This week’s show will concern itself with the bits one rarely hears by that band one constantly hears, the Beatles. For the historically inclined, there will be bits that contain the absolute Best drumming, er Peter Best’s drumming on record, before he was replaced with Ringo Starr.

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Malalypse

Since we did the first part of our history of Steely Dan week before the last, we thought it might be a good idea to also broadcast the second part, which we will do this Sunday.

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Malalypse

Well, Mr. Lightfoot passed away a few weeks ago, and we looked back and found to our surprise that we had so far not made a show about him, so this week we will correct this severe oversight and present the work of Gordon Lightfoot.

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Malalypse

This week, we will have a look at Steely Dan’s first outings and into the late 1970s. Hence “part 1,” part 2 to follow in a fortnight.

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Malalypse

In the aftermath of the first coronation in the British Isles in over seventy years, this week’s topic will be, obviously, Kings.

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This week’s show is another collection of songs rarely heard on the airwaves, and those with a bit of a story behind them. What if…?

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This Saturday is Earth Day, so we think it fitting that we should celebrate Earth in our show this week.

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This week, we will have a good look at the various phases of the career of Cat Stevens—not always straightforward, but always fascinating.

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For Easter Sunday, we will revisit the theme of orchestral music from the Americas, Britain and Europe.

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This week’s showing will be the grand finale of our history of Pink Floyd, covering the time from The Final Cut to the present day.

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Malalypse