The Whole Nine Yards Ep 235 27.725 FlipBritpop (Britpop covers) with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 235     

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 27th July 2025 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Britflipped – Britpop covers

What is there to say about Britpop that hasn’t already been said? Well, nothing, so we’re not going to talk about it, but we are going to talk about the acts that were inspired by these standards.

It shows that the songs can outrun the genre and typecasting..

The songs chosen were chosen for how well the artists captured the essence of the original recording, without slavishly trying to emulate it. These aren’t tribute acts playing their favourite songs note for note, but artists adding their own voice to well-loved classics.

Hour One

Chase & Status – Strong (Radio One Live Sessions 2014)

Sugababes – I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor (B-side Red Dress 2006 )

Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Do You Remember the First Time? (BBC Live Session  2021)

Royal Otis – Murder on the Dancefloor (Triple J’s Like a Version 2024)

Flaming Lips – Can’t Get you out of my Head (Fight Test 2003)

Basement – Animal Nitrate (BBC Radio 1 Session 2012)

Matt Nathanson – Laid (American Wedding OST 2012)

The Magic Numbers – There is a Light That Never Goes Out (BBC Live Lounge 2006)

Nick Cave – Disco 2000 (Bootleg Live 2002)

Jess Sutherland – On and On (Studio Covers 2014)

Jacob Banks – Magic (Radio 1 Live Sessions 2014)

Matt Johnson – Don’t Look Back in Anger (Acoustic 2018)

Hour Two

First to Eleven – Song 2 (Song 2 Single 2021)

The Wizard – Champagne Supernova (Electric State OST 2016)

The View – Don’t Look Back into the Sun (Radio 1: Established 1967 2006)

Hozier – Do I Wanna Know (Radio 1’s Live Lounge 2014)

Paramore – Love’s Not a Competition (Radio 1’s Live Lounge Volume 3 2008)

James Arthur – Mr Writer ( The Saturday Sessions 2015)

Ragsy – A Design for Life (Keeping Up with Jones Vo1 2019)

Jamie T – Out of Time (The Saturday Sessions 2015)

Clayhill – Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want (Dead Man’s Shoes OST 2004)

Jeff Buckley – I Know It’s Over (You and I

Regina Spektor – No Surprises (Single 2010)

Jamie Cullum – High and Dry (Pointless Nostalgic 2003)

Chris Simmons – Wonderwall (Single 2025)

Lost Immortals Ep 330 20.7.25 5-7pm with Roy Stannard & Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 330 Sunday 20th July 2025 5-7pm
on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples
www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Cherry Bomb

Matt and Roy detonate another explosion of rare, undiscovered and brand new music, chosen by our listeners, with a bit of help from us. Zamrock, Clifton Chenier and the Stones go Zydeco, Percy Mayfield, Neville Brothers and a Paul Carrack tribute. Oh, and Anahni covers Gloria Gaynor.

Hour One

  1. Ozomatli – Elysian Persuasian (Fire Away 2010)
  2. Witch – Kamusale (SOGOLO, 2025)
  3. Circa Waves – Cherry Bomb (Death & Love, Pt. 1. & Pt. 2. 2025)
  4. Highspire – Crushed (Single, 2025)
  5. Broncho – Funny Natural Pleasure 2025)
  6. WSRW – pôt-pot – (Warsaw 480km, 2025)
  7. The Jazz Butcher – Nothing Special (Distressed Gentlefolk 1986)
  8. The Glass Beads – City of Tears (Therapy 2020)
  9. Glass Beams – Rattlesnake (Mahal EP 2024)
  10. Clifton Chenier – Ti Na Na (Bogalusa Boogie, 1990)
  11. The Rolling Stones & Steve Riley – Zydeco Sont Pas Salés (A Tribute to the King of Zydeco 2025)

Hour Two

  1. Percy Mayfield – Louisiana (Single, 1952. Poet Of The Blues, 1990)
  2. The Neville Brothers – Voodoo (Yellow Moon, 1989)
  3. Ace – You’re all that I Need (No Strings 1977)
  4. Paul Carrack – How Long (2024 version) (Greatest Hits – 50th Anniversary 2024)
  5. Supertramp – Two of Us (Crisis? What Crisis?, 1975)
  6. Mustafa Sandal – Kalmadı (No More) (Gölgede Ayni (Same in the Shadow) 1996)
  7. Jamestown Revival – Journeyman (The Education Of A Wandering Man, 2016)
  8. Phoebe Bridgers – Graceland Too (Punisher, 2020)
  9. Natalie Merchant – Ophelia (Ophelia, 1998)
  10. Anohni & The Johnsons – I Will Survive (I Will Survive / RNC 7” Single 2020)

