Voodoo Vinyl on Three D Radio

Voodoo Vinyl on Three D Radio On air every Saturday night from 11pm, Voodoo Vinyl is one of Adelaide's longest running radio shows.

Each week Mark & Ken dig through over 120 years of recorded music and provide a thematically linked set of songs for your listening enjoyment!

OK, it’s probably true, that one monkey don’t steal no show - but what will happen when about five or six dozen of these...
22/12/2025

OK, it’s probably true, that one monkey don’t steal no show - but what will happen when about five or six dozen of these sneaky and intelligent creatures run rampant through the sonic fields of Voodoo Vinyl’s airtime next Saturday night and Sunday morning?

Will we be able to contain their exuberance and mischief when so many of those party-loving primates will be released from their constraints and let loose in one place for five or so hours of unfettered freedom…?

Tune into Three D from 11:00 on Saturday night - and ready yourself for some musical fun and games with a host of your nearest whoopin' and hollerin' simian relatives when Voodoo Vinyl sets out to tackle the theme of ‘Monkeys’!

The blizzard has stopped! And after the whiteout came to its conclusion, we discovered we needed to call on all the snow...
22/12/2025

The blizzard has stopped! And after the whiteout came to its conclusion, we discovered we needed to call on all the snow ploughs in Adelaide to come and clear a path from the back door to the station’s car park so that we could get home after our most recent Voodoo Vinyl show - such was the intensity of the aural snowstorm that was unleashed for 5 hours or so on the Three D Radio airwaves last weekend.

Whilst the constant stream of cool snowy tuneage didn’t exactly achieve one of its more subversive aims - to fill Mark with seasonal cheer and feelings of goodwill to Bono and Kamahl - it did, nevertheless, kick off Christmas week pretty well, I think.

We’ll be back next Saturday with a new theme - and one that’s not in the slightest way related to Christmas - once we’ve all had our fill of whatever seasonal celebrations we've chosen to indulge in.

So have a great week everyone and enjoy yourselves!

And here’s the barrage of snowballs we chucked at you in our latest show which is still available for you all to hear on the station’s listener app at any time over the next few weeks:

Voodoo Vinyl - Dec. 20, 2025

Snow

Barry Adamson - The Snowball Effect
Dave Alvin - California Snow
Amazing Rhythm Aces - Out Of The Snow
Anggun - Snow On The Sahara
Atomic Rooster - Ear In The Snow
B. Baker Chocolate Co. - Snowblower
Bizarros - After The Snow
Black Sabbath - Snowblind
Blood, Sweat & Tears - Snow Queen
Booker T. & The MG's - Winter Snow
Kate Bush - 50 Words For Snow
Camel - The Snow Goose
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Steal Softly Thru Snow
The Chills - Snow Bound
Cocteau Twins - How To Bring A Blush To The Snow
Jan Davis - Snow Surfin’ Matador
Decoder Ring - Snowflake
Destroyer - Sun Meets Snow
Doobie Brothers - Clear As The Driven Snow
Esquivel - Snowfall
Donald Fagen - Snowbound
The Fauves - Snows Of Kilimanjaro
Andrew Ferrington - In Snow
First Aid Kit - Fallen Snow
Marvin Gaye - Purple Snowflakes
Genesis - Snowbound
Thea Gilmore - Listen, The Snow Is Falling
Grateful Dead - Cold Rain And Snow
Groundhogs - Snowstorm
Dirk Hamilton - Colder Than The Mexican Snow
The Handsome Family - The Snow White Diner
Lisa Hannigan - Snow
Emmylou Harris - Roses In The Snow
Judy Henske & Jerry Yester - Snowblind
The Invitations - Skiiing In The Snow
Elton John & Kiki Dee - Snow Queen
James P. Johnson - Snowy Morning Blues
Curt Kirkwood - Snow
Sonja Kristina - Colder Than A Rose In Snow
Claudine Longet - Snow
Bob Luman - The Great Snowman
Manic Street Preachers - Still Snowing In Sapporo
John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers - Snowy Wood
Ralph McTell - Wait Until The Snow
Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys - Footprints In The Snow
Van Morrison - Snow In San Anselmo
My Bloody Valentine - Soft As Snow (But Warm Inside)
The Paper Bags - The Million Ton Snowflake
Andy Partridge - It’s Snowing Angels
Michael Penn - Disney’s A Snow Cone / Bedlam Boys
Pentangle - The Snows
Prince - Sometimes It Snows In April
P.J. Proby - Rain On Snow
Tom Rapp - Snow Queen
Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - Abominable Snowman In The Supermarket
Schtimm - Whatever Snow Says
Screamfeeder - Lost In The Snow
Broderick Smith’s Big Combo - Ruby In The Snow
Spock’s Beard - Snow’s Night Out
Steppenwolf - Snow Blind Friend
Suede - Snowblind
The Teardrop Explodes - Strange House In The Snow
Times Up - Snow Queen
Urge Overkill - Snow
V Spy V Spy - Snowblind
Winston’s Fumbs - Snow White
Frank Zappa - Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow

