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The life, times and music of Al Kooper, Blues Project, Blood, Sweat & Tears and on and on.

If one guitar is good, two guitars is better! Check out thse tunes!

The sun, the moon, and the sun and moon!

The 1970 Isle of Wight Festival was one of the largest gatherings of humans any where, any time, for any reason. But this time, music was the reason. Live music. Enjoy!

We make the case that 1971 was the greatest year in popular music!

Our special annual Telethon Show!

It's all ladies all the time as we celebrate the female voice!

The mid-to-late sixties saw a lot of laid back west coast types (CSNY, Joni, Jackson, The Doors, Love, Byrds, and cheap rent and a loving music community only a five-minute drive from the Sunset Strip where they all played. Today's show features that music.

Today we're taking a lunchtime trip, musically speaking. Buckle up!

Train songs, but not the train songs you'd expect.

Premature Valentines Day lovey dovey stuff from deep in the vaults.

On 3 February 1959, the music died when Biddy Holly's plane went down in Clear Lake, Iowa. It was reborn on 9 February 1964 when the Beatles revived us. Today's show covers those years, but with a twist. It's all covers of those songs from '59 through '64!

Let's celebrate the January birthdays of our faves - Country Joe, Stepehn Still, and the list goes on. Tune in!

This week we make the case that 1969 was the year that country-rock exploded, even if it wasn't called that for years to come. We just called it "music"

La Cave began as a coffeehouse in '62 and quickly morphed into a folk music club, but in '65 began booking rock bands. You'll hear some of those bands today along with my musings. Tune in!

Every year in January we pay homage to our fave musicians who passed on the previous year. This is that show.

With Tommy Smothers' passing, it's time to reflect on all the subversive folk and rock music they hosted on their late '60 Comedy Hour.

With Tommy Smothers' passing, it's time to reflect on all the subversive folk and rock music they hosted on their late '60 Comedy Hour.

In the spirit of the season, SFRS plays two hours of music by unexpected collaborators. The show begins with a little-known harmony vocalist who doesn't miss her big opportunity! Tune in from noon till 2!