Extended

  • Lila Downs – Naila (Azulao: En vivo con Lila Downs 1996)
  • Croquet Club – Slowly (Fugue In Twilight, 2024)
  • Woom – Slow You (To Slow You EP 2025)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 234 20.7.25 3-5pm So Far, So Good (the best 23 of 25 so far) with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 234     

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 20th July 2025 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

So Far, So Good – the top 23 of 25

Welcome to The Whole Nine Yards. I’m Roy Stannard, and as we’re past the half way point of the year, we’re doing an audit of the best 23 songs of 2025 so far that didn’t just make waves – they shifted tides. My son Callum writes a music blog on Medium under the name Cal.W.S. and because this show has been half produced by him, this is a real family affair.

Hour One

Motorbike – Cold Sweat (Kick it Over 2025)

Wunderhorse – The Rope (Single 2025)

White Lies – Nothing on Me (Night Light 2025)

Jenny Hval – The Artist is Absent (Iris Silver Mist 2025)

Scott Lavene – Disneyland in Dagenham (Disneyland in Dagenham 2024)

Kae Tempest – Sunshine in Catford ft Neil Tennant (Self-Titled 2025)

Wolf Alice – The Sofa (The Clearing 2025)

Sleep Token – Caramel (Even in Arcadia 2025)

Saya Grey – Puddle of Me (Saya 2025)

Soldana – Heaven Written (Single 2024)

Falle Nioke – Falle Le Le Le (Love from under the Sea 2025)

Confucius MC & Bastien Keb – Time Will Come (Songs for Lost Travellers 2025)

Hour Two

Barry Can’t Swim  – Machine Noise for a Quiet Day (Loner 2025)

Four Tet – Into Dust (Still Falling) (Single 2025)

Yetsuby – Fly (4Eva 2025)

Pulp – Got To Have Love (More. 2025)

Leon Thomas ft Halle Bailey – Rather Be Alone (Mutt / Heel 2025)

Racing Mount Pleasant – Call It Easy (Single 2025)

The Favors (Finneas Eilish + Ashe) – The Hudson (The Dream 2025)

DJ Koze ft Ada – Unbelievable (Music Can Hear Us 2025)

Daniel Caesar & Rex Orange County – Rearrange My World / There’s a Field (That’s Only Yours)

Ólafur Arnalds and Talos – A Dawning (A Dawning 2025)

Oksana Linde – Estrella II (Travesías 2025)

Lost Immortals Ep 329 13.7.25 with Roy Stannard & Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 329 Sun 13th July 2025 5-7pm

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

with Roy Stannard and Matthew Staples

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Jumpin’ Jive

Wild themes this week – a 4-way mix of ‘Jump, Jive & Wail’; a belated nod to the 4th (and 3rd) of July and a genealogy of bands that have housed Robyn Hitchcock & Kimberley Rew. Plus a couple of unexpected Eurovision winners! Expect the unexpected.

Hour One

1. X – 4th of July (See How We Are, 2016)

2. Aimee Mann – 4th July (Whatever 1993)

3. John Prine – The Third of July (The Missing Years, 1991)

4. W.A.S.P. – Forever Free (The Headless Children 1989)

5. Mix: Louis Prima – Jump Jive Wail with Keely Smith, Sam Butera And The Witnesses (The Wildest! 1956)

a. The Brian Setzer Orchestra – Jump Jive & Wail (The Dirty Boogie 1999)

b. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy – Jump Jive and Wail (Louie, Louie, Louie 2017)

c. Joe Jackson – Jumpin’ Jive (Jumpin’ Jive 1981) Cab Calloway

6. The Beasts of Bourbon – Ten Wheels for Jesus (The Axeman’s Jazz 1984)

7. Operation Ivy – Sound System (Energy, 1989)

8. Peter Gabriel – Burn You Up, Burn You Down (Live) (In The Big Room, 2025)

9. Rubber Rodeo – Heartbreak Highway (Heartbreak Highway, 1986)

10. Livy Ekemezie – Holiday Action (Friday Night, 1983)

Hour Two

1. Lau Noah & Salvador Sobral – Wooden Chair (Single, 2024)

2. The Soft Boys – Unprotected Love (Nextdoorland 2002)

3. Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians – My Wife & My Dead Wife (Fegmania! 1985)

