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And I was just getting started I just got back from my belated honeymoon two nights ago, and until then, it was not certain that I would be able to pull together a show in time. Fortunately, while I was abroad, I spent an irresponsible amount of money on vinyl, and had plenty of things up my sleeve. I spent all day yesterday, and most of today, plowing through records purchased in Naples and Barcelona. It should come as no surprise that most of it was prog rock and jazz fusion. Don’t worry, there’s a bit of a palate cleanser of blues and more rootsy fare. I would say that, overall, the show today was eclectic without being overly random. Click here to check it out: LIC Radio 9/30/2025     Soft Machine “Drop” (Mike Ratledge) From Fifth   (CBS/Columbia, 1972)     Le Orme “In Ottobre“ (Toni Pagliuca, Aldo Tagliapietra) From Verità Nascoste   (Philips, 1976)     Banco del Mutuo Soccorso “R.I.P. (Requiescant in pace)” (Vittorio Nocenzi, Francesco Di Gi...

Who wouldn’t want to be Flo & Eddie? You have numerous smash hits with The Turtles, go on to record and tour with Frank Zappa, then make a bunch of records that are as welcome on the Dr. Demento show as the rock charts. In the meantime, you become radio personalities, as beloved for your wacky humor as your incredible harmonies. At the same time you’re featured vocalists on albums by the likes of Alice Cooper, T. Rex, and even the Psychedelic Furs. Mark Volman, a.k.a. The Phlorescent Leech, or just Flo, passed away last Friday. I have been celebrating his life and catalog since, playing The Turtles, the 1970-71 iteration of The Mothers, and Flo & Eddie recordings constantly. Now it’s your turn to bask in the wonderful, warm, harmonic wackiness that is Flo & Eddie. In addition here are several other great live recordings from the likes of The Stones, Humble Pie, and Prince. Also, you get to hear Björk talk about farts.   Click here to check it out: LIC Radio 9/9/2025 ...