Time Into Space

Hello and thank you for tuning into KXRW. I recently spent some time in the new KXRW studio with my friend DJ Steena, who hosts the show “Guitar & Other Machines” which airs Mondays at 4 PM on KXRW, and I had such a good time I thought it might be fun to do my […]

There is always room in the world for a good voice and a good song… Frank Sinatra – It Was A Very Good Year Andy Williams – Speak Softly Love Dionne Warwick – Walk On By The Chambers Brothers – What The World Needs Now Dusty Springfield – No Easy Way Down Glen Campbell –

Since this show broadcasts at 4PM I assume most people are listening while they are driving. With that in mind, please enjoy the following songs, that for me suggest motion or driving. Laurie Anderson – Walking & falling “Big Science” Spacemen 3 – Walkin’ with Jesus “the Perfect Prescription” Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey

This week, a perhaps too revealing trip down memory lane… Simon & Garfunkel- April come she will Andy Williams – Spooky The Bob Crewe Generation- Music To Watch Girls By Herb Alpert – Whipped Cream Daddy Dewdrop – Chick‐A‐Boom (Don’t Ya Jes’ Love It) Eric Burdon & War – Spill The Wine Creedence Clearwater Revival

On today’s broadcast I thought it might be fun to re-visit a theme I used in a prior broadcast, bands I think of as lesser known bands, Some of these may be familiar to you. The Balancing Act – Who Got The Pearls “New Campfire Songs” Cowboy Mouth – Hurricane “Cowboys & Indians” Downsiders –

Just like most everyone I knew that collected records, I used to love to make mix tapes. I made them for myself, to listen to on my Walkman. I made them for friends and sometimes for people I had just met. Nothing speaks to the type of person you might be like a good mixtape.

In the late 1980’s, early 1990’s, I worked at a small used record store in Monterey California. Although working there, it never felt small. I knew I was lucky to be working there, It seemed like the hub for the single thing that occupied my mind, music. It was from having a job at that

On today’s show I have decided to focus on music from solo albums by musicians who had previously been in a band or bands, John Lennon -Love “Plastic Ono Band” Neil Young -Here We Are In The Years “Neil Young” Mark Burgess -Up On The Hill “Zima Junction” Richard Barone -To The Pure “Primal Dream”

Today I thought it might be fun to play a few early rock ‘n’ roll favorites. Eddie Cochran – Nervous Breakdown Johnny Kidd & The Pirates – Restless Wanda Jackson – Honey Bop Carl Perkins – Honey Don’t Art Adams & The Rhythm Knights – Dancing Doll Gene Vincent – Race With The Devil Charlie

This show is about music and memories, and some of the most memorable music we encounter is from soundtracks. So, I thought it might be fun to play music from Spy and Secret agent films and TV shows. Main titles- Ron Grainer “The Prisoner” 2:18 Thunderball- Al Caiola “music to read James Bond by vol.