Last week I had to remind Mark that Christmas was nearly upon us - he doesn’t ‘do’ dates so apparently had no idea what ...
16/12/2025

Last week I had to remind Mark that Christmas was nearly upon us - he doesn’t ‘do’ dates so apparently had no idea what time of year it was.

Regular listeners will know that he has a tendency to break out in hives when a Christmas song plays so we have not, and will not, do Christmas themed shows - ever…

However, a couple of years back, I introduced the subversive notion that we could do themes that were sort of linked to the season without overtly being too Christmassy.

For instance. last year, I suggested ‘peace’ as a theme and we got a really good show out of that without having to bloody-mindedly oppose the prevailing zeitgeist just for the hell of it.

In that spirit, I have put forward the idea that ‘snow’ might toss up more than just a few listenable tracks this week, and the veto committee (of one) saw it as an acceptable notion.

So ‘let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…’

(Oh yeah, and Merry Christmas everyone!)

Voodoo Vinyl on Three D Radio every Saturday night from 11:00pm...

So ‘locks & keys’ have been stashed away in the archives and the two shows on the topic will soon become a fond distant ...
14/12/2025

So ‘locks & keys’ have been stashed away in the archives and the two shows on the topic will soon become a fond distant memory as we venture ever onward in our quest for new theme ideas..

Last night’s stack digging effort provided another interesting show albeit with a bit more hard rock than usual, with a semi-regular smattering of old blues recordings to offset that noisy riffola.

Here is the list of locksmith’s delights from Voodoo Vinyl’s latest thematic trawl:

Voodoo Vinyl - Dec. 13, 2025

Locks & Keys (Part 2)

Joan Armatrading - The Key
Autodrifters - Locked Out Of Love
The Charades - Key To My Happiness
Cherry Poppin’ Daddies - Mister White Keys
Moussa Clarke feat. Fisher - Love Key (Remix)
Alice Cooper - Lock Me Up
Cowboy Junkies - Musical Key
Crowded House - Locked Out
Sidney De Paris & Clyde Hart - Change O’Key Boogie
Bo Diddley - He’s Got A Key
Thomas Dolby - The Key To Her Ferrari
Joe Ely - Locked In A Boxcar With The Queen Of Spain
Fogg - Key To The Door
Four Tops - The Key
Fugazi - Combination Lock
Rory Gallagher - Keychain
Gang Of Four - Change The Locks
David Gilmour - Rattle That Lock
The Guess Who - Key
George Harrison - Behind That Locked Door
Joe Henry - Lock And Key
Kristin Hersh - The Key
Highwoods String Band - Who Broke The Lock
H.P. Lovecraft - Keeper Of The Keys
Iron Maiden - Fear Is The Key
Jay & The Americans - Let’s Lock The Door (And Throw Away The Key)
Tom Jones - Key To My Heart
Louis Jordan - Somebody Done Changed The Lock On My Door
Barry Kingston & The Screaming Souls - Padlock Jody
Jackie Leven - The Keys To The Forest
Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers - Key Jam
Lit - Zip-Lock
The Lurkers - Who’s Got A Padlock
Taj Mahal - Love Theme In The Key Of D
John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers - Key To Love
Melanie - Brand New Key
Men At Work - Key Punch Operator
Motorhead - Keys To The Kingdom
Nazareth - The Key
Neville Brothers - Midnight Key
The 101’ers - Keys To Your Heart
Rick Parfitt - Lock Myself Away
Carl Perkins - Keeper Of The Key
Anthony Phillips - Holy Deadlock
Q65 - Where Is The Key?
Rare Earth - Magic Key
Renaissance - Golden Key
The Revelators - The Key To My Heart
Rough Diamond - Lock & Key
Royal Teens - Open The Door Forgot My Key
Boz Scaggs - Full-Lock Power Slide
The Sharps - Lock My Heart
Bessie Smith - Lock And Key
Stratus - Lock Stock & Barrel
The Sugarcubes - Speed Is The Key
Third World - Low-Key Jammin'
Tony Toni Tone - Tonyies! In The Wrong Key
Frank Turner - Silent Key
Village People - Key West
Fats Waller - Handful Of Keys
Dave Warner’s From The Suburbs - Key To The City
The Weather Prophets - The Key To My Love Is Green
Yellow Magic Orchestra - Key