4. Kimberley Rew – My Baby Does Her Hairdo Long (The Bible of Bop 1982)

5. Katrina & The Waves – Going Down to Liverpool (Walking on Sunshine 1984)

6. Kevin Ayers – Stranger in Blue Suede Shoes (Whatevershebringswesing, 1999 remaster.

Orig 1971)

7. Max Romeo – The Blood of the Prophet (Revelation Time 1978)

8. Ex:Re – The Dazzler (Ex:Re, 2018)

9. Eiko Ishibashi – Antigone (Antigone, 2025)

10. The Innocence Mission – Rain (Setting Out in the Leaf Boat) (My Room in the Trees, 2010)

11. Mary Chapin Carpenter – Girl and Her Dog (Personal History 2025)

Extended

• Scott H. Biram – Still Drunk, Still Crazy, Still Blue (Something’s Wrong/Lost Forever, 2009)

• Iris DeMent – Our Town (Infamous Angel 1992)

• Old Salt – Rain & Snow (Bindle 2025)

• Hindi Zahra – Silence (Homeland 2017)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 233 13.7.25 Blowing through the Reeds with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 233

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 13th July 2025 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Blowing through the reeds

Today we’re celebrating the mighty harmonica – a pint-sized powerhouse that has soundtracked the blues and provided the essential accompaniment to protest and folk songs. This handy pocket instrument has whispered, wailed, and roared its way through decades of sound. A story of breath and brass – blowing through genres and generations. Blowin’ with the wind..

Hour One

Pet Shop Boys – Beautiful People (Yes 2009)

John Barry Orchestra – Theme from Midnight Cowboy (Midnight Cowboy Soundtrack 1969)

Mr Bloe – Grooving with Mr Bloe (Single 1970)

Marmalade – Rainbow (Single 1970)

Traffic – Dear Mr. Fantasy (Mr. Fantasy 1967)

Peter Gabriel ft Larry Adler – Summertime (George Martin’s The Glory of Gershwin featuring Larry Adler 1994)

Graham Bond Organisation- Train Time (The Sound of ’65 1965)

Dr Feelgood – Down at the Doctor’s (Private Practice 1978)

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – If Love Is The Law (Who Built The Moon? 2017)

Barry McGuire – Eve of Destruction (Eve of Destruction 1965)

Bob Dylan – Mr. Tambourine Man (Bringing It All Back Home 1965)

Stevie Wonder – Fingertips (Part 2) (The 12 Year Old Genius – Live 1963)

The Chamber Brothers – I Can’t Stand It (The Time Has Come 1967)

Hour Two

The Rolling Stones – Midnight Rambler (Let it Bleed 1969)

Bruce Springsteen – Devils & Dust (Devils & Dust 2005)

My Morning Jacket – Death Is The Easy Way (At Dawn 2001)

The Decemberists – Down by the Water (The King is Dead 2010)

Bob Dylan – If Not For You (New Morning 1970)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – The Lee Shore (4 Way Street 1971)

Laura Nyro – Billy’s Blues (More Than A New Discovery 1967)

Lana Del Rey – Bluebird (Single 2025)

The Eagles – Doolin-Dalton (Desperado 1973)

Stevie Wonder – Can We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart? (Single 2024)

Neil Young – Heart of Gold (Harvest 1972)

Willie Nelson – Don’t Let the Old Man In (First Rose of Spring 2020)

The Lost Immortals Ep 328 6.7.25 with Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 328 Sun 6th July 5-7pm

with Matthew Staples and Roy Stannard

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

96 Tears

1996 was the year that a well known US basketball player realised that if he went to jail he wouldn’t able to listen to the Lost Immortals.

