Show Topic: Rock, Country & Rockabilly – A Tribute to Roy Orbison & Glen Campbell

This Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, we’re bringing you a special edition of the show that blends rock, country, and rockabilly across the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and into the 80s.

These genres share deep roots and crossover influences, creating a rich musical landscape where storytelling, emotion, and unforgettable melodies take center stage.

From early rockabilly energy to polished country-pop hits, this episode celebrates the artists who helped shape these timeless sounds.

At the heart of this show is a tribute to two legendary figures—Roy Orbison and Glen Campbell—both of whom would have celebrated their 90th birthdays this year.

Roy Orbison’s unmistakable voice and emotional depth made songs like “Only the Lonely,” “Crying,” and “Oh, Pretty Woman” timeless classics, while his later resurgence in the late 1980s and role in the Traveling Wilburys cemented his place as one of rock’s most enduring voices.

We’ll also celebrate the incredible career of Glen Campbell, whose journey from session guitarist with the Wrecking Crew to global superstar is one of the most remarkable stories in music history.

With hits like “Wichita Lineman,” “Galveston,” and “Rhinestone Cowboy,” Campbell bridged country and pop in a way that resonated across generations, while also becoming a familiar face through his television show, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour.

Together, their music represents the emotional core and crossover appeal of rock, country, and rockabilly.

This episode is both a celebration and a remembrance—honoring their legacy through the songs and stories that continue to inspire.

Mark your calendars for this heartfelt tribute—you won’t want to miss it. Don’t miss it!

No guest featured for this episode. This special broadcast is dedicated to celebrating the lives and music of Roy Orbison and Glen Campbell.

Show Topic: Rock Music Memories – Beatles, Wings & Beyond

This Monday, April 20th, 2026, we’re diving into a rich and nostalgic edition of Rock Music Memories, focusing on the enduring legacy of The Beatles and the evolution into Paul McCartney and Wings.

Along the way, we’ll explore the sounds of the 60s and 70s with music from artists like The Monkees and Herman’s Hermits, while highlighting the broader influence of British pop and rock during this golden era.

At the heart of this episode is a deeper look into Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles journey, particularly his work with Wings, a band that carried his creative vision into a new decade.

We’ll also touch on the important role of figures like Peter Asher, whose contributions to music—as both an artist and producer—helped shape the sound of the time and connect many of the artists we’re celebrating.

Joining me once again—now for the fifth time—is a truly special guest, Laurence Juber, former guitarist for Wings from 1978 to 1981. Laurence brings firsthand insight into the band’s later years, including his work on the album Back to the Egg and the UK tour that followed.

His perspective offers a rare, inside look at one of rock’s most influential artists during a pivotal period.

Beyond Wings, Laurence’s career spans an incredible range of musical achievements—from studio sessions and iconic hit recordings to television and film scoring.

In this episode, we’ll also talk about his upcoming appearances at Abbey Road on the River and his connection to two compelling documentary films, Paul McCartney: Man on the Run and Peter Asher: Everywhere Man.

Mark your calendars for this one—it’s a must for Beatles and Wings fans alike. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Monday, April 20th, 2026

🎸 Laurence Juber

Former guitarist for Wings from 1978 to 1981, Laurence Juber returns for his fifth appearance to share his firsthand experiences working with Paul McCartney during a defining era of the band. He performed on the album Back to the Egg and toured with Wings during their UK run.

Laurence’s extensive career includes work as a studio musician and guitarist on numerous hit recordings, including Belinda Carlisle’s “Mad About You,” Eric Carmen’s “Make Me Lose Control,” and contributions to the Dirty Dancing soundtrack. He also played on Ringo Starr’s Stop and Smell the Roses and contributed to television shows such as Happy Days, Family Ties, Home Improvement, and 7th Heaven.

