Here’s the playlist for 2-24-2026, a show in which I counter-programmed the State of the Union address, I talked about Tucker Carlson’s interview with Mike Huckabee, in which I had Barclay James Harvest as the featured artist, and concluded my look at Top 20 LPs for 1970:
Hour 1
- The Moody Blues, “After You Came” [Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1971)]
- Zumpano, “Wraparound Shades” [Look What The Rookie Did (1995)]
- Bruce Woolley And The Camera Club, “Video Killed The Radio Star” [English Garden (1979)]
- The Firm, “Tear Down The Walls” [Mean Business (1986)]
- Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey, “Going Back Home” [Going Back Home (2014)]
This Day In Music
- George Thorogood And The Destroyers, “Born To Be Bad” [Born To Be Bad (1988)]
- The Hollies, “Mighty Quinn” [The Hollies Sing Dylan (1969)]
- Lori Lieberman, “Killing Me Softly With His Song” [Lori Lieberman (1972)]
- Cutting Crew, “(I Just) Died In Your Arms” [Broadcast (1986)]
- Helmet With David Yow, “Custard Pie” [Encomium: A Tribute To Led Zeppelin (1995)]
- Jeff Beck Group, “Girl From Mill Valley” [Beck-Ola (1969)]
Hour 2: Theme Time (songs about Chicago)
- Robert Johnson, “Sweet Home Chicago” [Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues (1937/2003)]
- Foghat, “Sweet Home Chicago” [Stone Blue (1978)]
- Chicago, “Chicago” [Night And Day (Big Band) (1995)]
- Paul Butterfield Blues Band, “Born In Chicago” [Paul Butterfield Blues Band (1965)]
- Paper Lace, “The Night Chicago Died” [Greatest Hits (1974/2001)]
- Enuff Z’Nuff, “Chicago” [Dissonance (2008)]
- Wilco, “Via Chicago” [Summerteeth (1999)]
New Music Express
- The Beach Boys, “Solar System” [We Gotta Groove: The Brother Studio Years (2026)]
- Atlin Gun, “Neredesin Sen” [Garip (2026)]
- Hillary Duff, “Roommates” [Luck…Or Something (2026)]
Hour 3
- The Black Keys, “You Got To Lose” [You Got To Lose single (2026)]
Phun With Phish
- Phish, “Seven Below” [Live Phish 07.29.03 Post-Gazette Pavilion At Star Lake, Burgettstown, Pa (2026)]
Featured artist: Barclay James Harvest (part three)
- Barclay James Harvest, “Child Of The Universe” [Everyone Is Everybody Else (1974)]
- Barclay James Harvest, “See Me See You” [Everyone Is Everybody Else (1974)]
- Barclay James Harvest, “In My Life” [Time Honoured Ghosts (1975)]
- Barclay James Harvest, “Titles” [Time Honoured Ghosts (1975)]
Hour 4: Top 20 LPs of 1970 (conclusion)
- Elton John, “Country Comforts” [Tumbleweed Connection (1970)] #8
- Free, “All Right Now” [Fire And Water (1970)] #7
- Deep Purple, “Speed King” [Deep Purple In Rock (1970) #6
- Cat Stevens, “Wild World” [Tea For The Tillerman (1970)] #5
- John Lennon, “I Found Out” [John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band (1970)] #4
- Derek And The Dominos, “Layla” [Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs (1970)] #3
- Neil Young, “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” [After The Gold Rush (1970)] #2
- Simon & Garfunkel, “The Boxer” [Bridge Over Troubled Water (1970) #1
And here’s the show:
