Friday Night Record Club

  Stream the Show Download the Songs The leaves are turning, your baseball team has been eliminated, the days are getting literally darker....let's cocoon together! Join me next Friday for some soft rock. Remember the couch scene of Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive? It might be a little like that. We shall see. So, plan some warm drinks for your boozy sullen heart, and let's get soft! 1. Al Stewart - 1976 - Year of the Cat 2. Bobby Caldwell - 1978 - What You Won't Do for Love 3. 10cc - 1977 - The Things We Do for Love 4. Carly Simon - 1978 - You Belong to Me 5. Firefall - 1977 - Just Remember I Love You 6. Gerry Rafferty - 1979 - Right Next Time 7. Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds - 1975 - Fallin' in Love 8. Jefferson Starship - 1975 - Miracles 9. Kim Carnes - 1980 - More Love 10. Little River Band - 1978 - Reminiscing 11. Nicolette Larson - 1978 - Lotta Love 12. Paul Davis - 1977 - I Go Crazy 13. Robert John - 1979 - Sad Eyes 14. Seals and Crofts - 1976 - Get Closer 1...

  Stream the Show Download the Songs Put on your boogie shoes and join us this Friday for an SMC dance party. There will be songs about dancing, songs connected with famous dances, and songs that just plain make you wanna dance - if you ain't dead!!! (with your host, Nick) 01 Yello - Move Dance Be Born Welcome Shlep Music Club to my dance party!!! 02 Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing The brothers Gibb ain’t wrong – get on the floor. 03 Alicia Bridges - I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round) 04 The Jacksons - Dancing Machine One of the YouTube commenters stated that puberty voice change Michael was their favorite. 05 Archie Bell and the Drells - Tighten Up “we dance just as good as we want” 06 Peaches & Herb - Shake Your Groove Thing 07 Danny and the Juniors - At The Hop I fuckin love this song.  Protopunk 08 Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell We all know the dance… 09 The Capitols - Cool Jerk Arranged by the Motown house band, the Funk Brothers, the song was originally to be cal...

  Stream the Show Download the Songs School has started, and so it is time for the first party of the year! Get ready to time travel. Grab your fake ID, or get an older sibling to buy you a case of Stroh's and some peach schnapps.... and since it is 1987 we're going to, you probably shouldn't count on a designated driver... though two reliable rides will be there. You see me behind the red car with the long coat and the Bauhaus shirt? Yeah, weird, right? To my immediate left is Quinton and two to my right is Geno! They will be at the set. As for the music, I am approaching this as if I was actually trying to cater to one of those Friday night parties in 1987. It will consist only of music that I knew at that point, and it will be catered to that crowd. That means there is gonna be a lot of rock of the era, and the more adventurous stuff will be slyly mixed in, because I don't wanna get my ass kicked outta the pit! Still, it is gonna be fun, and I hope you join! Bon Jovi...

  Stream the Show Download the Songs 01 Boston – Foreplay/Long Time I didn’t think I could come up with anything interesting to say about one of the most played songs ever on the radio, until I learned a bit about Tom Scholz. The Boston guitarist plays the organ here – and a lot more. From All Music: Tom Scholz, who wrote most of the songs, was a studio wizard and used self-designed equipment such as 12-track recording devices to come up with an anthemic "arena rock" sound before the term was even coined. The sound was hard rock, but the layered melodies and harmonics reveal the work of a master craftsman. Scholz’ album credits: Arranger, Artwork, Bass, Clavinet, Composer, Design, Engineer, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), Keyboards, Liner Notes, Organ, Percussion, Producer, Remastering, Special Effects   Misc.: The Lowrey organ is an electronic organ named after its developer, Frederick C. Lowrey (1871–1955), a Chicago-based indus...