This week, we’ll take a good look at the prolific early 70s through 80s in the career of Little Stevie, a period during which he defined some of the parameters of both Funk and Disco, helped transform the way keyboards were used in Rock music and made a large contribution to the introduction of the synthesizer to the mainstream.

Yes, we’re talking about Stevie Wonder here.

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Malaclypse

This week’s show will look at just some of the work of Jazz guitar legend Pat Metheny (and his group).

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Malaclypse

On the occasion of this year’s Guy Fawkes/Bonfire night, we will put on a show that’s on fire. Well, featuring songs about fire, fireworks, etc. Bring your safety goggles and dancing shoes!

Also please note that sanity has returned to most of the world in the form of standard time, so the show will be on at the usual 12:30 KI time for everybody again.

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Malaclypse

This week, we’ll have a look at the other bits The Who did, both as a band after Keith Moon’s death and as individuals.

And a reminder to our non-European listeners, DST is ending for the UK and EU this weekend, so the pre-show will begin around 13:30 this week.

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Malaclypse

This week, we will look at guitarist, songwriter, singer, Glam Rocker (for a while), poet, and so on, Lou Reed’s career, to mark the tenth anniversary if his going to the Great Stage in the Sky.

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Malaclypse

Who, you ask? The Who. Not The High Numbers. Though they went by that name for a short while, too. This week’s show will follow The Who from their foundation to the death of Keith Moon.

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Malaclypse

This week, we will delve into the world of literature-inspired music once again. Imagine an audiobook you can sing along to… and you’re probably about 90 ° off the track.

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Malaclypse

This week we’ll have a look at the group of three that was the first to be called a “supergroup.” While their career started out sweet, they whipped up lots of fan favour and got their audiences cooking, though in the end, it all went clotted.

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Malaclypse

This week, we will continue our look into the career of the phenomenon called Carlos Santana, covering the years 1977 through 1988.

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Malaclypse

This week, we’ll present another collection of bits you rarely, if ever, hear on FM radio, as well as tracks with a bit of background to them, as in, “What if you ignored your record company’s order to stick to shorter, more radio-friendly songs?”—which question will be answered right at the beginning of the show.

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Malaclypse