Fortunately, everyone else can tune in live at 5pm Sunday or catch up on https://mixcloud.com/roystannard

Our contributors of lost, unrecognised songs every week make it a must listen. Why not join them?

This week’s we’ve got another 2 hours of great tunes for our Mid Sussex Radio listeners with a few extras in the bank for those of you tuning in on Mixcloud.

HOUR ONE

  1. Paul Brady – Cry It Out (Hooba Dooba, 2010)
  2. Horsegirl – Where’d You Go? (Phonetics On and On, 2025)
  3. The Lemonheads – Deep End (Love Chant, Autumn 2025)
  4. Miles Kane – Love Is Cruel (Sunlight In The Shadows, Oct 2025)
  5. Garland Jeffreys – 96 Tears (Escape Artist 1981)
  6. The Kowloons – The Kowloons,- I Don’t Care (I Don’t Care 2025)
  7. Joy Division vs The 1975 – Disorder vs Give Yourself a Try (Unknown Pleasures 1979 / A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships 2018) RS mix
  8. Taj Mahal – Take A Giant Step (Giant Steps/De Old Folks At Home, 2009)
  9. Jeff Buckley – I Know It’s Over (You and I, 2016)
  10. Billy Bragg & Wilco – Walt Whitman’s Niece (Mermaid Avenue 1998)
  11. Boukman Eksperyans – Tande M Tande (Kalfou Danjere, 1992)

HOUR TWO

12. Ellie Dixon – Loose Change (Loose Change, 2025)

13. Raffaella Carrà – Cuando Calienta El Sol (Cuando Calienta El Sol 1983)

14. Electralane – Gone Under Sea (The Power Out, 2004)

15. Bad Snacks – ‘show me how u do it!’ feat. Nicole McCabe (Single, 2025)

16. Africa Express – Morals (feat. Muzi, Moonchild Sanelly, Mahlathini and The Mahotella Queens & Mr Jukes) (African Express 2019)

17. VayFlor – Spirito (Arcobalena 2021)

18. King Hannah – The Mattress (Big Swimmer 2024)

19. Kathy Chaviola – Thirty Years of Tears (The Harvest 2000)

20. Randy Newman – The World Isn’t Fair (Bad Love 1999)

21. Mariza – Poetas (Fado Em Mim 2001)

22. Blonde Redhead & Brooklyn Youth Chorus – Via Savona (Choir Version) (The Shadow Of The Guest 2025)

EXTENDED

Terra Pines – Pinos Altos (Downbeats, 2022)

Roy Clark & ‘Gatemouth’ Brown – The Drifter

Chickenfoot (Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani, Chad Smith) – Future in the Past (live) (Best + Live 2017)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 232 True North Stories (Best of Canada Vol II) with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 232     

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 6th July 2025 3-5pm

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

True North Stories: Songs from across the 49th Parallel – Pt II

Last week, we set off across the 49th Parallel to mark Canada Day with songs that span rocky Atlantic shores to neon-lit alleyways in Toronto. But two hours was never going to be enough. So we’re back – mining deeper into Canada’s musical hills.

Canadian music doesn’t follow trends songs; they’re emotional landmarks, shaped by wilderness, migration, protest, and perseverance.

This isn’t the soundtrack of America’s upstairs neighbour—it’s the voice of a country that moves to its own beat. So let’s head north again, and let the songs lead the way.

Hour One

Aysanabee – Nomads (Watin 2022)

Metric – Gimme Sympathy (Fantasies 2009)

Broken Social Scene – Anthems for a Seventeen-Year-Old Girl (You Forgot It in People 2002)

Feist – Borrow Trouble (Multitudes 2023)

Rufus Wainwright – Going to a Town (Release the Stars 2007)

Cowboy Junkies – A Horse in the Country (Black Eyed Man 1992)

Blue Rodeo – Try (Outskirts 1987)

Spirit of the West – Home for a Rest (Save This House 1990)

Great Big Sea – Ordinary Day (Play 1997)

Sarah McLachlan – Angel (Surfacing 1997)

City and Colour – The Girl (Bring Me Your Love 2008)

Serena Ryder – Stompa (Harmony 2012)

Mylène Farmer – À tout jamais (L’Emprise 2022)

Hour Two

Adaline – Running on Empty (Hymnal 2024)

