In an episode first aired Monday, October 20, 2014, DJ Andrew Sandoval hosts an extended artist spotlight on THE ZOMBIES. Episode 99 of “Come to the Sunshine” includes incredible rarities by the band, single only mixes, interviews, live radio performances as well as the most winning and winsome solo cuts from lead singer, Colin Blunstone. An array of Zombies covers from Angelique, The US Male, Chad & Jeremy, West Five, Sonny & Cher are also on the playlist.
In an episode first aired 10/6/14 host Andrew Sandoval brings you episode #98 of “Come To The Sunshine” featuring an artist spotlight on The Love Generation exclusively in MONO, plus fab finds on vinyl from Dick Wagner & The Frosts, Blackburn & Snow, Jackpots, Jim & Dale, The American Blues, Stormie & Sunny, The Coronados, Burnside, The Cardboard Zeppelin, The Appletree Theatre, Robbi Curtice, The Golden Haze, Bear, The Honey Jug, Joey Paige, The Bright Hour, The Hobbits, The Chosen Few, The Golden Horizon and The Candymen.
In an episode first aired July 21, 2014 – this edition of “Come To The Sunshine” (#97)features a bounty of sounds from DJ Andrew Sandoval’s summertime travels including 1960’s 45’s by Blossom Toes, Barry Benson, Tarantula, The News, Warm Sounds, Barry Mann, The McCoys, Judd & Lisa, Cornerstone, Delaney Bramlett, Chipy, The Moody Blues, Marianne Faithfull, The Happenings, Jimmy Boyd, The Gross National Product, Johnny Rivers, Larry Ramos, The Truth and Mike Yanoska.
Hour two of the program is an artist spotlight on the supreme vocal harmony stylings of Spanky & Our Gang (in mostly mono).
In an episode first aired June 16, 2014 DJ Andrew Sandoval hosts episode #96 of “Come To The Sunshine.” Hour one of the program features twenty rare vinyl singles in mono from: Billy Fury; Bernadette Peters; The Blue Things; Randy Fuller; Don Lee Wilson; King David; Wayne Fontana; Spencer Davis Group; The Searchers; The Moody Blues; The Reivers; Nancy Sinatra; Pozo-Seco Singers; Jerry Shore; Corvettes; The Royal Groove; The Smithsonian Institute; Scott McKenzie; The Mother Love; The Subterranean Monastery.
Hour two of the program features twenty-five in a Roe from Tommy Roe in an all “monoe” artist spotlight.
In a special edition first broadcast on June 9, 2014, DJ host Andrew Sandoval presents a sizzling seasonal assortment of summer tunes from Harper’s Bizarre; The Gibsons; The Quotations; Harmony Grass; Marianne Faithfull; Nancy Sinatra with Lee Hazlewood; Johnny Rivers; The Shangri-La’s; Suzi Jane Honkum; Keith Green; Skeeter Davis; The Beach Boys; Gerry & The Pacemakers; The Arbors; Lesley Gore; Brian Hyland; Floyd & Jerry with The Counterpoints; Jan & Dean; Bobby Fuller; The Four Winds; The Herd; The Kinks; The Monkees; The Bystanders; The Troggs; The Outsiders; Pinkerton’s Colors; Del Shannon; The Tokens; Twinn Connexion; Almond Marzipan; Strawberry Alarm Clock. These include some rare mono mixes and unissued radio sessions.
In an episode first aired on February 3, 2014 DJ host Andrew Sandoval present episode #95 of “Come To The Sunshine.” Part one features vinyl singles by: The Candymen; Jameson; The Wildlife; The Yardbirds; Peggy Lee; The MFQ; The McCoys; Vigrass; Judith Durham; Spanky And Our Gang; The Rainy Day Friends; St. George IV; Chaparral Brothers; The Here And Now; Love; The Bad Habit; Mark Wynter; Willie And The Wheels; The Barracuda; Richard Harris.
Part two of the program brings the Sunshine artist spotlight to the beautiful baroque pop sounds of the Honeybus, including rare radio recordings, interviews and solo sides by Pete Dello & Friends (including Lace and Red Herring).
In an episode first aired on December 23, 2013, DJ Andrew Sandoval hosts “Come To The Sunshine” #94 featuring mono singles by Dave Berry; Heather MacRae; Summer Snow; Mike Brewer & Tom Shipley; Saturday’s Photograph; The Second Time; Good Time Singers; Captain Zoom; The Gentle Soul; The Love Generation; The Hondells; Ray Chayfin; The Societie; Bat McGrath and D. Harvey Potter; Guardians Of The Rainbow; Wisdom; The Mass; The Mockingbirds; The Naturals; The Marauders
In the second hour of this episode, DJ Andrew turns the “Come To The Sunshine” artist spotlight onto Procol Harum, unleashing radio rarities, b-sides and outtakes from their first two recording years (1967-1969).
In a broadcast first aired on November 4, 2013, episode 93 of “Come To The Sunshine” features a full hour of fab 45’s by Thor’s Hammer, This Side Up, The Thomas Group, Sounds Of Modification, Steve Tudanger, The Excels, Mark Radice, The Common Cold, The Stained Glass, The Staccotos, Steve Elliot, Stone Poneys, featuring Linda Ronstadt, Jim Valley, Peter Thom, These Vizitors, Dave Berry, Harpers Bizarre, Danny Warner, The Coronados and Now.
Part two of the show features selections from Chicago’s own American Breed all in original MONO mixes (not available digitally), plus rare commercials and productions.
In an episode first aired September 30, 2013, host Andrew Sandoval spins rare mono singles from original 1960’s vinyl by Randy Fuller, The Shots, The City Zu, Pinkerton’s Assorted Colours, Sounds Of Modification, The Cowsills, The Twinn Connexion, The Hello People, Websters New Word, Cattanooga Cats, Jim Valley, Christopher Robin, The Tiffany System, Morning Sun, The Sound Sandwich, The Gentle Soul, Terry Fox, The Smoke Ring, Don & The Goodtimes and The Gordian Knot.
In part two of the program, “Come To The Sunshine” turns their artist spotlight onto Liverpool’s Swinging Blue Jeans, including seldom heard selections, rare radio sessions and more.
In an episode first aired on September 23, 2013, “Come To The Sunshine” program #91 features DJ Andrew Sandoval spinning rare and wonderful mono singles by The Cowsills, The Moon, The Asylum Choir, The Love Generation, Jackie DeShannon, The Rob Storme Group, The Tombstones, The Industrial Image, The Thyme, We The People…, Puppet Children, The Rumbles Ltd., Warren Schatz, Tommy James & The Shondells, Tommy Roe, Small Faces, Alan Price Set, Noel Harrison, The Children and The New Breed.
In part two, Andrew turns the “Come To The Sunshine” artist spotlight onto twin brothers, Paul & Barry Ryan with a selection of their ’60s singles, album tracks, radio sessions and rare interviews.