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Sound Explorer is a weekly one-hour radio show produced in Penticton British Columbia at Peach City Radio - CFUZ. Host Ian Mackinder shares his passion for music exploration and ex- citing discoveries with his listeners. Episode: 98 Original Air Date: April 4, 2021 Length: 58:00 Host: Ian Mackinder Guests: None Description: This week’s show features the music of Dr. John as well as piano music by Professor Long- hair, Huey Piano Smith, Lee Dorsey, Art Neville and Canadian bands Downchild Blues Band, Doc Fin- gers, Al Forman and Michael Kaeshammer. Track Artist Album Track Length 1 Professor Longhair Atlantic Blue: Piano Tipatina 2:39 Huey Piano Smith and the Rocking Pneumonia and the 2 Clowns Serioius Clowning Boogie Woogie Flu (Pt. 1) 2:16 3 Lee Dorsey Holly Cow Ya Ya 2:25 4 Dr John Gris-Gris Mama Roux 2:59 5 Dr John Dr. John's Gumbo Junko Partner 4:30 6 Dr John In The Right Place Same Old Same Old 2:43 7 Dr John Creole Moon One 2am Too Many 4:24 8 Downchild Blues Band Road Fever You Don't Do 3:56 9 Doc Fingers Feel So Fine (single) Daddy Cool 3:00 Everybody Wants More Mon- 10 Al Forman ey (single) Everybody Wants More Money 2:12 The Rhythm & Blues All- 11 stars Crazy Mama Choo Choo Cha Boogie 3:35 12 Lloyd Glenn Blue Ivories Pinetop's Boogie Woogie 3:07 13 Michael Kaeshammer Strut Bass Gone Grazy 2:33 14 Martha Carter New Orleans Ladies You Can If You Think You Can 3:31 Treacherous: A History Of The 15 Art Neville Neville Brothers (1955 -1985) Zing, Zing 2:00 Mike Bloomfield/John Paul 16 Hammond/Dr. John Triumvirate Cha-Dooky-Do 3:40 .

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