If you want to hear this show (again) then key ’Three D Radio’ in to your web search engine, find the website and click on our player app. With a minimum of scrolling you’ll find ‘Voodoo Vinyl’ and with a simple tap of the ‘play’ button you’ll be locked into the Voodoo Vinyl groove!

It’s nearly Voodoo Vinyl time again!Boy, these weeks are flying by as we creep up on our thousandth show in a few months...
11/12/2025

It’s nearly Voodoo Vinyl time again!

Boy, these weeks are flying by as we creep up on our thousandth show in a few months’ time!

This week, we will be jangling more keys and trying to pick a few more locks for you all to enjoy.

Tune in on Saturday night from 11:00pm to discover the combination that will open up five hours of challenging, enjoyable, and surprising listening!

Voodoo Vinyl - one of Three D Radio’s longest running shows, and still offering up new themes to explore!

Last weekend’s first instalment of locks and keys was a bit of a mixed bag with some chosen tracks standing out as deser...
10/12/2025

Last weekend’s first instalment of locks and keys was a bit of a mixed bag with some chosen tracks standing out as deserving to be locked in for many future plays, whereas there were a couple that sounded like keys being used to loudly carve ugly scratches across the shiny duco of our consciousness…

Let’s hope that this coming weekend’s selection avoid any further need for visits to the spray-painter’s lair!

Here’s the fully unlocked list of tunes we played:

Voodoo Vinyl - Dec. 6, 2025

Locks & Keys Part 1

Henry ‘Red’ Allen with The Chicago Rhythm Kings - Who Stole The Lock (On The Henhouse Door)
Richard Ashcroft - Keys To The World
Augie March - Song In The Key Of Chance
Blackmore’s Night - Locked Within The Crystal Ball
James Booker - Three Keys
Billy Bragg & Wilco - Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key
Budgie - R**e Of The Locks
Junior Byles - Curly Locks
Belinda Carlisle - Love In The Key Of C
The Charlatans - Love Is The Key
Gary Clark Jr. - I Got My Eyes On You (Locked & Loaded)
The Coral - Skeleton Key
Miles Davis - Spanish Key
Dio - Lock Up The Wolves
Dr. John - Locked Down
Falling Joys - Lock It
Fanfario - Landlocked
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds - Lock All The Doors
Grinspoon - Lockdown
Pete Ham - Keyhole Street
Heaven 17 - Key To The World
Bertie Higgins - Key Largo
John Howard - Missing Key
Huxton Creepers - Locked Away
The Jayhawks - I’ll Be Your Key
Howard Jones - Why Look For The Key?
The Kingston Trio - Lock All The Windows
Sonny Landreth - Key To The Highway
Jordie Lane - Love Has Locked The Door
Bob Lind - Unlock The Door
Johnny Marr - Lockdown
John Martyn - Hearts And Keys
The Marvelettes - Locking Up My Heart
Jimmy McGriff - Lock It Up
Ingrid Michaelson - Locked Up
Roger Miller - Lock, Stock & Teardrops
Dave Myers & The Surftones - Church Key
Myocardium - The Key
Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - The Keys To The Car
Only Child - Lock It
Ou Est Le Swimming Pool - The Key
Graham Parker & The Shot - Locked Into Green
Paul Petersen - Keep Your Love Locked
Paul Petersen - She Can’t Find Her Keys
The Poets - Locked In A Room
The Pogues - Gridlock
Radio Birdman - Locked Up
Reef - Locked Inside
Lawrence Reynolds - The Key Is In The Mailbox
The Seclusions - Green Fuzz
The Seclusions - The Unlocked Door
Slift - Space Is The Key
Sounds Incorporated - Order Of The Keys
Stockton’s Wing - Aaron’s Key
Spirit - Don’t Lock Up Your Door
Napoleon Strickland - Key To The Bushes Blues
Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - My Baby Done Changed The Lock On The Door
Shirley Thoms - The Keeper Of The Key
The Tragically Hip - Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
Tyrnaround - Keys And Chains
Sarah Vaughan - Key Largo
M. Ward - There’s A Key
Simon Warner - Lost Keys
Lucinda Williams - Changed The Locks
James Woods - Lock You In My Heart

Check out which ones you liked best by listening to the show on the player app - always available on the Three D Radio website!

