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Andrew Sandoval's Come To The Sunshine is the home of the bah bah bah's and the la la la's. Each week he ushers you into his record room for a two-hour tour of scintillating 1960's sounds by a stunning array of no-hit wonders. Hear beat, psych, folk-rock, garage, soft pop, baroque, singer-songwriters and so much more (mostly in MONO).

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Artist Track Album Label Year Format
The Byrds  Artificial Energy   Favoriting     1967  Reel tape 
Keith Allison  Louise   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Byrds  Lazy Days   Favoriting     1968  Reel tape 
Gene Clark  So You Say You Lost Your Baby   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
Sagittarius  Navajo Girl   Favoriting     1969  CD 
The Byrds  Have You Seen Her Face   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Peanut Butter Conspiracy  It's A Happening Thing   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Sons of Adam  Take My Hand   Favoriting   Decca  1965  45 
Gene Clark  Is Yours Is Mine   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
Sagittarius featuring Gary Usher  I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City   Favoriting   Together  1969  45 
Sagittarius  My World Fell Down   Favoriting     1967   
Chad & Jeremy  Painted Dayglow Smile   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Byrds  Thoughts And Words   Favoriting Younger Than Yesterday  Columbia  1967  LP 
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers  The Same One   Favoriting Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers  Columbia  1967  LP 
The Beach Boys  The Lonely Sea   Favoriting     1962  Reel tape 
The Hondells  Show Me, Girl   Favoriting   Mercury  1966  45 
Bobby Sherman  Give Me Your Word   Favoriting   Decca  1965  45 
Keith Green  The Way I Used To Be   Favoriting   Decca  1965  45 
The Forte Four  I Don't Want To Say Goodnight   Favoriting   Decca  1966  45 
The Spiral Starecase  Makin' My Mind Up   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
The Byrds  Time Between   Favoriting Younger Than Yesterday  Columbia  1967  LP 
The Hondells  Atlanta Georgia Stray   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
Gene Clark with the Gosdin Brothers  Tried So Hard   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  LP 
Keith Allison  Freeborn Man   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
Gary Usher  Sacramento   Favoriting   Capitol  1964  45 
The Byrds  Lady Friend   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Peanut Butter Conspiracy  Twice Is Life   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Hondells  Yes To You   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
Chad & Jeremy  Family Way   Favoriting Of Cabbages And Kings  Sony (Japan)  2006  CD 
Keith Colley  Shame, Shame   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
The Byrds  So You Want To Be a Rock'n'Roll Star   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 
Sagittarius  I'm Not Living Here   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
Chad & Jeremy  Paxton Quigley's Had The Course   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
The Peanut Butter Conspiracy  Why Did I Get So High   Favoriting Is Spreading  Columbia  1967  LP 
Sagittarius featuring Gary Usher  I Still Can See Your Face   Favoriting   Together  1969  45 
Sagittarius  In My Room   Favoriting   Together  1969  45 
Chad & Jeremy  Sister Marie   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
The Byrds  Draft Morning   Favoriting     1967   
The Hondells  Cheryl's Goin' Home   Favoriting   Mercury  1966  45 
Beverly Williams  He's Hurtin' Me   Favoriting   Decca  1966  45 
Gary Usher  Ships   Favoriting Beyond A Shadow Of Doubt  Dreamsville   2001  CD 
Sagittarius  The Truth Is Not Real   Favoriting   Columbia  1968  45 
The Byrds  Change Is Now   Favoriting   Columbia  1967  45 


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Avatar 5:45pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome to the show!
Avatar 5:52pm
Woof:

Hello Andrew! Looking forward to the show!
Avatar 5:57pm
cometothesunshine:

thanks, woof!
Avatar 5:58pm
mce1965:

Can't wait!
Avatar 5:58pm
cometothesunshine:

me neither!
Avatar 6:01pm
mce1965:

Cool
Avatar 6:02pm
cometothesunshine:

unique mix - Sunshine exclusive
Avatar 6:09pm
cometothesunshine:

Enjoying it so far?
Avatar 6:10pm
mce1965:

sheer brilliance
Avatar 6:10pm
cometothesunshine:

Some Red Rhodes for Woof
  6:10pm
Warner in PDX:

Great stuff so far! Thanks Andrew.
Avatar 6:11pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Warner!
  6:13pm
Steve Bonilla:

Love this tune.
Avatar 6:14pm
cometothesunshine:

Me too, Steve
Avatar 6:20pm
mce1965:

I think that bit of studio talk included on the Notorious Byrd Brothers CD with Ush gently exhorting the difficult personalities in the studio to just cut the crap and play gives such an insight into his genius as a producer
Avatar 6:22pm
cometothesunshine:

His brilliance was definitely how to operate behind the scenes with difficult people
Avatar 6:22pm
mce1965:

exactly
Avatar 6:26pm
mce1965:

And may I say that if it was not for the much maligned CD format, that bit never would have been made available to the masses... but I digress
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:27pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...loving everything as a Podcast!
Thank Always for this beautiful, generous Program.
Avatar 6:28pm
KarenS:

I’m in!
Avatar 6:28pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks RR 11/63
Avatar 6:28pm
cometothesunshine:

Welcome Karen S
Avatar 6:29pm
cometothesunshine:

True genius
Avatar 6:30pm
mce1965:

nice edit!
Avatar 6:31pm
mce1965:

such a gorgeous song
Avatar 6:32pm
cometothesunshine:

this is such an unbelievable production - the LP version is nowhere near as great
Avatar 6:32pm
cometothesunshine:

I have the original songwriting demo and it is even more eerie
Avatar 6:33pm
KarenS:

Was that the A side?
Avatar 6:33pm
cometothesunshine:

No, the Bside
Avatar 6:34pm
cometothesunshine:

Chris Hillman was the best songwriter in the Byrds on Younger Than Yesterday
Avatar 6:34pm
cometothesunshine:

Gene Clark level excellence!
Avatar 6:34pm
mce1965:

amen
Avatar 6:35pm
mce1965:

out of nowhere too
Avatar 6:36pm
cometothesunshine:

This song is so amazing too
Avatar 6:37pm
mce1965:

Hard to fault much on this album
Avatar 6:38pm
cometothesunshine:

Gary Usher was brilliant at bringing introspection to tape for all to hear.
Avatar 6:39pm
mce1965:

I'm glad you included this... it's not out of place at all
  6:41pm
Steve Bonilla:

Atypical chord progression.
  6:45pm
Steve Bonilla:

I hear hints of Sacramento in this song.
Avatar 6:46pm
cometothesunshine:

He was really developing his production chops at Decca
Avatar 6:49pm
cometothesunshine:

Gary recorded 3 45's with 11-year-old Keith Green.
Avatar 6:51pm
mce1965:

It's really surprising none of his work for Decca was even a semi hit... probably down to Decca's inability to properly promote non-MOR and country singles
Avatar 6:52pm
cometothesunshine:

He did not produce many hits period, but was good at talking people into letting him make great records
Avatar 6:57pm
cometothesunshine:

More Red Rhodes
Avatar 6:59pm
cometothesunshine:

Another great record with no radio play
  7:01pm
Warner in PDX:

Really knows how to record voices and harmonies.
Avatar 7:01pm
cometothesunshine:

I would like to have played 5 more songs in this genre - the Dal Perkins single should have been in this show
Avatar 7:02pm
cometothesunshine:

yes, perfectly mixed
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:04pm
Dominick:

Made it!
Avatar 7:05pm
cometothesunshine:

welcome, Dominick!
Avatar 7:05pm
KarenS:

Did Gary ever work with the Raiders?
Avatar 7:05pm
cometothesunshine:

Well, he repurposed their "Louise" for Keith Allison
Avatar 7:08pm
KarenS:

I guess they were comfortable sticking with Terry Melcher.
Avatar 7:10pm
cometothesunshine:

unlike the byrds
Avatar 7:11pm
mce1965:

and Manson
Avatar 7:12pm
cometothesunshine:

sure
Avatar 7:13pm
mce1965:

Absolutely wonderful show, Andrew... you outdid yourself. Wish I could chat more but will listen via mobile
Avatar 7:13pm
cometothesunshine:

thanks MCE
Avatar 7:18pm
Sonny Rickles:

Tuned in late but I'm loving what I'm hearing! The playlist looks incredible!
Avatar 7:19pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Sonny! Welcome!
  7:22pm
Steve Bonilla:

I've been monitoring, but it's dinner time here in B'klyn, so I couldn't blab much.
  7:23pm
Michael Luciano:

So many great songs nobody ever heard! These days it's the opposite - There are no great songs to hear...
  7:24pm
Steve Bonilla:

This song got me curious to check out Jazz, because if Hugh Masakela's involvement,
  7:30pm
Rich in NC:

Nice set, thanks
Avatar 7:32pm
cometothesunshine:

thanks!
  7:36pm
Warner in PDX:

One great show Andrew, spotlighting a great era for our music. Thanks!
Avatar 7:37pm
cometothesunshine:

I appreciate that, Warner!
  7:37pm
synchro1:

Paxton Quigley - great song from a pretty poor movie. A favorite of mine; great program
Avatar 7:37pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, synchro!
  7:44pm
synchro1:

and where is this version of Draft Morning from? It's wonderful! - Jim Whittemore (didn't realize I was on here as synchro1,too many online registrations)
  7:45pm
Steve Bonilla:

Great Bob Lind song!!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:49pm
myron feld:

That Beverly Williams song was an also-ran for the Rhino "One Kiss Can Lead to Another" comp, but it absolutely should've been included.
Avatar 7:52pm
cometothesunshine:

It is a great one for sure
Avatar 7:56pm
cometothesunshine:

I really want to thank you all for listening to one of my favorite shows of the past 12 years!
  7:56pm
Steve Bonilla:

Thank you, Andrew, for a great show.
Avatar 7:57pm
Woof:

Thank you, Andrew!!! Fantastic show!
Avatar 7:58pm
cometothesunshine:

The bookend to my Curt Boettcher show of 8 years ago. So glad I found the time and space to work this up. See you all soon. I will be DJing with my WFMU buddies in Brooklyn this weekend at the record fair. So long!
Avatar 7:58pm
KarenS:

One of your best ever!! Thank you Andrew!
Avatar 7:59pm
cometothesunshine:

Thanks, Karen!
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