He has collaborated with artists including The Monkees, Billy J. Kramer, Air Supply, and Peter Asher, and is widely respected for his solo guitar work. Laurence will also be promoting his appearances at Abbey Road on the River, taking place May 21st–25th, 2026, in Jeffersonville, Indiana, and discussing the documentaries Paul McCartney: Man on the Run and Peter Asher: Everywhere Man.

https://laurencejuber.com/

Show Topic: Rock Music Memorabilia – Treasures of the 1960s

This Thursday, April 16th, 2026, we step into a fascinating side of rock history—rock music memorabilia from the incredible decade of the 1960s. It’s a time when music didn’t just shape culture—it created icons, movements, and collectibles that have become priceless pieces of history. From The Beatles and The Monkees to the explosion of the British Invasion, sunshine pop, soul, bubblegum pop, psychedelic rock, and folk rock, this episode celebrates the music and the artifacts that keep its legacy alive.

We’ll explore how these artists didn’t just influence sound—they created a visual and cultural identity that fans still connect with today. Album covers, concert posters, autographs, handwritten lyrics, and stage-worn clothing all tell a deeper story about the artists and the era they defined. These pieces are more than collectibles—they are snapshots of history, capturing moments that shaped generations.

Joining me once again is Tom Fontaine, a true pioneer in the world of music memorabilia collecting. Beginning at just five years old in 1963, Tom has spent decades building one of the largest and most valuable collections of entertainment artifacts in the world. His collection spans legendary artists from The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and The Rolling Stones to The Monkees and beyond—covering music, film, television, and more.

In this episode, Tom shares incredible insights into his collection, with a special focus on 1960s memorabilia—particularly The Beatles and The Monkees—as well as stories from his book The Beatles Looking Back: The Final Trip. It’s a rare opportunity to hear firsthand about the preservation of music history through some of the most iconic artifacts ever collected. Mark your calendars for this one—it’s a must-listen for any true music fan. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Thursday, April 16th, 2026

🎤 Tom Fontaine

Tom Fontaine from Indianapolis, Indiana is a true pioneer in the world of music and entertainment memorabilia collecting. His journey began at the age of five in 1963, growing into one of the largest and most valuable private collections spanning more than five decades.

His collection includes artifacts from nearly every legendary recording artist and band of the 20th century—from The Beatles, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and Bob Dylan to The Monkees, The Beach Boys, Elton John, Michael Jackson, and many more, extending even to modern artists like Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga.

In the 1980s, Tom expanded into rare autographs, performance contracts, stage-worn clothing, and handwritten lyrics, preserving not only music history but also pieces from film, television, and pop culture. On this episode, he’ll discuss his remarkable 1960s collection, with special focus on The Beatles and The Monkees, as well as insights from his book The Beatles Looking Back: The Final Trip.

rarelifetimecollections.com

Show Topic: Behind the Lens – California Dreaming & Rock Photography of the 60s and 70s

This Monday, April 13th, 2026, we step into a truly special edition of Rock n Roll Moments, where music meets photography in a powerful exploration of the California sound of the 1960s and 70s. From folk rock and sunshine pop to classic rock and soft rock, this episode brings together the artists and movements that defined an era—The Mamas and The Papas, Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Neil Young, and so many more.

We’ll also explore the cultural heartbeat of Laurel Canyon, where a generation of musicians came together to create some of the most influential music in rock history. Alongside that, we revisit legendary festivals like the Monterey Pop Festival and Woodstock—moments that didn’t just showcase music, but helped shape the identity of a generation.

Joining me once again is legendary photographer Henry Diltz, whose lens captured the very soul of this era. With over 250 album covers to his name—including the iconic Morrison Hotel cover for The Doors—Henry’s work is inseparable from the visual history of rock and roll. His candid, fly-on-the-wall style brought audiences closer than ever to artists like The Eagles, Jimi Hendrix, Paul McCartney, and The Monkees.

