Thursday | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cabbages & Kings
Recent tracks
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Cold, Cold, Cold by Little Feat • Sailin' Shoes3:53pm -
Let's The Cold Winds Blow by The Turtles • A Walk in The Sun3:51pm -
Memphis Style (feat. Wally Wilson) by Kenny Greenberg • Blues For Arash3:48pm -
Na Papa He'e Nalu by Kahulanui • Hula Ku'i3:44pm - 'S All right? 'S All right! by Señor Wences • 453:44pm
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Learn to Cook by Mighty Sparrow • Casanova3:37pm -
Cold by Annie Lennox • Diva3:33pm -
Red Right Hand by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds • Let Love In3:25pm - Briar and the Rose by Tom Waits • Music That Changes the World, Vol. 23:21pm
- cosa rara by Lucrecia Dalt • cosa rara3:17pm
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Come In From The Cold by Joni Mitchell • Night Ride Home3:10pm -
Déshominisation (I) by Alain Goraguer • La Planète Sauvage (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)3:07pm - Palace of the King by Freddie King • Ultimate Collection3:04pm
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Lovey Dovey by Otis Redding & Carla Thomas • Stax/Volt - The Complete Singles 1959-1968 - Volume 93:01pm -
Lazy by Judy Holliday & Gerry Mulligan • Their Only Recordings Together2:58pm -
Hey Jude - Anthology 3 Version by The Beatles • Anthology 32:53pm -
Colonoscopy It's Not THat Bad by ??? • stopcoloncancernow.com2:50pm - Party Lights by Junior Brown (back there somewhere) •2:49pm
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Broadway Jungle by Toots & The Maytals • The Very Best Of Toots & The Maytals2:47pm - Suzy Snowflake by Ween •2:41pm
- You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry (Remastered) by Moon Mullican • I Done It!: The Uptempo Moon Mullican (1949-1958)2:38pm
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Don't Drive Drunk by The Dirty Dozen Brass Band • Jazz Moods - Hot2:34pm - The Pace That Kills by Kitty Wells • Path To Green2:32pm
- Party Down, Pt. 1 & 2 by Little Beaver • Party Down2:23pm
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Snowbound by Donald Fagen • Kamakiriad2:15pm - Gator's Groove by Willis Jackson • Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-19742:13pm
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Jim Spake
Saxophonist Jim Spake lives and works in Memphis, Tennessee, where he has made his living in music since his teens.Â
Long-tenured saxophonist of Memphis’ many coveted genres, Jim Spake offers up a “kitchen-sink” approach to appreciation of records, across era, style and theme, from post-war R&B to novelty recordings and more.