
The episode celebrates classic rock music and its timeless impact on listeners.
📻 Tonight, the frequencies celebrate the classics of Classic Rock. There are songs...that become part of your life. The kind you recognize after a single note. The kind that can transport you across fifty years in an instant.The kind that never grow old. Tonight's journey begins with two musicians at the absolute peak of their songwriting and vocal powers — Stephen Stills and David Crosby — with some truly beautiful and timeless creations. From there, we move to Mason Proffit and the haunting anti-war anthem, "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream," before continuing that spirit with Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock," brought to life by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Then it's on to one of my personal favorites, "Polk Salad Annie," before stepping through another doorway with Jim Morrison and The Doors. We'll spend some time with one of my favorite songs from Yes, followed by a couple of unforgettable tunes from Loggins & Messina and Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull. As the night deepens, we'll hear the magic of Plant and Page, the unmistakable sound of Joe Walsh, The Eagles, and Steve Winwood with Traffic. An era when music was vibrant... when songs were painted with emotion... and…
Host: Omega
Organizations: The Doors, Jethro Tull, The Eagles, Traffic
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