Episode #80: Sixth Anniversary Show
In an episode first aired on September 10, 2012, host Andrew Sandoval celebrates the sixth anniversary of his sixties inspired radio program with a two-hour selection of favorite tracks and rarities by: Grapefruit; The Searchers; Harmony Grass; The Beach Boys; The Zombies; Chad & Jeremy; The Peppermint Trolley Co.; Dion & The Belmonts; The Canterbury Music Festival; Nino Tempo & April Stevens; The Byrds; Gary Lewis; Del Shannon; Sandy Salisbury; Harry Nilsson; George Harrison; Simon & Garfunkel; Sonny Bono; The Kinks; The Beatles; Twice As Much; Billy Nicholls; The Turtles; Pete Dello; The Bee Gees; The Millennium; West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band; Love; Buffalo Springfield; Sal Valentino; Peter & Gordon; Phil Ochs; The Bonzo Dog Band; Bill Fay; Tin Tin; Dino, Desi & Billy; Dusty Springfield; Denny Laine; The Hollies; The Everly Brothers.
In an episode first aired July 16, 2012 host Andrew Sandoval presents “Come To The Sunshine” episode #79, the second seasonal installment of “Come To The Summertime, Too” featuring music from The Higher Elevation/The Fresh Windows/Lesley Gore/Katch 22/The Lovin’ Spoonful/The Whispers/The Stephen Crane Village/The Hondells/The Clockwatchers/The Outsiders featuring Sonny Geraci/The Peppermint Trolley Company/Misty Morn/The California Poppy Pickers/Butterscotch/Sandy Posey/The Kinks/Love/The Swinging Blue Jeans/Peter & Gordon/Sonny & Cher/ Toast/Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera/John Carter & Russ Alquist/West/The Bonzo Dog Band/Brian Wilson/Gary Zekely/The Tokens/Adam, Mike & Tim/The Happenings/The Zombies/The Pyramid/The Bee Gees/Claudine Longet/Barry Gibb/The New Sound Spectrum/Twice As Much/The Beach Boys.
First broadcast July 9, 2012 “Come To The Sunshine” episode #78 features 20 vintage mono 45’s direct from vinyl as well as an artist spotlight on the late ’60s and early ’70s recordings of Jan Berry and Dean Torrence.
In an episode first aired Monday, June 18, 2012, “Come To The Sunshine” salutes Brian Wilson in honor of his 70th birthday. This two-hour audio assemblage features Brian solo tracks, his work with the Beach Boys, productions for Spring, the Honeys, Glen Campbell and covers from Redwood and the Laughing Gravy.
Join Monkees historian Andrew Sandoval for a very special installment of his show “Come To The Sunshine” saluting the music of Davy Jones. He’ll be spinning Davy favorites and Monkees rarities, alternate mixes and interviews. Plus, Andrew will take a look at the four releases on Davy’s custom 1967 label: Davy Jones Presents (including sides by Vinnie Basile, Randy Johnson, The Relations and comedian Dickie Goodman).
“Not Just A Company That Makes Records…But A Record Company. When You Think About This…There’s Quite A Difference.” The Dunhill label was launched with this slogan in May 1965 by Jay Lasker, Lou Adler, Bobby Roberts and Pierre Cossette. The imprint bowed with a single by Adler’s wife of the time, Shelley Fabares, “My Prayer” and would continue into the 1970’s making wonderful waxings, as well as fostering such talents as Barry McGuire, The Mama’s And The Papa’s, Grass Roots, P.F. Sloan and so many others. Dunhill was a truly Californian creation at the epicenter of the Los Angeles music scene; a unique independent with lasting impact.
Host Andrew Sandoval returns from London with an all new episode of “Come To The Sunshine” to thrill and delight your ears. Hour one features a sixty-minute trip through “The Smoke” with odes to olde London town by Peter & Gordon, Tremeloes, Spectrum, Marquis Of Kensington, Tapestry, Majority, Ellie Janov, Tom Northcott, Herman’s Hermits, Donovan, Dead Sea Fruit, Young Idea, The Purple Gang, Kinks, New Vaudeville Band, Troggs, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, Nirvana and the Bee Gees.
First aired December 19, 2011, Come To The Sunshine’s Winter Too edition follows in the footsteps of their first winter show in 2006. Host Andrew Sandoval brings you a handpicked assortment of songs covering musical ground with snow, sleet and Christmas cheer.
Broadcast on Monday 10/17/11, episode #75 of “Come To The Sunshine” features two hours of splendid sixties sounds.
Host Andrew Sandoval returns from another east coast jaunt with an incredible batch of vintage 45’s to spin on “Come To The Sunshine” episode 74. This show includes discs by The Phoenix Trolley; The Sundowners; Edwards Hand; The Peppermint Trolley Company; The Sundae Train; Eternity’s Children; The Pop Art; The Princetons; The Treveling Salesman; The Fortunes; The Sound Sandwich; Bat McGrath and D. Harvey Potter; Neighb’rhood Childr’n; & Del Shannon.