Episode 654: Transmusic Airwaves Collaborative

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Transmusic Airwaves today brings two sets crafted by John Wasylko, featuring new music from Jonathan Richman, The Salt Collective, Kid Tigrrr and Camel’s Andrew Latimer. Set 1: (John Wasylko Mix) The Cowsills – Rhythm of the World / Rhythm of the World (2022) The Salt Collective – I Want To Tell You (Chris Price & The Lemon Twigs) / Last Day That We’re Young ( EP, 2025) Gentle Giant – The Face / Power & The Glory (1974) The Imagined Village (featuring Martin Carthy, Billy Brag and others) – New York Trader / Bending the Dark (2012) The Shins – The Rifle's Spiral / Port of Morrow (2012) The Hi-Los – Agogically So / All All That Jazz (1958) Jonathan Richman – Only Frozen Sky Anyway / Only Frozen Sky Anyway 2025 Kid Tigrrr – Tonight, Tonight (Phil Collins song?) / EP, 2025 Red House Painters – Katy Song / Katy Song (1993) Kevin Ayers – Walk on Water / The Unfairground (2007) The Salt Collective – In The Shadows Of The Moon (featuring Lynn Blakey and Mike Mills/REM) / A Brief History Of Blindness (releases November 21, 2025!) Golumb (Columbus OH band) – Staring / The Beat Goes On (2025) Andrew Latimer – In The Dark / (Bandcamp, 2025) Set 2: (John Wasylko Mix) Jeff Beck Group – Morning Dew / Truth (1968) The Third Mind – East West / The Third Mind (2020) Utopia – Overture: Mountaintop and Sunrise/Communion with the Sun / Ra (1977) Curved Air – Metamorphosis / Air Cut (1973) Nektar – Camouflage to White / Evolution (2004) BEAT – Elephant Talk / Live (2025) John G. Perry – A Rhythmic Stroll / Sunset Wading (1976) Martha & The Muffins – Swimming / This is the Ice Age (1981) Have a request? Suggestion? Think you would like to host a set or a show? Contact! [email protected] Download! Transmusicairwaves.podomatic.com Listen! We’re available on Apple and Google podcasts, search for Transmusic Airwaves Thanks for listening!

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