Apparently, the key to maximising the amount of listeners to our show, so all the marketing experts tell us, is to lock ...
30/11/2025

Apparently, the key to maximising the amount of listeners to our show, so all the marketing experts tell us, is to lock in the theme for your event early which will then allow for the optimal level of excitement and expectation to build up!

So here we are, taking that advice on board readily - and literally - and announcing at the start of the week that our theme for the coming weekend (and possibly the one following that) will be ‘locks and keys’…

Now lock it in to your listening schedule, folks!

Voodoo Vinyl - on Three D Radio 93.7fm every Saturday night at 11:00pm until (fill in your preferred cessation time up until 4:00am here...)

Without having directly discussed it, I think we have both agreed, after an exploration of a large cross sample of album...
30/11/2025

Without having directly discussed it, I think we have both agreed, after an exploration of a large cross sample of albums over the last couple of weeks, that the majority of the titles featured on Mojo’s ‘Buried Treasure’ pages over the years are definitely worthy of reassessment and a contemporary appreciation.

I know that there are more than a few of the albums that we have (re)discovered through preparing these playlists that I will not be reinterring and these will, instead, find themselves on a more regular listening rotation from now on…

Here’s the treasure chest of sampled tracks we played this week:

Voodoo Vinyl - Nov. 29, 2025

Mojo Magazine’s ‘Buried Treasure’ Album Selection Part 2

Tucker Zimmerman - Bird Lives
Warren Zevon - Gorilla, You’re A Desperado
Dennis Wilson - River Song
White Noise - My Game Of Loving
Simon Warner - The Wrong Girl
Wall Of Voodoo - Mexican Radio
Violent Femmes - Country Death Song
Dino Valente - Time
The Undertones - Chain Of Love
Dwight Twilley Band - I’m On Fire
Touch - Down At Circes Place
Third World War - Stardom Road Parts I & II
Them - She Put A Hex On You
Spooky Tooth - Offering
Alexander ‘Skip’ Spence - Little Hands
The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Sister Surround
The Soft Boys - I Wanna Destroy You
Nina Simone - I Think It’s Going To Rain Today
Paul Siebel - Louise
Shriekback - Everything That Rises Must Converge
Shack - Undecided
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - The Faith Healer
Buffy Sainte-Marie - He’s A Keeper Of The Fire
The Rising Sons - Take A Giant Step
Stan Ridgway - Drive She Said
The Pursuit Of Happiness - Down On Him
Power Of Zeus - Green Grass And Clover
The Pernice Brothers - Clear Spot
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Penguin Cafe Single
Annette Peacock - I’m The One
The Pastels - Crawl Babies
Shuggie Otis - Ice Cold Daydream
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Genetic Engineering
The Open Mind - Falling Again
Billy Nicholls - Gypsy
New Colony Six - At The River’s Edge
Tracy Nelson - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
F.J. McMahon - Sister Brother
Magazine - Rhythm Of Cruelty
Country Joe McDonald - Coulene Anne
The Luv Machine - Witches Wand
Lone Justice - Shelter
Arthur Lee - You Want Change For Your Rerun
Leaf Hound - Freelance Fiend
Laibach (with Silence) - America
Bobby Keys - Crispy Duck
It’s Immaterial - Rope
The Holy Modal Rounders - Half A Mind
Hawkwind - Orgone Accumulator
Grant Hart - Twenty Five Forty One
Harmony Grass - Summer Dreaming
Peter Hammill - Nadir’s Big Chance
Daryl Hall - NYCNY
The Godfathers - Birth, School, Work, Death
The Four Seasons - Wall Street Village Day
Ellen Foley - The Shuttered Palace
The Fabulous Counts - Dirty Red
Edison Electric Band - Over The Hill
Denim - Middle Of The Road
Blossom Dearie - Love Is A Necessary Evil
The dB's - The Fight
Ron Davies - It Ain’t Easy
Airto - Fingers

You can (re)listen to most of this show on the station’s listener app which, if you haven’t downloaded it already, is available from the Three D Radio website.