In this episode, Henry shares his firsthand experiences documenting Laurel Canyon, photographing at Monterey and Woodstock, and working alongside some of the most legendary names in music. It’s a rare opportunity to hear the stories behind the images that defined a generation. Mark your calendars for this unforgettable show—this is one you truly don’t want to miss. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Monday, April 13th, 2026

📸 Henry Diltz

Legendary music photographer Henry Diltz returns to the show for his third appearance, bringing with him an extraordinary legacy of capturing the golden age of rock and roll. With more than 250 album covers and thousands of publicity photos to his name, Henry is best known for iconic images such as The Doors’ Morrison Hotel cover.

His work includes candid, behind-the-scenes photography of artists like The Eagles, Neil Young, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, America, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Jimi Hendrix, Paul McCartney, and The Monkees. As the official photographer at the Monterey Pop Festival (1967) and Woodstock (1969, 1994, 1999), Henry documented defining moments in music history.

He also captured the spirit of Laurel Canyon, where many rising folk-rock stars lived and created music that would shape generations. His photography has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, LIFE, People, Rolling Stone, and Billboard.

henrydiltz.com

Show Topic: Rock n Roll Moments – Legends, Legacy & Stories from the 50s to the 80s

This Thursday, April 9th, 2026, we’re bringing you another compelling edition of Rock n Roll Moments, exploring the music and stories that shaped rock and pop from the 1950s through the 1980s.

From the roots of early rock and roll to the rise of the British Invasion, progressive rock, folk rock, and Americana, this episode captures the evolution of sound and culture across multiple decades that defined modern music.

What makes this show especially meaningful is the deeply personal and historical perspective brought by our guests. We’ll reflect on the origins of one of the most influential bands in history, explore the visual storytelling that helped define an era, and revisit the golden age of British pop through the eyes of those who lived it.

These aren’t just stories; they’re firsthand connections to the moments that changed music forever.

We’ll also take a closer look at the legacy of The Quarrymen and their transformation into The Beatles, the iconic imagery captured during the Woodstock era, and the enduring appeal of bands like Herman’s Hermits.

Each conversation offers a unique window into the people, places, and creativity that shaped the soundtrack of generations.

It’s a powerful blend of music, memory, and history that brings the past to life in a way only Rock n Roll Moments can.

Mark your calendars for this special episode—you won’t want to miss it. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Thursday, April 9th, 2026

🎤 Jane Garry

From London, Jane Garry joins us to remember her father, Len Garry, who passed away on March 2nd, 2026. Len was a musician best known as a member of The Quarrymen, the band that would later evolve into The Beatles.

Jane will share personal memories and insights into her father’s life and his role in one of the most important origin stories in rock history, offering a heartfelt tribute to a musician whose early contributions helped shape the future of popular music.

📸 Elliott Landy

Renowned photographer from Woodstock, New York, Elliott Landy is celebrated for capturing some of the most iconic images of the 1960s rock era, including photographs from the legendary Woodstock Festival.

Elliott will discuss his work with The Band, who invited him to photograph them for their albums Music From Big Pink and The Band. These images became defining visuals of the era. He’ll also share insights from his two-volume collection of The Band Photographs, offering a rare look behind the lens of rock history.

elliottlandy.com

🎸 Keith Hopwood

English pop musician Keith Hopwood is best known as the rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist for the 1960s hit band Herman’s Hermits, a key part of the British Invasion movement.

Keith joins us to talk about his music career and to promote his upcoming appearances at the Chiller Theater, taking place April 24th–26th, 2026, at the Hilton Parsippany in Parsippany, New Jersey. It’s a must-attend event for fans of classic pop and rock history.

keithhopwood.com

Show Topic: Rock Across the Decades – From the 50s to the 80s

This Monday, April 6th, 2026, we’re taking a wide-ranging journey through the evolution of rock music—from its early roots in the 1950s all the way through the defining sounds of the 60s, 70s, and into the 80s.

