Transmission 6717 - Not Sucking In The Seventies

Or maybe I am old - but I got to see all the cool bands!

Faces

Raspberries

Humble Pie

Grand Funk Railroad

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"do you feel alright?"

RFW

Transmission 6617 - Why Wait?

Do not procrastinate!

Jef Lee Johnson

Jimi Hendrix Experience

Ray Gomez

Fleetwood Mac

Lindsay Buckingham & Christine McVie

 Stevie Nicks, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins & Rami Jaffee

The Young Rascals

Altona

The Cowboy Junkies

The Damned

Wolfmother

Los Lobos

Wolfgang Dauner Quintet

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"Everything Starts Right Now"

RFW

Transmission 6517 - Free Of A Defect Scare

Boris

Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra

Brother Ah

Controlled Bleeding

Mystic Sunshine

T6517

"the power of love can erase the oozing scars of suffering"

RFW

*The fitting coda inspired this Transmission's title and is provided by
the yellow Discipline era King Crimson featuring Robert, Adrian, Tony and Bill.

Transmission 6417 - Sweet Seoul Music

Warning, Warning!

The Specials

Jeff & Jane Hudson
Fluke

The Future Sound Of London

Haruomi Hosono
Yellow Magic Orchestra

Ryuichi Sakamoto

Jackie Doll & His Pickled Peppers

J.B. Lenoir

Willie Brown
TV On The Radio

William Onyeabor

Michael Franti & Spearhead

T6417

"boom shakalaka boom!"

RFW




*The geohistorically-appropriate coda is Song From M*A*S*H (Suicide Is Painless) by The Mash written by Johnny Mandel and Mike Altman (the director's 14 year-old son) and used by Robert Altman in the opening credits of his 1970 movie based on
Richard Hooker's MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors.

Transmission 6317 - A (Radio)active Heart

Willie "Loco" Alexander & The Boom Boom Band

The Yardbirds

Rush

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant

Gallagher & Lyle

Stephen Stills

Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane

The Rolling Stones

Otis Taylor

Wanda Jackson

Little Richard

Patti Smith

David Bowie

Joy Divison

Nirvana

Lou Reed

Peter Gabriel

The Stompers

David Sylvian

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"I've got one, you've got one too'

RFW

*The coda is the wonderful If I Only Had a Heart wrtten by Harold Arlen (music) and E.Y. Harburg (lyrics) and sung by Jack Haley as the Tin Man in the 1939 MGM classic The Wizard Of Oz.

**Thematic beat and blood thinning assistance courtesy of Dr. Vinny Boom-Ba.

Transmission 6217 - More Nightmares From The Vinyl Jungle

Three new slabs of grooved splendor inspire and guide us through the Archives!

The Singing Nun

Soeur Sourire

Jim Carroll Band

The Dead Boys

Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Catholic Girls

September Girls

The Incredible World Of James Bond

Tom Jones

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Madonna

Pizzacato Five

The John Barry Orchestra

Bongos Bongo Bongos

Los Admiradores

Joe Hall & The Corvettes

Lydia Lunch

Dillinger

Frank Zappa & Captain Beefheart and The Mothers

Santana

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"I've got confirmation"

RFW