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with Cyrus: exploring the extensive discography of Billy Cobham (Part 2)_ The Moon Ain’t Made of Green Cheese [from 'Total Eclipse', 1974] Moody Modes {1st cut} [from 'A Funky Thide of Sings', 1975] Ozone Part 2 [from 'Drum ‘n’ Voice: Duo 2', 2006] Sa Pablo [from 'Culture Mix', 2002] Almustafa The Beloved {cut} [from 'Live: On Tour In Europe', 1976] Solarization {cut} [from ‘Rudiments: The Billy Cobham Anthology', 2001] El Barrio {cut} [from 'Inner Conflicts', 1978] Was/Not/Was [from 'Nordic', 1998] Early Libra [from 'Simplicity of Expression - Depth of Thought', 1978] Summit Afrique: The Debate (“Indaba”) / The Conflict (“Ingxabano”) / The Little One (“Omncane”) [from 'Powerplay', 1986] Moon Germs [from 'Palindrome', 2013] Stratus {sample origin for Massive Attack’s ‘Safe From Harm’} [from 'Spectrum', 1973] Tenth Pinn {cut} [from 'Shabazz', 1975] a. To The Women In My Life - b. Le Lis [from 'Spectrum', 1973] Faia [from 'Fruit From The Loom', 2007] Let Me Breathe [from 'Drum ‘n’ Voice: Duo 2', 2006] Siesta/Wake Up!!!!!! That’s What You Said [from 'Life & Times', 1976] Rock Shaker [from 'Nordic: Off Color', 1999] Mirror’s Image (Reprise) [from 'By Design', 1992] Nothing Can Hurt Her Now {cut} [from 'Focused', 1998] Final Destination [from 'Drum ‘n’ Voice: Duo 2', 2006] Spanish Moss [from 'Rudiments: The Billy Cobham Anthology', 2001] Leaving Now [from 'Drum ‘n’ Voice: All That Groove', 2001] Moody Modes {2nd cut} [from 'A Funky Thide of Sings', 1975]
+ Massive Attack - Safe From Harm (7" Version) [from 'Singles 90/98' boxset, 1998]

#Superimpositions with Cyrus: Billy Cobham (Part 2) @ The Lot Radio 05-04-2026 Watch the replay and find the track list on https://thelotradio.com/shows/superimpositions/2026-05-04-2200 with Cyrus: exploring the extensive discography of Billy Cobham (Part

w Cyrus: exploring the music of Sonja Kristina & Curved Air_ complete setlist: Whose Shoulders Are You Looking Over Anyway? {2nd half} / Over And Above [from ‘Phantasmagoria’, 1972] Metamorphosis {1st half} [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973] Moonshine {1st half} [from ‘Airborne’, 1976] Metamorphosis {2nd cut} [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973] What Happened When You Blow Yourself Up? [from ‘Airconditioning’, 1970] Puppets [from ‘Second Album’, 1971] Time Games [from ‘North Star’, 2014] Propositions [from ‘Airconditioning’, 1970] Armin [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973] Paris By Night {1st cut} [from ‘Lovechild’, 1990] Marie Antoinette [from ‘Phantasmagoria’, 1972] Screw [from ‘Airconditioning’, 1970] Easy [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973] Everydance [from ‘Second Album’, 1971] Paris By Night {2nd cut} [from ‘Lovechild’, 1990] Hide And Seek [from ‘Airconditioning’, 1970] Day Breaks My Heart [from ‘Midnight Wire’, 1975] Piece of Mind {1st cut} [from ‘Second Album’, 1971] Melinda (More Or Less) [from ‘Phantasmagoria’, 1972] Pipe of Dreams [from ‘Midnight Wire’, 1975] Sea of Tranquility [from ‘Curved Space & Infinity’, 2016] Spirits In The Material World [from ‘North Star’, 2014] Elfin Boy [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973] Vivaldi [from ‘Airconditioning’, 1970] Two-Three-Two [from ‘Air Cut’, 1973]
The Unthanks - Magpie [from ‘Mount The Air’, 2015]

#Superimpositions with Cyrus: Sonja Kristina and Curved Air @ The Lot Radio 01-12-2026 https://www.instagram.com/csarrafha https://www.soundcloud.com/stone-float

w Cyrus: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
__Setlist: Who Is Stevie? [from ‘In Session (with Albert King)’, 1999] Wall Of Denial [from ‘In Step’, 1989] Empty Arms [from ‘The Sky Is Crying’, 1991] Texas Flood [title track from ‘Texas Flood’, 1983] Life Without You [from ‘Soul To Soul’, 1985] Dirty Pool [from ‘Texas Flood’, 1983] Couldn’t Stand The Weather [title track from ‘Couldn't Stand The Weather’, 1984] Pride And Joy [from ‘Texas Flood’, 1983] Brothers [from ‘Family Style’ (as The Vaughan Brothers), 1990] Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) [from ‘Couldn't Stand The Weather’, 1984] {originally composed by Jimi Hendrix and first released on his 1968 album ‘Electric Ladyland’} Gone Home [from ‘Soul To Soul’, 1985] Little Wing [from ‘The Sky Is Crying’, 1991] Tin Pan Alley [from ‘Couldn't Stand The Weather’, 1984] Testify [from ‘Texas Flood’, 1983] Ain’t Gone ’N’ Give Up On Love [from ‘Live Alive’, 1986] Chitlins Con Carne [from ‘The Sky Is Crying’, 1991] {originally composed by Kenny Burrell and first released on his 1963 album ‘Midnight Blue’} Stang’s Swang [from ‘Couldn't Stand The Weather’, 1984] Love Me Darlin’ [from ‘In Step’, 1989] May I Have A Talk With You [from ‘The Sky Is Crying’, 1991] Hillbillies From Outerspace [from ‘Family Style’ (as The Vaughan Brothers), 1990] Riviera Paradise [from ‘In Step’, 1989]
+ + Patrick Gowers - The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Original Television Soundtrack), 221B Baker Street (Theme), released in 1987 [Kenneth Sillito on violin]

