Aka the beards and flutes preservation society

Miller Anderson – Bright city

David and David – In the city

Andy Roberts – Queen of the moonlight world

Trader Horne – Morning way

Gary Higgins – Thicker than a smokery

Robb Kunkel – O light

John Villemonte – People like you

RJ Fox – Rite of passage

Willow – Loaves and fishes

Saint Jacques – The young girl (Kathy’s song)

Karen Dalton – Something on your mind

Rex Foster – In the spring

Tia Blake – Single girl

David Ackles – Love’s enough

A smooth selection of (mostly early) 70’s songs bearing the glimmering influence of the Beatles.

Emitt Rhodes – Somebody made for me

Chesapeake Juke Box Band – Until we meet again

Rockin’ Horse – Yes it is

Tremeloes – By the way
Help Yourself – Deanna Call & Scotty

The Flame – Don’t worry Bill

Tin Tin – Ships on the starboard

October Cherries – Lay down your love

We All Together – Why

Sleepy Hollow – Love minus you

Airbus – Walking the silver hay

Poppees – If she cries

Key – Pamela

Hollins Ferry – Love from above

Hudson Brothers – Oh Gabriel

Aviary – Mystic Sharon

Some early cuts of wealthy people from before they reached fame.

Levon & The Hawks – He don’t love you (and he’ll break your heart) (The Band)

The Motorcycle Abeline – (you used to) ride so high (Warren Zevon/Bones Howe)

The Sidewinders – Bad dream (Andy Paley)

Kippington Lodge – I can see her face (Nick Lowe)

The Loose Ends – He’s a nobody (T-Bone Burnett)

Four Speeds – Variety (Don Henley)

Mushrooms – Burned (Glen Frey)

The Maundy Quintet – 2’s better than 3 (Don Felder/Bernie Leadon)

The Poor – Come back baby (Randy Meisner)

Fritz – In the dawn (Stevie Nicks/Lindsay Buckingham)

The Hassles – Just holding on (Billy Joel)

The Nazz (PA) – If that’s the way you feel (Todd Rundgren)

The Moving Sidewalks – Need me (Billy Gibbons)

The Chain Reaction – Ever lovin’ man (Steven Tyler)

The Nazz (AZ) – Lay down and die (Vincent Furnier - Alice Cooper)

The Doors – Go insane

Link Cromwell – Crazy like a fox (Lenny Kaye)

The Mynah Birds – It’s my time (Rick James/Neil Young/Bruce Palmer)

Second part of our two shows dedicated to Dylan’s influence in the 60’s, this time focusing on mid-60’s US teenbeat (with a few notable exceptions)

Phil & the Frantics – What’s happening

Art Guy – Where you gonna go

Mouse & the Traps – Maid of sugar, maid of spice

The Bees – She’s an artist

The Obvious – Here I stood before you

London & the Bridges – City I was born in

Sonny Flaharty – For all of us

The Rainy Daze – Discount city

Colin Hare – Fighting for peace

The Shag – Stop & listen

The Koala – Look at the way she comes

Bill Hjerpe – Behind the times

The Love Society – You know how I feel

The Toads – Leaving it all behind

Neal Ford & the Fanatics – One times one ain’t two

The Sapians – Ask yourself why

The Trashmen – Same lines

Pearls Before Swine – Playmate

The Hombres – It’s a gas
 

Tribute to top-notch San Jose folk rock/popsike/psych band and its main man, Jim McPherson.

All songs credited to Stained Glass except where noted

The Trolls – Walkin’ shoes

How do you expect me

The Trolls - Sweeter than life

My buddy sin

Broken man

Inside ouch

A scene in between

Bubble machine

Mediocre me

Lady in lace

Horse on me

Soap and turkey

Finger painting

Gettin on’s gettin’ rough

Inca treasure

Copperhead – Kibitzer

Jim Mc Pherson – A letter to Carmina

You keep me hangin’ on