A tribute to Spokane country singer/songwriter with her husband Ray Wilkes and daughter Melanie Brennan. We'll hear highlights from Barbara's trio of locally released 1970's indie singles plus demos from her archives.

Spokane singer/songwriter recorded live in SPR studio with selection of his original, spiritually based songs. Just Greg, his vintage acoustic guitar, harmonica, and voice.

Spokane's Mike Parkison shares sounds and inside stories of his late 1960's band Hunger, who recorded one album in Los Angeles after moving from their Portland, Oregon hometown. This encore presentation was first aired in 2000.

Northwest alt rock singer/songwriter Brock Johnson shares highlights from his three decades of recordings with various bands. We'll also hear samples from his recent debut solo album.

A selection of patriotic marches. war time songs, and other flag wavers from 1908-1925 as played from 78 rpm's on the vintage Victorola of our guest Tim Hein.

Vintage recordings from influential group who set bluegrass, folk, honky tonk, and country styles to Christian themed lyrics. They were a important transition group between the Louvins and Stanleys of the 1950s and the Contemporary Christian (CCM) of the 1980's.

Samples from Yakima's Tell International, a custom recording label run by Jerry Merritt. They issued more than 70 eclectic works over a two decade span (circa 1964-1986).

Arkie Shibley's "Hot Rod Race" was a national country hit in 1951 for the long time Post Falls resident. His son Fred Sibley shares his memories of his father's music with us in a encore presentation first aired

Spokane singer/songwriter discusses his career as a rising national country star fresh out of North Central High School in the 1950's. An encore presentation from 1999.

Highlights from a recent U.K. compilation disc of vintage American garage rock with a punk attitude circa 1964-1967. This is what happened during the transition from Louie Louie to Flower Power.