The first kind of radio I liked and then the first kind of radio I did was what you'd call progressive or free-form. We played music that we thought was cool and fun to listen to. Then I spent a few years doing the kind of radio that uses tight formats and disciplined content rules. No problem. I loved that, too, and was good at it. But nowadays I can't believe there was actually a faraway time when I was paid to spin whatever kind of music I wanted (within reason, of course) just because I thought people should hear it and like it as much as I did.
'Very Seldom Casual' is two hours of this sort of vibe and I hope you'll listen. I won't disappoint you.
THAT PETROL EMOTION, "Mess of Words"
STEELY DAN, "Black Friday"
KEITH RICHARDS, "Wicked As It Seems"
THE DREAM SYNDICATE, "Tell Me When It's Over"
THE ROLLING STONES, "Sympathy for the Devil"
DIXIE DREGS, "Road Expense"