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Talking Heads- Little Creatures 40th- David Byrne, Jerry Harrison 6-9

David Byrne and keyboard/ guitar player Jerry Harrison are my guests introducing us to "Little Creatures" by Talking Heads the week of June 9 on the album's fortieth anniversary.

Eagles- One of These Nights 50th- Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner 6-2

All three of these Eagles songs, "Lyin' Eyes", "Take It to the Limit", and the title song from the album One of These Nights fifty years ago went Top 10, with the album nesting atop the Billboard sales chart  and "Lyin' Eyes" winning a Grammy. Original Eagles singer/bass player Randy Meisner, now gone, and the late Eagles co-founder singer/guitarist Glenn Frey joined me here In the Studio. Hear it the week of June 2

Kinks- One for the Road 45th Anniversary- Ray Davies 5-25

The Poet Laureate of Rock, Ray Davies of The Kinks, joins me In the Studio to answer many more questions here  the week of May 25, framed by lively versions of "All Day and All of the Night", "Lola", "Celluloid Heroes", "You Really Got Me", "Victoria", "Picture Book", and others.

Robert Plant- Shaken ‘n’ Stirred 40th Anniversary 5-18

Robert Plant is my guest In the Studio for this classic rock interview to share the best of his solo albums the week of May 18 on "Shaken 'N' Stirred" 's fortieth anniversary.

Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms 40th Anniversary- Mark Knopfler 5-11

Few albums from the Eighties have been so popular or aged as well as Brothers in Arms, the fifth studio album from London's Dire Straits. Released in May 1985, Brothers in Arms contained the songs of Mark Knopfler, performed expertly and…

Who- Live at Leeds @55- Pete Townshend 5-4

Join Pete Townsend and the late John Entwistle In the Studio the week of May 4 on the album's fifty-fifth anniversary for the memories of performing and recording The Who "Live at Leeds", the album Rolling Stone magazine readers ranked as the greatest live album of all time!

Doobie Brothers- Stampede 50th- Tom Johnston, Pat Simmons 4-28

Even a half-century after its April 1975 release, the two things I recall most about "Stampede", the fifth album from San Jose's Doobie Brothers, was the duality evident in the band's emerging sound. There was the noticeable sophistication in the sweeping symphonic "I Cheat the Hangman", but in stark contrast to the Doobie Brothers' big hit with the Motown cover of "Take Me in Your Arms (Rock Me for a Little While)". Band co-founders Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons join me In the Studio for the golden anniversary of "Stampede" by the Doobie Brothers the week of April 28.

Pete Townshend- Empty Glass 45th 4-21

"On Empty Glass I was groping for a title for the album which would demonstrate what I believed at the time, which was that I was there with an empty heart," Pete Townshend confided here In the Studio. Pete Townshend is my guest for the hour on the forty-fifth anniversary of "Empty Glass" here In the Studio the week of April 21.

ZZ TOP- Fandango 50th- Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard 4-14

ZZ Top's squankmaster Billy Gibbons and shuffle king Frank Beard are In the Studio with the late bass man Dusty Hill for the fiftieth anniversary of their fourth album, "Fandango", the week of April 14.

Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic 50th- Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Joey Kramer, Tom Hamilton, Steven Tyler 4-7

Hard as it may be to believe, on the eve of the release of their third album Toys in the Attic in April 1975, the Boston-based hard rock band Aerosmith was not very well known. Their debut single from the first album, "Dream On", had been released…