Hey Ears Try This Out
This is an AUDIO Podcast with an image to represent the content. Each show is one track and 1 hour in length. I present music from ~ 1965 to current time including Rock, Progressive, Psychedelic, Folk, Hard Rock, Country Rock and anything else I feel like playing. All categories are decided by committee (me). It will include short descriptions between tracks addressing artist, song title, album, origin and year. I promise you will hear artists that you’ve NEVER heard before. I will challenge you with the best of intentions. You can expect 2 new shows/week. [Est. Oct. 2023]
Episodes
There are 11 great progressive instrumental songs on this first of a kind show. There is no need to worry about foreign language lyrics. None exist! Just some "nahs" AND they don't count as lyrics.
This as close as I'll get to playing all 'Hits'. They are ALL from 1970. Were they all on a jukebox? Maybe. They all had the ability to be on a jukebox somewhere in 1970.
[SKIPPING THE SURFACE]
Just like a stone skipping on the surface this set goes back up to 2 - 3 years. I pulled these from the Early Ears shows. I'm hoping that when you hear these tunes for the third they'll stick like glue.
The Spruce tree has lots to offer: great folk-based tunes from a variety of artists and countries.
These tunes tick all the boxes, are up to scratch and are non-knackered = Up To Snuff.
It's just one show and picking out the best tunes from ALL the sinks in my world was tough. Well, It's already done.
[SCRATCHING THE SURFACE]
This show scratches the surface of early show tunes on this podcast. The majority of these have not been heard for 2 to 3 years. If you hear a song that you like for the third time, chances are it'll stick like glue.
It's actual chunks of a petrified forest in a pile. Please enjoy the dinosaur tracks along with the new tunes.
I present 11 delectable Prog tidbits for your delight.
No lyrics, no voice. Please listen to this expressive-type non-vocalist music. You will hear the word "Tequila". It does not count as vocals.
[BREAKING THE SURFACE]
All of these tunes are ones that have not been on this podcast for 2 to 3 years. Repeating makes the heart and EAR grow fonder.
[Comments Section] Hey Joe, Jose or whoever you are, can you play something with a BEAT? Lay off those folksy acoustic no-beat crap songs for a show.
This show is in response to those comments.
AND, I hope these don't suck too. The 80s had issues with sound production/recording, drum machines, cheesy synthesizer overload, overuse of reverb and a total lack of taste. This set goes beyond that. Even some of these songs exhibit some of those tendencies but in the end a great tune is still a great tune.
I present more headphone-friendly tunes for relaxation bordering on sleep. There will be NO drum solos, loud guitar shreds or growling/screaming voices.
[SKIMMING THE SURFACE]
I have been releasing/holding this podcast for 2 to 3 years, Many of these tuneful songs have NOT been heard since then. The songs have tunefulness on their side. These are early tune high lights that would have been passed over except for EARS.
I present eleven stellar live tracks from a range of artists.
That is an Eastern White Pine for the tree geeks. This is the State of Michigan's (also Maine's) State Tree.
Jose always makes sure to express his picks through variety.
There are two songs each from eight 'Themed' shows. Each song has the theme represented in the title and/or lyric. The themes included are: -bells, -river, -birds, -dance, -fairy, -lake, -sun and -rain.
There are eight tracks of progressive bliss. It also includes some proto-prog from Canterbury Glass with a young Steve Hackett on guitar.
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