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Lying in bed at 7:30 on a Sunday morning, I ask myself, why do I do this? I wouldn't mind just lounging here a little bit longer. I think I like the thought of creating something, even if that something is as ephemeral as a radio show. I also like the thought of hipping people to music that I think they should hear. A little self-centered, but I'm a little bit self-centered. It's cool to be able to play whatever you feel like playing. I am also very fond of routine. It's my Sunday morning. Then head to the office to listen to Glen and X.Ray.

RIP Maurice White. Three from Earth, Wind, and Fire.

"Sir" Van Morrison. One from him.

A couple more from Bowie, including "Fame" which features a riff that James Brown borrowed. Usually it's the other way around, think of the "Funky Drummer" beat.

Sunday morning 10-12 at 90.5, if you happen to live in Cullowhee.


1. Joshua Redman – The Second Time Around
2. Simon & Garfunkle – America
3. Earth, Wind and Fire – That’s the Way of the World
4. Van Morrison – Caravan
5. Billie Holiday – East of the Sun (West of the Moon)
6. Toby Keith – Sundown
7. Nicholas Payton – People Make the World go Round
8. Janis Ian – At Seventeen
9. Earth, Wind and Fire – Let’s Groove
10. David Bowie – Conversation Piece
11. Hank Jones – A Child is Born
12. Haruomi Hosono – Sea of Tau
13. Maceo Parker – The Greatest Romance Ever Sold
14. David Bowie – The Belway Brothers
15. Spanish Harlem Orchestra – You and the Night and the Music
16. The Beatles – This Boy
17. David Bowie – Fame
18. Earth, Wind and Fire – Serpentine Fire
19. Sufjan Stevens – Enchanting Ghost
20. Michael Lowenstern – July 14
21. Julia Lee – Lotus Blossom
22. Nick Lowe – I Trained Her to Love Me
23. Sonny Rollins – Three Little Words
24. Bob Dylan – You’re Gonna Make me Lonesome When you Go
25. Joshua Redman – The Crunge
26. Sir Roland Hanna – Come Sunday