Voodoo Vinyl is aired every Saturday night starting from 11:00pm - and continuing until we pass out from exhaustion!!

Running late this week - I’ve been out of town - so I’ll keep this short!The selection of ‘Buried Treasure’ albums (from...
29/11/2025

Running late this week - I’ve been out of town - so I’ll keep this short!

The selection of ‘Buried Treasure’ albums (from the Mojo magazine column of the same name) that we have in store for you in our second instalment on this theme is pretty damn good. We are certain you’ll all agree!

So tune in from 11:00pm tonight (Saturday) on Three D Radio 93.7fm to be mightily impressed!*

(*Impressed by the music that is, maybe not so much by the announcers…!)

The first part of our two week sample of the albums featured on the monthly ‘Buried Treasure’ page in Mojo magazine turn...
25/11/2025

The first part of our two week sample of the albums featured on the monthly ‘Buried Treasure’ page in Mojo magazine turned up some long forgotten wonders, a few previous unknown gems -and one or two complete stinkers! Looking at the musical b***y on the list below tips the balance firmly towards declaring the page has certainly been a treasure trove full of gold, and hence this exercise is proving to be a very worthwhile one!

Voodoo Vinyl - Nov. 22, 2025

Albums from Mojo magazine’s ‘Buried Treasure’ column (Part 1)

David Ackles - The Road To Cairo
Barry Adamson - 007, A Fantasy Bond Theme
Daevid Allen - Why Do We Treat Ourselves Like We Do
Alternative TV - Graves Of Deluxe Green
The Astronettes - I Am A Laser
The (English) Beat - End Of The Party
Bee Gees - Marley Purt Drive
Pete Brown & Battered Ornaments - Dark Lady
The Cake - Baby That’s Me
Cardinal - Dream Figure
Guy Clark - Desperadoes Waiting For A Train
The Colourfield - Running Away
Cornershop - Music Plus 1
Karen Dalton - Right, Wrong Or Ready
Kiki Dee - Patterns
Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley
Dion - Make The Woman Love Me
Eire Apparent - Morning Glory
Roky Erickson & The Aliens - Creature With The Atom Brain
Fifty Foot Hose - Red The Sign Post
Fresh - Intro-Borstal/Shift The Blame
Danny Gatton - Cherokee
Lowell George - What Do You Want The Girl To Do
The Gist - Public Girls
Arlo Guthrie - This Troubled Mind Of Mine
Daryl Hall & John Oates - Beane G. & The Rose Tattoo
Harmonia - Dino
Richie Havens - Just Above My Hobby Horse’s Head
Judy Henske & Jerry Yester - Raider
Gary Higgins - Thicker Than A Smokey
Hookfoot - Don’t Let It Bring You Down
Nic Jones - Barrack Street
Paul Kantner & Jefferson Starship - Starship
Pat Kilroy - Light Of Day
Let’s Active - Writing The Book Of Last Pages
The Lilac Time - The Girl Who Waves At Trains
Lothar & The Hand People - This Is It
M - Moonlight And Muzak
Taj Mahal - Statesboro Blues
Eugene McDaniels - The Lord Is Back
Mellow Candle - The Poet And The Witch
Miracle Legion - You’re The One Lee
Nectarine No. 9 - Couldn’t Phone Potatoes
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - House At Pooh Corner
Mary Margaret O'Hara - Body’s In Trouble
Orchestra Baobab - Werente Serigne
Pavlov’s Dog - Early Morning On
Pentangle - Lady Of Carlisle
The Prisoners - Deceiving Eye
Ramases - Molecular Delusion
Willis Alan Ramsey - Watermelon Man
Rodriguez - Hate Street Dialogue
Ruts DC - Dangerous Minds
The Scaffold - Devon’s Dead
Del Shannon - Mind Over Matter
Shoes - Writing A Postcard
Judee Sill - The Lamb Ran Away With The Crown
Laurie Spiegel - Appalachian Grove III
The Stairs - Mr. Window Pane
The Sun Dial - Exploding In Your Mind
Sunhouse - Chasing The Dream
Teenage Fanclub & Jad Fair - Love Will Conquer
Trader Horne - Velvet To Atone
The Triffids - Estuary Bed
Verlaines - C.D. Jimmy Jazz And Me

As usual, for the next few weeks, this show and its noisy treasure is available at your convenience for your aural pleasure on the listener app always available on the Three D Radio website!

