Toons 'Til Two Revue: Contusion, Stevie Wonder

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Contusion, Stevie Wonder

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David Adcock

"Good old Sunday morning
Bells are ringing everywhere..."

This lyric from the Allman Brothers' "Blue Sky" and the tune's happy rhythm guitar refrain goes to the heart of David Adcock's 'Toons 'Til Two' radio program.

From 1983 until his death in 2001, Sunday FM radio listeners in Jackson, Mississippi were treated to the finest in progressive FM rock radio music. David Adcock was a pioneer in this underground genre of cooly soft-spoken, knowing DJ's who spun magic with the album versions of music of the 60's and 70's.

The show originally aired as 'Toons 'Til Noon' on the legendary WZZQ FM underground radio station in Jackson, later moving its hours and changing it's name to "Toons 'Til Two." The show moved to WTYX in Jackson when WZZQ went off the air and every Sunday morning, thrilling guitar riffs, exhilarating horn melodies, and fantastic drum solos filled the airwaves.

David Adcock and the progressive FM stations played album oriented rock, smoothly segued with musically and thematically related sets as their playlists. The sets may have been planned in advance or spontaneously put together in the studio on the air. All were hand picked and played by the DJ on the air, a style known as free-form radio.

The DJs announced the names of the tune and the bands who performed them at the end of the sets of between six and nine LP album cuts. The cuts were arranged artistically so that the music would flow from one song to another. The sets were related in some way thematically or musically to give the FM rock radio experience cohesion and meaning.

David Adcock was the best of the best.

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Tunes and Artists

10CC 1984 38 Special 905 Al Stewart Aladdin Sane All the Way from Memphis All the Young Dudes Allman Brothers America Aqualung Average White Band B.B. King Babe I'm Gonna Leave You Babylon Sister Baker Street Ballad of Billy the Kid Beatles Before the Deluge Beginnings Billy Joel Billy Preston Birds Black Magic Woman Black Sabbath Blackfoot Bloody Well Right Blue Ridge Mountain Sky Blue Sky Bob Dylan Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Bob Welch Boston Breezin' California Can't Find My Way Home Can't Get It Out of My Head Canned Heat Carefree Highway Carry On Carry On My Wayward Son Cat Stevens Changes Charlie Daniels Band Chestnut Mare Chicago Child In Time Christopher Cross Chuck Mangione Cisco Kid Come Sail Away Come to Poppa Coming Home Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen Conquistador Contusion Court of the Crimson King Coyote Crazy On You Credence Clearwater Revival Crosby Stills and Nash Crosby Stills Nash and Young Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More David Adcock Tribute David Bowie Deep Purple Desperado Do It Again Don't Cry My Lady Love Don't Look Back Don't Stop Doobie Brothers Doors Drivin Me Crazy Eagles Earth Wind and Fire Ebony Eyes Edgar Winter Group Eggplant Eldorado Electric Light Orchestra Elton John Emerald Eyes Emerson Lake and Palmer Eminence Front Eric Clapton Everyone's Gone To The Movies Fire on the Mountain Firesign Theatre Five Man Electric Band Slideshow Fleetwood Mac Fly Like An Eagle Fool In The Rain Forever Autumn Frank Zappa Frankenstein Free Man in Paris Fresh Air Funk#49 Future Games George Benson George Harrison Gerry Rafferty Glad Glamour Profession Going Up the Country Gordon Lightfoot Grateful Dead Have You Ever Seen the Rain Have You Heard Heart Hey Joe Hideaway Hoedown Hold on Loosley Home At Last Hot Lanta Hot Rod Lincoln Hot World Cold Love Hungry Freaks Daddy Hush Hypnotized I Am the Walrus I Can't Tell You Why I'm Losing You I'm Not in Love In Memory of Elizabeth Reed In The Beginning In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Into the Mystic Iron Butterfly It's a Beautiful Day It's All Right Jackson Browne James Brown James Gang Jeff Wayne Jesse Colin Young Jesus Is Just Alright With Me Jethro Tull Jimi Hendrix Joe Cocker John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers John Prine Joni Mitchell Josie Just a Song Before I Go Kansas Kashmir Killer Queen King Crimson Knights in White Satin Land of Make Believe Led Zeppelin Leon Russell Let It Grow Let It Rain Levon Light My Fire Linda Ronstadt Little Feat Living in the Future Living In The Past Lola London Philharmonic Orchestra Long Haired Country Boy Long Train Running Look at Yourself Looking Out My Back Door Lou Reed Love Is Like Oxygen Love Reign O'er Me Lovely to See You Lovin' You Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) Madman Across the Water Maggy May Mama Told Me Not To Come Manic Depression Marshall Tucker Band Marty Balin Masquerade Michael Franks Minnie Riperton Mirage Moody Blues Moondance Mother Mother and Child Reunion Mother's Little Helper Mott the Hoople My Sweet Lord Never Be the Same Norman Greenbaum Nostradamus Oh Very Young Oh Well One of These Days Outa Space Oye Como Va Papa Don't Take No Mess Paranoid Paul Simon Peace Train Peg Phoebe Snow Pick Up the Pieces Pink Floyd Poetry Man Popa's Got a Brand New Bag Poppa Was a Rolling Stone Procol Harem Psycho Purple Haze Queen Quicksilver Messenger Service Revolution 9 Ridgetop Right Down the Line Rock and Roll Rod Stewart Rolling Stones Roundabout Running Down A Dream Santana Savoy Brown Seals and Croft Sentimental Lady September Show Biz Kids Signs Silver Heels Smoke on the Water Somebody Sonics Soul Sacrifice Spirit In The Sky Stairway to Heaven Start Me Up Steely Dan Steve Winwood Stevie Wonder Stormy Monday Styx Suite Judy Blue Eyes Summer Soft Supertramp Sweet Sweet Jane Teacher Tell Mama Temptations The Allman Brothers The Band The Beatles The Chambers Brothers The Day Begins The Kinks The Prophet's Song The Steve Miller Band The Who This Ol' Cowboy Three Dog Night Thrill Is Gone Time Time Has Come Today Tin Man Tom Petty Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Tom Waits Tomorrow Never Knew Thela Tomorrow Never Knows Too High Town With No Cheer Traffic Train Train Truckin' Twisted Unchain My Heart Up On Cripple Creek Uriah Heep Van Morrison Vanilla Fudge Vicious Voodoo Child Waitin' For the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago Walk on the Wild Side War We May Never Pass This Way Again We're All Bozos On This Bus West of Hollywood Whipping Post White Bird Who Who Are You Willin' Wring That Neck Yes You Got Lucky You Keep Me Hanging On ZZ Top

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Sunday, July 17, 2011

Contusion, Stevie Wonder

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