Joe's show on Planet rock (Page 16 of 21)

Just when I get it down to give a listen to Joe's show at 10:00 pst, the Brits go and change up their clocks.

Edit:  it will get back to my norm when we change up our clocks in a couple of weeks.

Yes I did see that too. Thanks.

At last Free with an awesome track, Joe should do this. 'Be my friend'

The Stealer

Also from Highway.

This is great. I am back in 1970

Todays full playlist.

Fire And Water Free

The Wind Cries Mary Jimi Hendrix Experience

My Generation Who

Sittin' By The Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding

Do Right Woman Do Right Man Aretha Franklin

What's Going On Marvin Gaye

Be My Friend Free

The Stealer Free

Presence Of The Lord Blind Faith And Eric Clapton

Slow Dancing In A Burning Room John Mayer

The Mover Free

Awesome show!! Always enjoying hearing Free songs other than All Right Now, which is probably the most overplayed song ever!! Enjoyed hearing Otis Redding as well, who doesn't get played nearly enough.

Wot, no playlist posted yet?   This was probably the first time I haven't jotted them down too. Please fill in the gaps if you  listened to the show.

This was another fascinating show with guest Andy Fraser. I had no idea that the surviving members of Free were contemplating reforming for the Olympics opening ceremony. Surely Joe would have been the perfect candidate to step into Koss's shoes. Joe suggested Angus Young could emulate Koss's tone but, personally, I'm not sure he could match up in  the vibrato dept.

River of Tears - EC (good to hear a track off Pilgrim as I was beginning to think I was the only one who likes it)

Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin (You may have heard me singing along to this above the sound of the fireworks last night )

War Pigs - Black Sabbath (a great track with huge power- reminded me of the Gov't Mule gig on 4th July when Ian916 and I were shouting out "War Pigs, War Pigs" at Warren. )

Something by Dr John (not sure, can't remember, then something by The Meters, who Joe has played a fair bit of in the past.

Breaking Up Somebody's Home - Albert King (Blues deluxe if you like)

Heavy Load - Free (I think this was the only Free track this week)

My mind's gone a bit blank (senility setting in) and I can only remember the last track, which is the unforgettable:

Railroad Boy - Gov't Mule ( "I died for Looooooooooooooooooooooooooove!  - specially for Jane )

I always enjoy the setlist postings on the days I don't get to listen.  Fun to see what Joe decides to go with, and often sparks me to pull something out of my collection.  Or possibly add something to it.