“It Happens All The Time”, a fatalistic hard rocker by Paul Lisak and After the Ice, from the album “After the Ice”. — 4:07

"My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)," Neil Young gives a great acoustic rendition of his classic at Jones Beach in New York in the summer of 1989. — 4:32

"Everybody’s Alone," A haunting unreleased song, or really more of a lament, by Neil Young. — 2:31

Here is some electronic diversion – remixes of rock songs:

"We Can Work It Out,", which is an interesting electronic remix of the Beatles song. — 5:19

"Are You Gonna Go My Way," a hot remix of Lenny Kravitz performing his classic hit. — 6:15

"Let Love Rule (Justice Remix)," Lenny Kravitz sounds great and so does the sax on the electronic house remix of his classic. — 5:14

"Where Are We Running," A hot House remix of Lenny Kravitz that really moves. — 6:22

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"Every Breath You Take,": The Police give a slightly different sound to their awesome hit, live from Rio in December, 2007. — 5:59.

“Lovin Arms”, a great live vocal track in the style of Nickelback, Soundgarden etc. Laidback intro, all-out blazing chorus part, by Monatomik. 3:59

“Fell Out of the Sky,” a haunting pop electronic piece with aspects of folk and rock to it, by State Shirt. — 5:00

Here are three tracks by the hot new band Jackal + Wolf, off their news album The Cathedral & The Bazaar, available for FREE immediate download! These guys are going places.

“For Love,” New music from the hot new group Jackal + Wolf, a great rocker and love song off their album ‘The Cathedral and The Bazaar’. These guys deserve a wide audience and we’re bringing them to you for your listening pleasure. — 3:12

“Night Light,” a hard rocking love song and an apocalyptic sort of track you really need to give a listen to to appreciate. — 3:17

“Final Escape,” another great apocalyptic hard rockin’ track from Jackal + Wolf. Check it out! — 4:18

YES! We have original Cream for you!

“Those Were the Days,” Do you remember the one and only Cream, with Eric Clapton, from back in the day? This studio session of ‘Those Were the Days’ features “Jack Bruce firmly in the driving seat as both composer and vocalist, and Bruce and Ginger Baker.” We can heartily recommend Ginger Baker on drums, who is still putting out some great jazz today. — 2:57

Freedom Flight is undoubtedly Shuggie Otis’ most-realized collection. Like Jimi Hendrix, I guess he just couldn’t handle the fame.

“Ice Cold Daydream,” Shuggie Otis had elements of R & B, funk, pop and rock in his third and final album “Freedom Flight”, have a listen to some really great artist who died all too soon. — 2:30

“Strawberry Letter 23,” a truly beautiful pop offering from Shuggie Otis. — 3:57

“Detroit Blues”, a short, slow, heavy blues shuffle inspired by a murder in Detroit, by RiverCO. — 2:00

Here are a couple of tracks by the jazz blues band Jampy.

“The Beginning of Time”, a really great blues rock piece by Jampy, from their album, “The Unemployed”. — 4:16

“Speak to Me”, a voice synth piece with a great sound, by Jampy, from their album “Rain”. — 3:49

“C’Mon,” by Poco. “This is Jim Messina’s swan song with the group as he would leave shortly after, forming the Loggins & Messina duo with Kenny Loggins. Deliverin’ shows us why Poco was one of the great American bands,” A live set from 1971. — 3:40

“Carry On Wayward Son,” by Kansas, a rare recording from 1976. — 5:04

“L.E.S. Artistes,” by Santogold, indescribable, with a voice floating luminescent over tracks that will sound bright and new even years down the road. — 3:27

“Some Say,” a pretty hot group called “Sum 41″ performing their really hot track from YouTube. — 3:26

"Led Zeppelin – Stairway to Heaven," (cover by JimmyG and Bastiaan77), two artists who recorded this entirely with computers and never met. This is a really nice cover. — 9:09

"Working Class hero," a really interesting cover of John Lennon’s immortal classic by Lennon, Green Day and Ozzy. *** Warning: adult language *** — 3:48

"Who Made Who," a nice live guitar cover of AC/DC performing their hit live. Everyone knows machines rule the world… or else whoever made the machines! (Out of this world….) — 5:13

“Pride in the Name of Love,” by U2, a rare recording from 1984 in Dortmund, Germany. — 4:04

