of rain, Nowhere Man to Ramblin' Man, and a Dylan send-off from Frank Turner, Diarrhea Planet, and Wilco with Fleet Foxes.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 034 · · 38 tracks
38 tracks under every phase of the moon. Moondance, Marquee Moon, Neon Moon, Harvest Moon, a Man on the Moon, and one Bad Moon Rising -- through the Eclipse and tucked in at last with Andy Williams and Moon River.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 033 · · 33 tracks
33 tracks of rain, wind, thunder, and flood. From an Emotional Weather Report through hard rain, hurricanes, and a live Texas Flood, riding the storm out until Nanci Griffith finally clears the air.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 025 · · 34 tracks
A bipartisan Fourth of July salute for America's 250th birthday. 34 tracks from Elvis to Sam Cooke that argue, celebrate, mourn, and dance their way through the American experiment. Democracy's collapsin' but these wieners be slappin'.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 019 · · 34 tracks
34 tracks celebrating bands bound by blood, marriage, and the occasional sibling rivalry. From the Everly Brothers to HAIM, the Cashes to the Thompsons -- proof that the family that plays together stays together (mostly).
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
Ep. 002 · · 28 tracks
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Mike and Kerry explore the power of protest music – from civil rights anthems to modern-day calls for change. Music that speaks truth to power.
1 song by Creedence Clearwater Revival on this show