It’s a powerful mix of pop, rock, folk, and soft rock, showcasing how the genre grew, adapted, and shaped generations of music lovers. From the raw beginnings of rock and roll to the polished sounds of later decades, this episode captures the full arc of an ever-evolving musical landscape.

We’ll explore how these decades connect—how folk influences blended into rock, how pop melodies found their way into mainstream radio, and how artists across each era built on what came before them.

Whether it’s the storytelling of folk-rock, the emotional depth of soft rock, or the energy of classic rock, this show brings together the threads that tie it all together.

Joining me once again is a very special guest, Timothy LaRoque, a talented singer and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida. 

It’s a show built on passion, experience, and the enduring power of great music.

Mark your calendars for this one—it’s going to be a fantastic ride through the decades. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Monday, April 6th, 2026

🎤 Timothy LaRoque

Singer and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida, Timothy LaRoque has built a strong presence in the South Florida music scene, performing at a variety of venues and earning recognition for his original work. His music has been featured in Rolling Stone en Español, Miami New Times, and the Sun-Sentinel, as well as on SiriusXM’s Underground Garage and NPR affiliate WLRN-FM.

With influences rooted in folk, rock, and pop, Timothy has been immersed in music from a young age. He has served as frontman for local bands “The Summit” and “The Def Cats,” bringing a dynamic and authentic sound to his performances. On this episode, he’ll share insights into the music that shaped him, his creative journey, and how classic sounds from past decades continue to influence his work today.

Website: defcatrecords.com

Show Topic: 60s & 70s Classics – Abbey Road on the River Preview Special

This Thursday, April 2nd, 2026, we’re turning the spotlight on the unforgettable sounds of the 1960s and 70s—two decades that forever shaped the landscape of rock and pop music.

From the explosion of the British Invasion to the rise of glam rock, surf music, and classic pop, this episode brings together a powerful mix of styles that defined a generation.

It’s a vibrant journey through the music that continues to inspire artists and captivate audiences around the world.

This show also serves as a special preview of one of the most anticipated music festivals of the year—Abbey Road on the River, taking place May 21st through 25th, 2026, at Big Four Station in Jeffersonville, Indiana.

Known for its incredible celebration of Beatles music and beyond, the festival brings together world-class performers and fans for an unforgettable experience filled with live music, nostalgia, and community.

Joining me are several outstanding musicians who will be part of this year’s festival, each bringing their own unique connection to the music of the era.

From tribute performances that honor legendary bands to artists who have shared the stage with icons of rock history, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at what makes Abbey Road on the River such a special event.

We’ll explore their musical journeys, their connections to the artists that defined the 60s and 70s, and what audiences can expect when they take the stage this May.

It’s a celebration of timeless music and the performers who keep it alive today. Mark your calendars for this exciting episode—and for the festival itself. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Thursday, April 2nd, 2026

🎤 Joan Burton

Musician from South Carolina known for her dynamic performances across multiple tribute and live music projects. Joan performs solo throughout the Carolinas and is part of Heart Breaker – A Tribute to Heart and Led Zeppelin, where she represents Nancy Wilson.

She has also performed with Craig Chaquico, original founding member of Jefferson Starship, and appeared in the California-based variety show Reunion – A Tribute to the 70s. Joan toured in the multimedia production This Is The 60’s and will discuss her upcoming appearances at Abbey Road on the River, including performances tied to This Is The 60s and Super 70s Radio.

thisisthe60slive.com

🎸 Joe Orlando

Musician, singer, songwriter, and bassist from New Jersey, Joe Orlando is a member of The Cryers, a band that has been a staple of Abbey Road on the River events since 2007.

Joe and The Cryers have performed alongside an impressive roster of legendary artists including Denny Laine of Wings, Ian Mitchell of The Bay City Rollers, Terry Sylvester of The Hollies, Geoff Britton and Steve Holley of Wings, Laurence Juber, Joey Molland of Badfinger, Eric Burdon & The Animals, and many more.

