Tonight's show features instrumentals tracks in the first hour and music by bands and musicians native to Kentucky in the second hour.
| We open with some classic instrumental music. |
| Rupert's Travels Gun - Gun(1968) |
| Raviole Audience - The House On The Hill(1971) |
| Classical gas Mason Williams - The Mason Williams Phonograph Record(1968) |
| Love Is Blue Paul Mauriat & his orchestra - Blooming Hits(1968) |
| Apricot Brandy Rhinoceros - Rhinoseros(1968) |
| Stone Fox Chase Area Code 615 - Trip In The Country(1970) |
| Last Date Floyd Cramer - All of My Best(1980) |
| A couple of listener requests and more classic instrumentals shape the next set of music. |
| Tijuana Taxi Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass - Foursider(1973) |
| Spirit of The North Cano - Spirit of The North(1980) 
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| Whipped Cream Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass - Whipped Cream and Otrher Delights(1965) |
| Keem-O-Sabe Electric Indian - VA: Juke Box Hits of 1969 Vol. 1(2000) |
| Peter Gunn Henry Mancini and His Orchestra - VA:The Best of The Best Of(1965) |
| Midnight To Moscow Kenny Ball - VA:Mellow Moments(1977) |
| Next up: musicians and bands native to Kentucky, country music dominates this set and it starts with another one more classic instrumental, |
| Yakety Sax Boots Randolph - Boot's Randolph's Yakety Sax(1963) |
| Fast Moving Night Train Grandpa Jones - Mountain Dew(1962) |
| I Miss A Lot of Trains Tom T. Hall - Tom T. Hall's Greatest Hits(1972) |
| T For Texas Grandpa Jones - VA:Country Hall of Fame Vol. 2(1966) |
| That's How I Got To Memphis Tom T. Hall - Tom T. Hall's Greatest Hits(1972) |
| Rated X Loretta Lynn - Twenty Greatest Hits(1990) |
| The End of The World Skeeter Davis - The Best of Skeeter Davis(1966) |
| Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy Red Foley - The Red Foley Story(1964) |
| Harlan County Jim Ford - The Sounds of Our Time(1969/2007) |
| Dr. Handy's Dandy Candy Jim Ford - The Sounds of Our Time(1969/2007) |
| Working My Way To L.A. Jim Ford - The Sounds of Our Time(1969/2007) |
| Out of Hand Gary Stewart - Gary's Greatest(1981) |
| We finish off the show with jazz and rhythm and blues music by musicians native to Kentucky. Kentucky born Harvey Fuqua wrote and sang most of the early hits for the Moonglows before helping Berry Gordy start up the Motown label, he also was instrumental in forming the Nite-Liters. |
| Ten Commandments of Love The Moonglows(Harvey Fuqua) - Their Greatest Hits(2002) |
| On The Street Where You Live Jonah Jones - Muted Jazz(1957) |
| Be My Life's Companion Rosemary Clooney - In High Fidelity(1959) |
| Love Is Strange Mickey (Baker) and Sylvia - Do It Again(1973) |
| Chloe Mickey Baker - The Wildest Guitar!(1959/1986) |
| Put A Little Love In Your Heart Jackie DeShannon - Put A Little Love In Your Heart(1969) |
| Compared To What Les McCann & Eddie Harris - VA: Soul Hits of The 70's vol. 7(1991) |
| K-Jee The Nite-Liters - Golden Classics(1991) |
| Thank you for listening. Next show broadcasts July 20. |
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3:17 PM, August 15th, 2017