#40 playlist - May 21 - 1:25pm till 3:45pm

[shuba]

This is an experimental posting:

Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
E. L. O. - So Fine
Mick Jagger - Use Me
Traffic - Medicated Goo
Pink Floyd - In the Flesh
Eric Clapton - Further On Up the Road
Andy Pratt - Avenging Annie
Cold Blood - You Got Me Humming
Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation
Bob Marley - Exodus
U2 - Where the Streets Have No Name
Donovan - Season of the Witch
Beatles - Oh Darling
Who - Cut My Hair
Allman Brothers - Woman Across the River
Genesis - Home by the Sea
David Bowie - Moonage Dream
Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much to Dream
Bob Dylan - Romance in Durango
Dire Straits - Solid Rock
Frank Zappa - Dinah-Moe Humm
Alan Parsons Proj. - I Wouldn't Wanna Be Like You
Leon Russell - Lady Blue
Jerry Garcia - I Saw Her Standing There
George Harrison - While my Guitar Gently Weeps
Brian Ferry - Mamouna
Rolling Stones - Good Times, Bad Times
Black Crows - Good Friday

Any Thoughts?

[Jotello]

Of all the artists listed, I've heard of all but 3 of them, however, I do not know most of these songs, at least by title.

So to me, it is a handful of better-known material mixed in with mainly more-obscure tunes from mainly bands I heard of. If this is what Deep Tracks is setting out to do, then it's doing its job well.

I tune into 40 a couple of times each day to see what's playing. I don't listen to it as much as 41 & 51, but I do like it.

[Flash Starman]

That is an interesting selection of songs. Deep Tracks goes much deeper than I thought. It is a great channel for the serious classic rock fan.

[phatguy42]

In reading the playlist I discovered that I could remember what I was doing at the two or three points in the day where I was within hearing range of my boombox, always on in my room...more interesting than it sounds?

[XM in Dallas]

I love the covers on Deep Tracks. How was the Stones' cover of Good Times, Bad Times? Jerry Garcia's I Saw Here Standing There sounds interesting, too.