Their performances have become a defining part of the AROTR experience, bringing authentic energy and deep musical heritage to the stage.

thecryers.com

🌊 Chris Cron

Singer and musician featured in Pet Sounds Live, a Beach Boys tribute production that celebrates Brian Wilson’s groundbreaking masterpiece.

This live experience presents the complete Pet Sounds album along with The Beach Boys’ greatest hits, including “Good Vibrations,” offering audiences a powerful and authentic recreation of one of the most influential albums in rock history.

petsoundslive.com

🥁 Dave Lempke

Drummer and musician with the Union Jack British Invasion Band, Dave Lempke brings the sights and sounds of the 1960s British Invasion to life on stage.

Union Jack recreates the music of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Dave Clark Five, The Hollies, and many more. The band has opened for legendary acts including The Band, Bo Diddley, Richie Havens, The Fifth Dimension, and The Commodores, and has performed with artists such as Billy J. Kramer and Steve Holley.

unionjackbib.godaddysites.com

Show Topic: Rock n Roll Moments – Stories Behind the Sound of the 60s & 70s

This Monday, March 30th, 2026, we’re bringing you another powerful edition of Rock n Roll Moments—diving deep into the music, stories, and cultural impact of rock and pop from the 1960s and 70s.

These were the decades that shaped modern music, where innovation met attitude, and where artists pushed boundaries to create sounds that still echo today. From electrifying guitar work to soul-driven songwriting, this episode captures the essence of what made this era unforgettable.

What makes this show truly special is the incredible lineup of guests joining us—each bringing a unique perspective from different corners of the music world.

From authors chronicling the evolution of legendary artists to musicians who lived and performed through these iconic times, this episode blends history, storytelling, and firsthand experience into one compelling conversation.

We’ll explore the influences behind artists like Jimi Hendrix, Van Morrison, and Paul McCartney and Wings, uncover the fascinating story of a rare late-60s fretless guitar connected to George Harrison, and get insights into the enduring legacy of live rock performance from one of Canada’s most celebrated power trios. Along the way, we’ll also hear from a musician whose career bridges generations of pop and rock—from family fame to performing with one of the most legendary touring bands in music history.

It’s a rich, layered episode filled with stories you won’t hear anywhere else—connecting the dots between the music, the artists, and the moments that defined rock history. Mark your calendars for this one—it’s going to be an unforgettable show. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Monday, March 30th, 2026

📚 Jay Nachman

Author from Pennsylvania discussing his book Graham Parker’s Howlin’ Wind, which explores Parker’s musical influences alongside those of his band, The Rumour, set against the vibrant British and American music scenes of the 1960s and 1970s.

The book features stories about iconic artists such as Jimi Hendrix, The Band, The Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, and Paul McCartney and Wings, as well as soul singer J.J. Jackson. It offers a deep dive into the musical landscape that shaped one of Britain’s most influential rock figures.

grahamparkershowlinwind.net

🎸 Paul Brett

UK-based author discussing Finding Fretless, the remarkable story behind a rare late-1960s fretless electric guitar famously remembered by George Harrison as the “Mad” guitar.

This fascinating journey uncovers the instrument’s history and significance, offering a unique glimpse into the experimental spirit of late-60s rock and the artists who pushed musical boundaries.

findingfretless.com

🥁 Gil Moore

Drummer and co-vocalist of the Canadian power trio Triumph, Gil Moore joins us to talk about the band’s enduring legacy and upcoming live concerts.

As a driving force behind Triumph’s powerful sound, Gil brings firsthand insight into the world of arena rock and the evolution of live performance from the 1970s to today.

Gil is also promoting Triumph’s upcoming live concert on April 13th at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida—a must-see event for fans of classic rock and high-energy live performances.

triumphmusic.com

🎤 John Cowsill

Musician and member of The Cowsills, John Cowsill is widely recognized for his work as a singer and drummer with his family band, as well as his role in The Beach Boys touring band.

