The Spinning Dervish Show: The Inaugural Whirlwind Set
The Spinning Dervish Show is an untamed landscape of sound. Join host Melody for a whirlwind ride from ABBA to ZAPPA, featuring the best in classic rock, soul, and new wave.
Tag: classic rock
The Broadcast: Episode 137 “Magic”
This week’s show is inspired by the great Harry Houdini. But have no illusions it
Rick’s Rock Shop: The Music of 1986 Part 1
Relive the best of 1986 with Rick’s Rock Shop! Part 1 of our three-part series dives into the rock, new wave, and melodic hits that defined FM radio. Stream the full commercial-free archive now on WRBRocks.com.
Rock & Reels: Vinyl Voltage
The Rock & Reels Radio Show brings you the ultimate 1970s experience where guitar driven rock and iconic cinema collide. Dive into soundtracks like the gritty funk of Foxy Brown, the power of Tommy, and the swagger of The Warriors. Rewind to the era of big riffs and bold style.
Paul Taylor Keys Gets Melted
Paul Taylor shares a masterclass in rock history, from his time with Winger and Alice Cooper to the current John Corabi and Friends tour.
Strike The Box! Is it Spring Yet?
Getting closer to Spring, just not totally there yet. But Strike The Box! has new
Strike The Box! It’s Not a War, but an Excursion?
Strike The Box! features new music: 38 Coffin, The Jackets, The Ons and Ons, Ape
Rick’s Rock Shop: Fourth Anniversary Show & Four-Piece Bands
Celebrate four years of Rick’s Rock Shop with a tribute to the greatest four-piece bands! From the Fab Four to Van Halen and the Pixies, experience the power of the rock quartet. Stream the full anniversary show replay now on WRBRocks.com.
Brews, Bands, and Brackets: Inside the Rapscallion Music Hall with Dave and Marc on The First Wave
The First Wave hangs with Dave and Marc from Rapscallion Music Hall to talk about their dedication to local original bands, sample their latest craft brews, and battle through a high-stakes 70’s Albums March Madness bracket.
Rock & Reels: Hooray for Hollywood!
It’s Oscar night on Rock & Reels! Taz and DJ Franatic celebrate the music that stole the spotlight, from the high-octane energy of F1 and Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another to the timeless rock of Almost Famous.