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or download directly here: https://ia801509.us.archive.org/12/items/virtual-music-TOOOOPERS/VirtualMusic.mp3

or download directly here: https://ia601501.us.archive.org/16/items/coronavirus-toppers/Coronavirus%20Toppers.mp3The Covid-19 pandemic has effected life everywhere, even in Good Music Land. Hear your host's harrowing story of his personal struggles to a soundtrack of fine oldies, plus a number of original tracks-- a power ballad, a synth number, a helpful public service announcement, and more-- debuting on this very broadcast. (Links will be available soon to hear these tracks individually, should anyone ever wish to subject themselves to them again.)Featuring Burl Ives, Steve Elliott,  Paul McCartney, Juan Bastos, The New Year with "My Bleeding Wound," The Police, Frank and His Sisters, Touch, Beck, and Colin Blunstone. Soundtrack work in the background is mainly the work of John Ottman from the 1995 neo-noir The Usual Suspects, as well as a single track from the original soundtrack to Capricorn One (1978).

or direct download here: https://ia801506.us.archive.org/28/items/expressyourself_202002/Express%20Yourself.mp3

or direct download here: https://ia801502.us.archive.org/11/items/adayatthebeach_202001/A%20Day%20at%20the%20Beach.mp3Begins with a mega-remix of Roger Whittaker's "Durham Town" and features songs by the Lovin' Spoonful and Todd Rundgren from his visionary home-recorded album A Wizard, A True Star.

 or download directly HEREToppers weighs in on one of the most contentious issues roiling the oldies airwaves in America today: is it OK to play a certain classic late fall/ early winter song?