#Superimpositions with Cyrus: Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble @ The Lot Radio 10-20-2025 w Cyrus: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble https://www.instagram.com/csarrafha https://www.soundcloud.com/stone-float

Monday October 20, 10:00PM NYC, w Cyrus: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble—SRV, Texas’s actual lone star, wouldn’t you agree? What he does with his guitar is quite untouchable; and that is coming from someone who doesn’t often listen to blues. I always make exceptions for Stevie along with few other blues artists such as BB King, Koko Taylor, Muddy Waters, Albert King and John Lee Ho**er. This time around, words take a step back to make more room for the instruments. The task in hand is to dive into the technicalities of what Stevie achieves when playing his guitar.

w Cyrus: Nordic Improvisations of Nils Petter Molvaer... Setlist: Torn (from ‘Hoppet: Original Movie Soundtrack’, 2007) [from ‘Re-Vision’, 2008] Leaps And Bounds (from ‘Hoppet: Original Movie Soundtrack’, 2007) [from ‘Re-Vision’, 2008] Simply So [this version from ‘Streamer: Live’ (2004), originally from ‘NP3’, 2002] Median [from ‘Stitches’, 2021] Recoil [from ‘Baboon Moon’, 2011] Burn [from ‘Edy: Original Movie Soundtrack’, 2005] Jackson Reef [from ‘Buoyancy’, 2016] Dead Indeed [from ‘Solid Ether’, 2000] Water [from ‘Er’, 2005] {vocalizations by Sidsel Endresen} The Kit [from ‘Switch’ , 2014] Little Indian [from ‘NP3’, 2002] Balno Li Ti E, Sino Ljo [from ‘The Arch’ by ‘Eva Quartet & Hector Zazou’, 2012] 66 [from ‘Live at Gezmataz Jazz Festival’ by ‘Naked Truth’, 2011] {with Pat Mastellotto of King Crimson on the drums} If I Gave You My Heart [from ‘Nordub’ by ‘Sly & Robbie meet Nils Petter Molvaer ft. Eivind Aarset & Vladislav Delay’, 2018] Maja [from ‘Certainty of Tides’ by ‘Nils Petter Molvaer & Norwegian Radio Orchestra’, 2023] Song of Sand [this version from ‘Khmer: Live In Bergen’ (2025), originally from ‘Khmer’, 1997] Framework 1 [from ‘Stitches’, 2021] Sauna [from ‘Streamer: Live’, 2004] Solid Ether [this version from ‘Khmer: Live In Bergen’ (2025), originally title track of ‘Solid Ether’, 2000] Arctic Dub (from the movie ‘Frozen Heart’, 1999) [from ‘Re-Vision’, 2008] Anticline [from ‘Hamada’, 2008] My Dog Is Dead [from ‘Edy: Original Movie Soundtrack’, 2005] Only These Things Count [from ‘Er’, 2005] {vocals by Sidsel Endresen}
+ Yes - Then [from ‘Yesterday’, 1975] {with Bill Bruford on the drums}

#Superimpositions with Cyrus: Nordic Jazz, Nils Petter Molvaer @ The Lot Radio 09-22-2025 w Cyrus: Nordic Jazz & Improvisations of Nils Petter Molvaer https://www.instagram.com/csarrafha https://www.soundcloud.com/stone-float

w Cyrus: David Cousins & Strawbs_ tonight at 10pm EST on www.theLotRadio.com
Dave passed away earlier this year in July. ’The Strawberry Hill Boys’ was the name of the band he formed in 1964, then the name was shortened to ’the Strawbs’ in 1967, and the ’the’ was dropped in 1969. Strawbs is not a full-on Prog Rock band, in my opinion. Their music is rooted in bluegrass and folklore. Even the one album which features Rick Wakeman (later of ‘Yes’ fame, a pillar of Prog Rock) is arranged leaning further toward Folk Rock than Progressive Rock. However—and this is the interesting part for me personally—as the years passed by, David’s writing style became more Prog-oriented, both lyrically and musically. This is not to say that the early albums are going to be ignored. On the contrary, some of Dave's most politically-charged and thought-provoking lyrics are from his early years; a stand-out example would be the song ’New World’ from the band’s 1972 album, Grave New World, where he tells the tales of the families conflicted and divided by the Troubles in Northern Ireland. This particular song also features a prominent mellotron track. So you could draw a continuous -yet not straight- line of Prog Rock importance, from the early 1970s right to 2023 where the band's last album was released.