On this week’s show, Kevin is back with a sixteen-track Second Hour Superset that goes to all kinds of interesting places, from Country Joe and the Fish and Dylan to CSNY, Simon & Garfunkel, Jethro Tull … well, you’ll just have to hear it for yourself. Those, and tracks from Joe Walsh, Wishbone Ash, Golden […] […]

On this week’s show, Randy Bachman shows up twice in different bands, there are two hidden two-fers, lots of the hard stuff from AC/DC, Van Halen, the J. Geils Band, and Uriah Heep, A Talking Heads classic, and as always, a whole lot more, plus anything that’s on your musical mind when you join me […] […]

On this week’s show, I’ll be playing a selected track from two new albums from the Doobies and Yes. Drop into our chat room and tell me what you think of them as you hear them. I’ll of course report what you say, as well as giving you my unhumble opinion (ha ha). I’ll also […] […]

On this week’s show, there’s lots of live music to get ya going, including the dead, the Allmans, Cheap Trick and Traffic, classics from Steve Miller and Bad Company, some bluesy guitar work from John Hammond and Pat Travers, and an unlikely instrumental from Loudon Wainwright III.. But that’s just for starters! Join me today […] […]

On this week’s show, I start you off with an epic and definite desert-island classic from Cream’s “Wheels of Fire,” followed by a track from Bram Tchaikovsky, a band seldom remembered from the 70’s. You’ll get some Bonjovi, John Mellencamp, Molly Hatchet, Meatloaf, the Doobies, Steve Miller, Uriah Heep, covers from Tina Turner and the […] […]

It’s Bastille Day on this week’s show, so in the second hour, I’ll be featuring a side of Magma, a French progressive band from the early seventies. There’ll also be lots of artists you already know, like Tom Petty, Christine McVie, Robin Trower, Jimmy Page and the Black Crows with a Zep standard, … all […] […]

“Rock’s in Your Head” is the only show on the Global Voice where you can hear three hours of classic, album, and progressive rock from the sixties and beyond. The show always works better when you make suggestions by email to rock@theglobalvoice.info, or live during the show in our very own Chat facility right on […] […]

Apologies for last week’s technical failure which prevented the presentation of the show. I’m back and all tested and ready for it today! One of my hallmark or signature set themes is to group songs together that are in the same musical key, and this week I went a little crazy in doing that, but […] […]

We kick things off with a live Meat Loaf track, a well-known and much loved track from Renaissance, John Mellencamp appears twice, another live classic from Lou Reed, things from Kaja Googoo, the Cure, Genesis, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker … it just goes on and on, this and every Wednesday starting at 16 hours UTC, […] […]

Right out of the gate, we get loud with Aerosmith, Crosby, Pevar and Raymond, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, a classic from Bad Company, and a contemplative instrumental piece from the Doors keyboard man, Ray Manzarek. And that’s just a sample of the first hour! Listen out for more guitars from John Hammond, John […] […]

This week, we kick off with a classic from the Who, we’ll hear some guitar gods in the forms of Johns Hyatt and Hammond, AC-DC, Guns ‘n’ Roses and Pat Travers make an eppearance, and a couple lighthearted tracks from Randy Newman and Ian Duri. This is just a taste of what you’ll get on […] […]

Before I get to what you’ll hear this week, I want to be sure you know that the Global Voice now have a chat section right on our main page so you can talk to your favorite on-air/online personalities when they’re doing live shows. Look for it toward the bottom of the page. Sign up […] […]

Some classics from Derek and the Dominoes, Sweet, Bonnie Raitt, and a Doors remake by the Guess Who, Cat Stevens changes his name, some prog from Genesis, Camel and the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and some lesser-known and definitely -played tracks from Pete Townshend and the Hooters are just some of the things you’ll hear on this […] […]

It’s a general potpourri this week on the only show on the Global Voice featuring classic, album, and progressive rock from the sixties through today with yours truly at 16 hours Universal Time this and every Wednesday. Since it’s not Wednesday any more, if you missed the live show, you can get it from the […] […]