“Easy,” the lead off track from Deer Tick’s latest full length, “Born on Flag Day,” features some brave, intuitive combo playing and lovely instrumental rock, with a nice vocal. — 3:52

Next we have two alt country classics:

“Burnout”: “In the best tradition of modern Americana, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada’s Ox delivers an unhurried, wide as the sky ode to futility. The guitar work here is stellar, shiny and stark…” Off the album “Burnout”. — 2:45

“One Way Out”: “Easily mistaken for a “jam band” at first listen, The Mother Hips are on closer inspection a tight, country flavored rock unit in the tradition of The Band…” Off the album “Pacific Dust”. — 3:34

“Bluest Skies,” “Somewhere in the Milky Way between Pink Floyd and Portishead there is a mysterious shining comet with guitars and a beautiful wailing female lead vocal, soaring across the night sky.” — 4:31

“Motorpsycho Nightmare,” “Ah, the travails and adventures of a good motorcycle road trip. Somewhere between a Bob Dylan yarn and a Lynyrd Skynyrd cautionary tale, we find Nathaniel Street West seeking help from a stranger, sleeping under a stove and running for his life.” — 5:46

“Rise”, an uplifting steady rocker up front and upbeat — 2:45

“She”, by TenPenny Joke, off their album, “Ambush on All Sides”. — 4:18

"Bitterblue," Cat Stevens (Yusuf Islam) sings his heart out in this performance of this song live at the Royal Albert Hall in the 1970s. — 3:37

"Best House Electro Dance Music 2009," a really good, long and danceable track mixed by dj elite — 11:00

“Angels”,, a haunting folk pop piece by Allison Crowe. — 3:27

“When the Spell Is Broken,” Rooted in American Country, Blues and Rock, with no gimmicks or slick production tricks, Australia’s Revelators win the old school way: with great composition and performance. — 4:52

“Rust”, by No, Really, off the album “Rust”. — 2:33

“Obama Mix, Part 2″ — by Z-Trip Victory Lap — 31:21

“Dr. House”, a song about my father’s favorite, television’s doctor House by the Ukrainian rock band WashingTones. — 3:45

“Let It Rock,” a heartwarming rocker by the children’s Christian rock group Kidz Bop. Visit Kidzbop.com — 3:41

“All Along the Watchtower,” Cover of the Bob Dylan song by the Word of Life Church band. — 5:28

“Vent & Why Pt. 2,” Collective Soul plays a great live set here. Were you ever angry at somebody? — 6:58

“Lover Man,” a rare unreleased recording of Norah Jones singing “Lover Man”. — 4:19

“Sweet Child O’ Mine,” a great instrumental cover of the Guns and Roses classic. In loving memory of my mother, Eleanor K. Evans. This song was long a favorite of hers. Eleanor passed away February 8, 2007. — 5:22

"The Who – Love Reign O’er Me," Live in Seattle, 1982. I love the simple, unpretentious way of this version. — 5:06

"The First Stone," here Paul McCartney gives us an unreleased track of his, and speaks to all of us. — 4:08

"Collective Soul – Needs," performed live at the Hard Rock cafe in Biloxi, Mississippi. — 3:33

"In My Life," A beautiful and straightforward cover of the Beatle’s classic, by Allison Crowe. — 3:10

"I Shall Be Released," A certain “Clint” covers the famous Bob Dylan song. — 4:56

Here is a wonderful song by a great band, the Christian rock group Third Day – I really identify with this message:

"Consuming Fire," Third Day’s very special song in which the "consuming fire" is Christ’s Love. — 4:46

"Move Over and Kozmic Blues," Janis Joplin sings her heart out in this huge rendition of her two hits, performed in 1970. — 2:56

"If You Could Read My Mind," a wonderful rendition of Gordon Lightfoot’s classic, from 1979, Soundstage, Chicago. — 3:29

Here are two of the best covers of AC/DC you are ever going to hear!

"Back In Black," a really good guitar cover of AC/DC’s hit, covered by SDM. Ever get the feeling I like AC/DC??? — 4:14

"Thunderstruck," Motorocker does a fantastic cover of AC/DC’s song, perhaps their greatest song, IMHO. — 5:13

“Shelter from the Storm,” a great cover of Bob Dylan’s classic from the album “Blood on the Tracks” performed by the singer “Isis”. — 4:27