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Song of the Day: Peter Gabriel “Sledgehammer”

One of the biggest hits of the ’80s, Peter Gabriel‘s “Sledgehammer” merges funk, pop and art rock elements for a track that is still fresh.

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“Air Dance” found late Ozzy-era Black Sabbath fully embracing prog for a softer, introspective and perhaps even cerebral side to the band.

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Bryan Ferry unleashes an incredible and sophisticated read of Bob Dylan‘s ’60s classic, “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue”.

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Lou Reed came out swinging with his infectious 1984 single, the neo-rockabilly number “I Love You, Suzanne”.

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Today we remember the happy accident that yielded one of The Rolling Stones‘ finest career moments on “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”.

With his 1983 single, “In The Mood”, Robert Plant appeared to have embraced the ’80s without quite letting go of the Led Zeppelin legacy.

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Appearing on his 1989 LP, Oh Mercy, “Most Of The Time” is one of Bob Dylan‘s most emotionally revealing and moving songs.

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Indie rockers Helium‘s “Baby’s Going Underground” is a rolling sea of wild sonics shot thru with free-associative poetry..

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Santana really cuts loose with this extended, Latin, rock and prog medley that exemplifies what was best about the ’70s lineup of the band.

The Psycheground Group‘s “Traffic” is psychedelic deep cut and a prime example of ‘Library Music’ at its very best.