Come To The Sunshine returns today (11/30/09) @ 4PM (pacific)

Submitted by cometothesunshine on Mon, 11/30/2009 - 12:47
"Come To The Sunshine," is finally back for a run of new episodes in series seven of this sixties inspired presentation. If you've never listened before or not in awhile, here's what we do: we play the best in psych, pop, garage, beat, folk rock and more. Everything comes from original vinyl, nothing comes from CD comps or Internet blogs; everything is professionally presented just for you!
 
Join us this Monday, November 30, 2009 at 4PM (pacific)/7PM (eastern)/Midnight (Europe) or check out the rebroadcast on Sunday, December 6, 2009 at 7AM (pacific)/10AM (eastern)/3PM (Europe)
 
In Hour 1 will feature actual '60s vinyl singles in MONO by:
The Shakers/The Knack/The Kitchen Cinq/The Now/Proctor Amusement Co./Hial B. King/Pastoral Symphony/Cast Of Thousands/John Damascus/The Saturday Morning Cartoon Show/Joey Cooper/Special Delivery/The Central Nervous System/The Guild Light Gauge/Art Nouveaux
 
In hour two, we'll turn our album spotlight on two Australian LP's unavailable on CD - in MONO of course - both with strong early Bee Gees connections.
 
First up, "Ronnie" by Ronnie Burns features a number of early Gibb covers, as well as Ronnie's takes on hits by The Hollies, Mamas & Papas and others. A fine LP with plenty of groovy guitar licks and backing vocals from Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb.
 
Album two is one of my faves by Johnny Young: "Surprises." Orchestrated by Bill Shepherd and recorded in the UK during the same period as Bee Gees' 1st, "Surprises" features some strong originals, as well as a cache of Gibb covers featuring the brothers on background harmonies.