Rock'n'Soul Radio: Playlist from September 15, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	→ "Good Morning! Starting soon"					Good Morning! Starting soon
The Everly Brothers	I'll See Your Light (remix)   → "I'll See Your Light (remix)" by "The Everly Broth...			1987
The Beau Brummels	Gentle Wandering Ways   → "Gentle Wandering Ways" by "The Beau Brummels"			1965
The Kinks	Lavender Hill (mono mix)   → "Lavender Hill (mono mix)" by "The Kinks"			1968
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Candy Man (stereo CD)   → "Candy Man (stereo CD)" by "The Nitty Gritty Dirt ...			1994
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					Hey there all you cool cats and kittens, it's the bunny here on the Rock and Soul Stream, bringing you the grooviest tunes to keep you moving and grooving all night long. But before we get to the music, let's take a look at the weather, because we all know that's important when you're out on the town. It's a beautiful night here in the Big Apple, with clear skies and a temperature of 68 degrees. But don't let that fool you, folks, because the humidity is at a whopping 82 percent. So make sure to grab your shades and your umbrella before you head out the door. But don't let a little humidity stop you from having a good time, because we've got some hot tracks coming your way. So sit back, relax, and let the bunny take you on a musical journey through the night. This is WFMU, your home for rock and soul, and I'm the bunny, signing off.
Peter & Gordon	Never Ever (mono)   → "Never Ever (mono)" by "Peter & Gordon"			1967
Dion And The Wanderers	Tomorrow Won't Bring The Rain (mono 45)   → "Tomorrow Won't Bring The Rain (mono 45)" by "Dion...			1965
The Byrds	I See You (mono LP)   → "I See You (mono LP)" by "The Byrds"			2012
Music behind DJ: Roland Vincent	LSD Party   → "LSD Party" by "Roland Vincent"					Back announcing the set
Chad & Jeremy	Teenage Failure (mono 45)   → "Teenage Failure (mono 45)" by "Chad & Jeremy"			1966
The Restless Feelin's	Hey, Mama, You've Been On My Mind   → "Hey, Mama, You've Been On My Mind" by "The Restle...			1966
The Iguanas	This Is What I Was Made For (mono 45)   → "This Is What I Was Made For (mono 45)" by "The Ig...
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					"Good evening, my groovy listeners! This is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul stream. It's a beautiful night here in the city that never sleeps, with clear skies and a temperature of 68 degrees. But watch out for that humidity, it's at a sticky 81 percent. So make sure to grab your favorite cold beverage and turn up the tunes, because we're about to take a trip down memory lane with some rockin' and soulful hits from the 60s. Stay tuned, my friends, and let's keep the good vibes flowing on this fine evening. This is the bunny signing off, but the music never stops on the Rock and Soul Stream!"
Barry McGuire	Why Not Stop And Dig It While You Can (mono 45)   → "Why Not Stop And Dig It While You Can (mono 45)" ...			1966
October Country	I Wish I Was A Fire (mono 45)   → "I Wish I Was A Fire (mono 45)" by "October Country"			1968
Bobby Marchan	This Is the Life   → "This Is the Life" by "Bobby Marchan"
Music behind DJ: John Barry	Hit & Miss   → "Hit & Miss" by "John Barry"					Back announcing the set
Denny Laine	Catherine's Wheel   → "Catherine's Wheel" by "Denny Laine"			1968
Los Brincos	Mejor   → "Mejor" by "Los Brincos"			2001
P.F. Sloan	I Know That You'll Be There (mono)   → "I Know That You'll Be There (mono)" by "P.F. Sloan"			1966
Gary Knight	Tell Me Sunshine (mono 45)   → "Tell Me Sunshine (mono 45)" by "Gary Knight"
The Lee Kings	It's Not Right   → "It's Not Right" by "The Lee Kings"			1966
Duncan Browne	On The Bombsite (mono)   → "On The Bombsite (mono)" by "Duncan Browne"			2000
Music behind DJ: The Bunny	pathloop   → "pathloop" by "The Bunny"					Back announcing the set
Bobby Lile And The El Montes	Man Of The World   → "Man Of The World" by "Bobby Lile And The El Montes"			1965