Yves Jarvis – Gold Filigree (All Cylinders 2025)

Tia Wood T.I.A. ( T.I.A. 2025)

Rose Cousins – Forget Me Not (Conditions of Love – Vol 1 2025)

Allison Russell – The Returner (The Returner 2023)

Leif Vollebekk – Transatlantic Flight (New Ways 2019)
William Prince  – The Spark (Reliever 2020)
Charlotte Cardin – Confetti (99 Nights 2021)
Ruby Waters – Feeling Good (If It Comes Down to It 2021)
Andy Shauff – Catch Your Eye (Norm 2023)
Saya Gray – Empathy 4 Bethany (Qwerty 2022)
Rufus Wainwright – He Ain’t Heavy (Zoolander OST 2001)      

Lost Immortals Ep 327 Sunday 29th June 2025 with Roy Stannard and Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Lost Immortals Ep 327

Sun 29th June 25 5-7pm

with Roy Stannard & Matthew Staples

on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

Knock Down, Drag Out.

Pete Townsend has pushed The Wild Things and we open the show with them, followed by Mott, Ezra Furman, We Are Scientists, Magazine, Wet Leg and Mazzy Star remixed by Four Tet plus the brilliant Emma-Jean Thackray.

Hour One

  1. The Wild Things – Knock Down, Drag Out (Single 2025)
  2. Mott The Hoople – Darkness Darkness (Brain Capers 1971)
  3. Ezra Furman – Power of the Moon (Goodbye Small Head 2025)
  4. We Are Scientists – What You Want is Gone (Qualifying Miles 2025)
  5. Magazine – Shot By Both Sides (Real Life, 1978)
  6. Paradise Circus – Icarus (Single 2025)
  7. Pacifica – Premature Rejection (Freak Scene (live), 2024)
  8. Film School – Is this a Hotel? (Swim single 2020)
  9. Night Beds – Ramona (Country Sleep, 2013)
  10. Gelli Haha – Bounce House (Bounce House, 2025)
  11. The Pussywillows – Boat That I Row (Sping Fever!, 1988)
  12. Wet Leg – Davina Mccall (Moisturiser 2025) Hour Two
  13. Mazzy Star – Into Dust (So Tonight That I Might See 1993)
  14. Four Tet – Into Dust (Still Falling) Single 2025)
  15. Tigers Can Bite You – Second Nature (Steve Ward Hears Voices EP, 2009)
  16. Jesse Welles – Let’s Bomb Iran (Live, not on record 2025)
  17. Eric Bibb – Mami Wata (Sebastian’s Tune) (Global Griot, 2018)
  18. Yazmin Lacey – Bad Company (Voice Notes, 2023)
  19. Emma Jean Thackray – Thank You for the Day (Weirdo 2025)
  20. Rayland Baxter – Olivia (Feathers & Fishhooks, 2012)
  21. Joshua James – Mystic (From The Top Of Willamette Mountain, 2012)
  22. Havet (fka Mimi & Josy) – Things In Between (Single, 2024)
  23. Mort Schuman – Sorrow (À nous les petites anglaises (Let’s Get Those English Girls 1975)
  24. This Mortal Coil – Another Day (remastered) (It’ll End in Tears 1984)

The Whole Nine Yards Ep 231 29.6.25 True North Songs (Canada’s Greatest Hits) with Roy Stannard on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

The Whole Nine Yards Episode 231                                                                                              

With Roy Stannard

On Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

Sunday 29th June 2025 3-5pm

http://www.midsussexradio.co.uk/listen

True North Stories: Songs from across the 49th Parallel

Tomorrow is Canada Day, so we’re crossing the 49th Parallel to celebrate the incredible music that has come from the windswept coasts of Newfoundland to the indie cafés of Montreal, from prairie ballads to urban beats, Canadian artists have consistently broken new frontiers crafting songs that create an identity, not as the 51st state next door, but of resilience, heartache, and hope.

This collection covers some of the most iconic songs, but it’s a trek through stories – a sonic map of Canada’s soul, explored by remarkable artists whose work transcends borders and generations.

So let’s cross the border into Canada and listen to the voices that have invaded America, and the rest of the world..

