On Memorial Day weekend (Sat, 5/28) Lost Treasures explores the absurdity of war with obscure tracks from the 1960s through 2010, with music from America and far away places like Ukraine and Japan.  Songs by Love Sculpture, Eli Radish, and Red Krayola, to name a few.  Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming at www.takomaradio.org

In commemoration of Battle of Lewes in 1264, the 57th anniversary of Bert Jansch’s debut LP, and the birthday of David Byrne, on Saturday May 14th at 9am, Lost Treasures digs into the strata of outer worlds of the United Kingdom.  Featuring obscure tracks from the UK plus rarities from the Scottish born leader of the Talking Heads.   Locally at 94.3 FM + streaming worldwide at www.takomaradio.org

  This Sat, April 30th at 9am, Lost Treasures hosts Brits Mary Currie (of FLAMING TUNES) and Mick Hobbs (of THE WORK and FAMILY FODDER) who discuss the musical legacy of Gareth Williams (THIS HEAT).  In 1985, Gareth and Mary recorded an amazing album entitled “Flaming Tunes,” released in a limited edition of 50 cassettes.  DJ Mackie celebrates Gareth and the beauty of FLAMING TUNES.  Locally at 94.3 FM and streaming at www.takomaradio.org

On Saturday, 4/2 @ 9am, Lost Treasures celebrates the musical genius of Ted Lucas:  Detroit guitarist, sitar player, songwriter, and Motown session musician.  Special guest is Pete Lucas (Ted’s son).  Passing away in 1992, Ted did not live to see the reissuing of his solo debut record and a resurgence in interest in his music.  Locally at 94.3 FM and streaming at takomaradio.org

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