We got some great new tunes this week from The Eminent Stars, Chrome Rose, Flevans, Dead End Job, The Kegels, Ritual King, Devil To Pay, and London Afrobeat Collective, and a few others. Whew, that was a lot, but it was a great show full of great new music. Wish we got so much great stuff all the time, but it's usually feast or famine. Starting to wonder if "Nu-Motown" is gonna be the next big thing, especially when we get it from Holland, as we did this week.

Also did the birthday segment. Happy Birthday Susan Tedeschi of the Tedeschi Trucks band, and a bunch of my friends too! Cheers!

12:03am: Beyond Electric Dreams by Bad Religion

12:07am: Wise Men by The Skatalites

12:08am: Mass Manipulation by Steel Pulse

12:13am: Brown Thang by The Eminent Stars

12:18am: Elevator by Chrome Rose

12:21am: Just Kissed My Baby by The Meters

12:27am: A Distant View by Flevans

12:31am: Doin' Time by Lana Del Rey

12:34am: April 29, 1992 (Miami) by Sublime

12:39am: Autumn Tree by Dead End Job

12:42am: Defeated by The Kegels

12:45am: Mr. Moto by Agent Orange

12:49am: But Anyway by Ritual King

12:54am: Leper Messiah by Metallica

1:00am: PREPARE TO DIE by Devil To Pay

1:04am: The New Birthday Song by Japonize Elephants

1:06am: Whiskey Legs by Tedeschi Trucks Band (Happy Birthday Susan Tedeschi!)

1:11am: In The Wash by Jive n Direct (For Damon)

1:15am: Rude Girl by Soul Ska (For Liz)

1:18am: Twenty First Century Boy by Sigue Sigue Sputnick (For Matt)

1:25am: Dog Years by Rush (For Charlie Canine Familiarus, Good Dog!)

1:31am: Tokomona by London Afrobeat Collective

1:38am: African Soldier by Seun Kuti

1:42am: These Things Are True by Rico Rodriguez

1:50am: Freedom is a Wilderness by World Inferno Friendship Society

1:51am: Ex-Girlfriend by No Doubt

1:54am: Nobody Knows You When Your Down And Out by Nina Simone

1:56am: Walking Blues by Eric Clapton (Robert Johnson)

2:00am: First Time I Met The Blues by Buddy Guy

2:02am: Whiskey & The Devil by Westerly

2:06am: Stumbler by Buke and Gase

2:09am: Leave In Silence by Depeche Mode