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Elton John - Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
Concrete Blonde - Joey
Steve Forbert - Say Goodbye To Little Jo
Jackson Browne - Sky Blue And Black (live At Royal Albert Hall)
Jimi Hendrix - My Friend
Steven Wilson - King Ghost
Steven Wilson - Personal Shopper
Greene String Quartet - Welcome To The Jungle
Pink Floyd - Speak To Me/Breathe/On The Run
Pink Floyd - Time
Pink Floyd - The Great Gig In The Sky
Eastmountainsouth - On Your Way
The Sound - Temperature Drop
Sheryl Crow - I Shall Believe
Julian Coryell - You Are Not Glass
Catie Curtis - I Still Want To
Dada - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow (radio mix)
Graham Parker - Don't Let It Break You Down
The Long Ryders - I Had A Dream
The Long Ryders - Looking For Lewis And Clark
The Long Ryders - I Want You Bad/A Stitch In Time
Typhoon - Empire Builder
Teenage Fanclub - I'm More Inclined
Too Much Joy - Pong
Too Much Joy - Crush Story
The Zombies - This Will Be Our Year
Nada Surf - Blankest Year
Frank Turner - Photosynthesis
Dramarama - Shadowless Heart
Lyres - Help You Ann
Willie Nile - Cell Phones Ringing (in The Pockets Of The Dead)
David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - God's Monkey
Jim James - State Of The Art (a.e.i.o.u.)
The Sweet - Love Is Like Oxygen
Fantastic Negrito - A New Beginning
APB - One Day
Steven Wilson - Count Of Unease






NOTES
This episode is done in tribute and memory for my best friend, Joe Cerach “aka” Joey Bolt. That’s Joe and me on the cover posing in my home studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico back in 1994, just one of many times when he went above and beyond the call helping me schlep across the country for work. A real friend is rare to find and devastating to lose, especially so young. As fate would have it, 2 days after Joe passed I received the new album from one of his absolute favorite artists, Steven Wilson’s “The Future Bites.” I would like to believe he has already heard it. We’ll feature that along with new stuff from Typhoon, Teenage Fanclub and the return of Too Much Joy alongside a deep excavation of sounds in an attempt to recreate the endless hours Joe and I spent discovering, exploring and acquiring as much music as humanly possible. Hope you enjoy the journey and don’t miss the included tribute to Tom Stevens of The Long Ryders. As always, thanks for all your generous contributions at https://paypal.me/pools/c/8beKwFWlHR which make everything possible.