Hour One
Stan Rogers Northwest Passage (Northwest Passage 1981)
Nadia Reid Oh, Canada (Out f my Province 2020)
Jann Arden Waiting in Canada (Blood Red Cherry 2000)
Buffy Sainte-Marie Until It’s Time for You to Go (Many a Mile 2000)
Leonard Cohen Suzanne (Songs of Leonard Cohen 1967)
Joni Mitchell A Case of You (Both Sides Now 2000)
The Band The Weight (Music from Big Pink 1968)
The Guess Who American Woman (American Woman 1970)
Gordon Lightfoot If You Could Read My Mind (Sit Down Young Stranger 1970)
Kate & Anna McGarrigle Talk to me of Mendocino (Kate & Anna McGarrigle 1975)
Martha Wainwright Love will be Reborn (Love will be Reborn 2021)
Hour Two
Cowboy Junkies Sweet Jane (Trinity Session 1988)
Neil Young Like a Hurricane (American Stars ’n Bars 1977)
Bruce Cockburn If a Tree Falls (Big Circumference 1989)
Dan Mangan Rows of Houses (Oh Fortune 2011)
Alanis Morissette Thank Q (Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie 1995)
Ron Sexsmith Secret Heart (Ron Sexsmith 1995)
K.D. Lang Hallelujah (Hymns of the 49th Parallel 2004)
The Tragically Hip Bobcaygeon (Phantom Power 1998)
The Weather Station Neon Sign (Humanhood 2025)
The Weakerthans Plea from a Cat Named Virtute (Reconstruction Site 2003)
Arcade Fire Wake Up (Funeral 2004)

Lost Immortals Ep 326 22.6.25 with Roy Stannard and Matt Staples on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM

THE LOST IMMORTALS – EXPANDING YOUR MUSICAL HORIZONS

Ep 326 Sun June 22nd 2025 5-7pm
with Roy Stannard & Matthew Staples
on Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM
www.midsussexradio.co.uk

50 Mission Cap

This week we revisit The Tragically Hip’s 1993 album ‘Fully Completely’; play a sequence of UK punk/post punk legend Ian Lowery’s tracks with different bands; find out why Jesus Chrysler drives a Dodge; pay a deja vu visit Kent State University in Ohio; decide whether to wear hi-heel sneakers or slip-in mules – and discover why the Electric Prunes had too much to dream last night. Lost music and songs that have long been locked away in lunatic asylums. They break out with glee to our radio surreal zone.

Hour One

1. Dropkick Murphys – Who’ll Stand With Us? (For The People, 2025)
2. The Tragically Hip – Fifty Mission Cap (Fully Completely 1993)
3. Bernie Tormé & Electric Gypsies – Star (Original Promo, 1982)
4. The Wall – Uniform (New Way EP 1979)
5. Folk Devils – Hank Turns Blue (Beautiful Monster – Singles and B Sides 1982-4)
6. Ski Patrol – Extinguish (Mark Lusardi’s remix/remaster (Versions of a Life 1979-81)
7. King Blank – Shot Full of Holes (The Real Dirt Singles and B Sides 1988)
8. The Screaming Blue Messiahs – Jesus Chrysler Drives a Dodge (Bikini Red 1987)
9. Live – All Over You (Throwing Copper 1994)
10. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Ohio (So Far, 1974) (Single, 1970)
11. Matt Berninger – Inland Ocean (Get Sunk, 2025)

Hour Two

1. The Electric Prunes – I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) (The Electric Prunes, 1966)
2. The Concretes – Chico (The Concretes, 2010)
3. Sugar Pie De Santo – Slip-In Mules (In The Basement: The Chess Recordings, 1964)
4. Nate Mercereau – Righteous Energy (Joy Techniques EP, 2019)
5. King Harvest – Smile on her Face (Dancing in the Moonlight 1973)
6. Morgan Wade – Matches and Metaphors (Reckless (Deluxe 2021)
7. FolkPort – The dark Night of the Soul (Studio Live, 2025)
8. Mari Kalkun – Suur Tamm (The Greak Oak) (Stories of Stonia, 2023)
9. Quinn Oulton – Show Your Face ft. Demae (Show Your Face EP, 2021)
10. Croquet Club – Slowly (Fugue in Twilight 2024)
11. The Dustbowl Revival – Mirror (Is it You, or is it Me 2019)