Nigey Lennon is my guest. We also acknowledge birthday girl Aretha Franklin and birthday boy Elton John. Lots of radiothon talk in between.

We celebrate Nina Hagen's 55th birthday and Bobby McFerrin turns 60. Around 45 minutes in we have Susan DeVita interviewing Mostly Moptop's Anthony Pomes talkng about the 40th anniversary celebration of the Beatle's release of "Let It Be".

We start off with a little birthday celebration in honor of Mr. Walter Becker who turned 60 this Feb.20th. Then an interview with Dr. Dave - founder of the Steely Dan tribute band "Stealin' Dan" comes in to talk about clamming, dentistry and guitaring. We end the program with a few George Harrison tunes on what would have been the ex- Beatle's 67th birthday r.i.p.

Hour one is an interview with a master big band arranger by the name of Ed Palermo. Hour two is an hour long instrumental excursion of the Gateways CD that I did with Jim Dexter and Nick DiMauro 15 years ago!

The January boys - Fagen and Beefheart music and a bunch of other stuff for no rhyme or reason.

Susan DeVita joins me for an end of the year bash with a great interview with Elliot Tiber, author of "Taking Woodstock" and talk about 1969.

First hour of the program features holiday style songs and the second half is a splendid interview Susan DeVita and I have with Paul Simon's bass player Bahkiti Kumalo.

Various music.

Various songs and instrumentals as per usual.

Various songs, cartoon snippets and instrumentals. A shout out to Peter Noone, Art Garfunkel (b-days), Guy Fawks Night,and the Yankees winning their 27th World Series.

Some new music, some old music and a lot of me trying to convince our radio listeners to give the station some money. Our program director Angelo joins me towards the end of the second hour to help with the radiothon spiel.

A little of this and that and then a great interview with The Firesign Theatre's Phip Proctor.

Lots of Jim Dexter related music while waiting for Jim to show up. The last 1/2 hour of hour 2 I interview Jim and talk about all things.

Various songs and instrumentals with limited talking in between sets.

Susan DeVita joins me in this blatant celebration of self indulgence and the world of folk. Not to mention birthday salutes to the Govenator, Kate Bush and David Sanborn.

Interview with producer,musician,songwriter,and guitarist Teddy Kumpel.

In honor of Larry David's 62nd birthday we just wing it. Unfortunately, we were off the air for most of hour one. In hour two we reflect a bit on Michael Jackson's passing.

Our annual Paul McCartney special (falling on his actual 67th birthday) operates discreetly in the confines of our blues marathon. Yeah, Sir Paul has done some bluesy things - so we throw in a bunch along with the other Macca melodic classics and unreleased tidbits. A good time is had no less with lots of requests, a nod to Mr. Edison's 51st birthday but sadly no Susan DeVita to speak of (poor girl - couldn't make it).

The show opens with 37 minutes of songs relying heavily on "A" chords. Then, a small Anthony Braxton birthday celebration ensues followed by various songs from some new comers. Meanwhile,a bunch of frustration is continually revealed as CD player 1 refuses to play automatically and my ipod decides to stop playing for no good reason. Laura Tabacco drops by and gives me friendly advice about getting one's blood pressure checked.

Interview with multi talented musician Chris Pati.