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: Santana(1969)- Side 2
Tues-Fri: The Drive A-Z

Next week: Springsteen, ELP, Phil Collins, Allman Bros. and The Doors

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Happy Birthday Grace
We finish up our week with a birthday salute to Grace Slick, who was actually born in Evanston but only lived in the Chicago area for a relatively short period of time before her family moved on to California. Grace became one of the most visible symbols of rock in the 1960's and in particular, the psychedelic San Francisco Sound with Jefferson Airplane and songs like "White Rabbit" and "Somebody To Love". She carried on with Jefferson Starship in the 70s and well into the 80s. Today we played Side One from her best selling record with J.S., Red Octopus, a #1 record for four weeks back in 1975 with the Top 5 single, "Miracles". Grace is retired now from performing and concentrates on creating and selling her own artwork. We'll have one more Overnight Album Side early Monday morning from Santana before we begin The Drive A-Z. The Overnight Album Side feature will return on Nov. 9.
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