Join Greg Easterling for a turntable trip into the past featuring original lp sides from rock's most significant albums and cult classics. It's a great reason to light the lava lamp and blow the dust off your headphones. The Overnight Album Side, weeknights starting around 3am on 97.1FM, The Drive.

Here's what's coming up:

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Mon: The Beatles- Let It Be, Side 1
Tues: Chicago V- Side 1
Weds: Peter Gabriel- So, Side 2
Thurs: The Who- Who Are You, Side 1
Fri: The Kinks- Golden Hour of The Kinks, Side 2

Next week: Rolling Stones, Elton John, John Mellencamp, Allman Bros. and David Bowie

Greg's Blog...

Beginning Feb. with Gabriel
We began the month of February this morning with Peter Gabriel, featuring his 1986 record, So, Gabriel's fifth and most successful solo album. So went platinum after spending three weeks at #2 on the Billboard album chart with two Top Ten singles("Sledgehammer" and "Big Time"). It really was the big time at last for the onetime Genesis lead singer and longtime solo artist since 1975 when he bid farewell to his original band. So represents that all too rare intersection of creativity and commerce: an innovative record that also achieved pop success. To his credit, Gabriel would keep moving forward with successive releases without overtly trying to duplicate the album that brought him his greatest commercial success. We listened to side two this time featuring "In Your Eyes", "Big Time" and "Mercy Street".
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