Having performed alongside Mike Love and Bruce Johnston, and contributing to the vocal legacy of Al Jardine and Carl Wilson, John’s career spans decades of pop and rock history. He has also performed with Jan and Dean and currently appears as a guest lead singer for The Smithereens.

johncowsillmusic.com

Show Topic: Oldies Across the Decades – A Musical Journey with DJ Tom Caminiti

This Thursday, March 26th, 2026 we’re diving into another unforgettable celebration of oldies music, spanning the incredible sounds of the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.

From the early roots of rock and roll and doo wop to the explosion of the British Invasion and the evolution into classic rock and soft rock, this episode captures the full spectrum of a golden musical era.

It’s a rich blend of pop, soul, sunshine pop, psychedelic rock, and more—bringing together the songs that defined generations and continue to inspire today.

What makes this episode truly special is the return of a familiar voice—Tom Caminiti, also known as “The Tall Italian.”

It’s a show filled with great music, behind-the-scenes stories, and the kind of authentic conversation only true radio veterans can deliver. Mark your calendars for this one—it’s going to be something special. Don’t miss it!

Guest(s) for our show:

Date: Thursday, March 26th, 2026

🎙️ Tom Caminiti

Known to many as “The Tall Italian,” Tom Caminiti is a seasoned radio professional whose career spans decades across some of South Florida’s most recognizable stations.

Starting as a board operator before moving into news and eventually becoming an on-air DJ, Tom worked at stations including WAXY, EASY-105 FM (now HOT-105), MAJIC 102 FM, LOVE-94 FM, and The WAVE/BREEZE 95.7 FM.

He later returned to MAJIC 102.7 FM, where he spent ten years—seven of them hosting the highly popular “All Request Show” weeknights from 7 PM to midnight. It was during this time that he earned his well-known nickname, “The Tall Italian.”

With a deep passion for music and a lifetime of broadcasting experience, Tom brings a unique and authentic perspective to the sounds of the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

https://www.talltomdj.com/

Show Topic: Oldies Music Spotlight – Teen Idols & A Tribute to Neil Sedaka

Get ready for a heartwarming and nostalgic journey as we celebrate the golden era of oldies music from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. This episode brings together the unforgettable sounds of pop and rock that defined generations—featuring the rise of teen idols and the artists who captured hearts around the world.

From the smooth charm of Ricky Nelson and Bobby Darin to the infectious energy of The Monkees and Paul Revere and the Raiders, this show is packed with timeless favorites that still resonate today.

We’ll also revisit the magic of artists like The Everly Brothers, Connie Francis, Herman’s Hermits, and The Cowsills—alongside fan favorites such as David Cassidy, Bobby Sherman, Fabian, and Donny Osmond.

These performers didn’t just top the charts—they became cultural icons, shaping the sound and style of their time. Whether it was heartfelt ballads or upbeat pop anthems, their music continues to bring back memories and introduce new audiences to the spirit of the era.

This episode also features a special and heartfelt tribute to Neil Sedaka, one of the most accomplished singer-songwriters of his generation, who we sadly lost on February 27th, 2026.

From his early hits like “Oh! Carol,” “Calendar Girl,” and “Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen,” to the chart-topping comeback classics “Laughter in the Rain” and “Bad Blood,” Neil’s career spanned decades of musical excellence. His songwriting legacy is equally remarkable, with beloved hits like “Stupid Cupid” and “Love Will Keep Us Together” becoming staples of pop history.

Join me as we honor his incredible contributions and revisit the songs that made him a legend. It’s a show filled with memories, melodies, and the magic of oldies music at its very best. Mark your calendars for this special broadcast—it’s one you’ll truly want to experience. Don’t miss it!

No guest featured for this episode. This special broadcast is dedicated to the music and legacy of the artists who defined the golden age of oldies, with a heartfelt tribute to Neil Sedaka.