Over the course of many years now, British music magazine, Mojo, has featured a one page column in each issue entitled ‘...
20/11/2025

Over the course of many years now, British music magazine, Mojo, has featured a one page column in each issue entitled ‘Buried Treasure’.

The aim of the column is to bring to you, and their wider readers’ attentions, albums which were unfairly overlooked on release, or initially critically maligned, and bring them back into the collective consciousness for contemporary reappraisal.

Quite often, across 320 or more of these columns to date, the magazine has featured albums on this page that have already been favourites of ours but, at other times, it has presented oddities that have encouraged us to seek out these records and judge their worth for ourselves - sometimes that judgement has been favourable and at other times not…

So we have set ourselves the task over the next two weeks to dig out a few dozen each of the albums that have made these 'Buried Treasure' pages and present them to you so you can also make up your minds as to whether you think digging them out for further investigations of your own may be a worthwhile exercise.

It should be a wild ride!

Tune in to Three D Radio (93.7fm) from 11:00pm this Saturday to check out our selections...

Moonmadness reigned supreme in the Three D Radio studios last night as we set out to prove the theory that the earth has...
16/11/2025

Moonmadness reigned supreme in the Three D Radio studios last night as we set out to prove the theory that the earth has (many) more moons than just the one that you can see from your particular vantage point at any given time.

We think we successfully established, by providing aural proof, that there are at least five or six dozen of those satellite globes simultaneously hanging around up there somewhere in the heavens, and that all of them have inspired songwriters to pen odes to them during the course of the last century and a quarter or so.

Whilst a couple of glitches in the running order may have been problematic for the purists amongst the listening audience, we think that these momentary lapses in sequence were ultimately eclipsed by the sheer collective luminosity of all the musical moons we explored!

If you missed our exploratory soundspace flight, you can still catch the show during the week as we orbit back through your sector on the station's listener app which is available at any time on the Three D website!

Here’s the full lunar itinerary we adhered to this week:

Voodoo Vinyl - Nov. 15, 2025

The Many Moons Of Planet Earth

Eden Ahbez - Full Moon
Kevin Ayers - Caribbean Moon
The Beach Boys - The Surfer Moon
Beck - Blue Moon
Belly - Low Red Moon
Kevin Borich Express - Full Moon
Bronco - Amber Moon
J.J. Cale - Cajun Moon
Terry Callier - Coyote Moon
The Chills - Rolling Moon
Concrete Blonde - Mexican Moon
Damnations TX - Half Mad Moon
Delmore Brothers - Southern Moon
Sandy Denny - Full Moon
Dodgy - Big Brown Moon
Nick Drake - Pink Moon
Ducks Deluxe - Midnight Moon
Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Black Moon
The Fratellis - Stragglers Moon
Genesis - Mad Man Moon
Grant Lee Buffalo - Mighty Joe Moon
Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell - Old Yellow Moon
Levon Helm - Havana Moon
Shirley Horn - Solitary Moon
Jason & The Scorchers - Harvest Moon
Janis Joplin - Half Moon
The Kinks - Full Moon
The Knickerbockers - Half A Moon
Sonny Landreth - Howlin’ Moon
Little Feat - Spanish Moon
Kirsty MacColl - Manhattan Moon
Phil Manzanera - Mystic Moon
The Marcels - Blue Moon
Larry McCray - Witchin’ Moon
Meat Puppets - Another Moon
The Midnight Mares - Autumn Moon
Heather Myles - Indigo Moon
Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - Silver Moon
The Neville Brothers - Yellow Moon
Willie Nile - Vagabond Moon
Joan Osborne - Dracula Moon
Paua Fritters - Pretty Little Moon
Chuck Prophet - West Memphis Moon
Mel Torme - Velvet Moon (an honorary ‘P’ artist?)
Dalton Reed - Full Moon
Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Beggar’s Moon
Sherbet - Silvery Moon
Broderick Smith - Snowblind Moon
Rosalie Sorrels - Nevada Moon
Southern Empire - Goliath’s Moon
Dave Steel - Arukun Moon
Streetwalkers - Gypsy Moon
Sun Kil Moon - Gentle Moon
Matthew Sweet - Slowly (an error in cueing!)
Matthew Sweet - Smog Moon
David Sylvian - Silver Moon
Television - Marquee Moon
T. Rex - Crimson Moon
Vampire Weekend - Flower Moon
Tom Waits - Grapefruit Moon
Waterbone - August Moon
Jimmy Work - Crazy Moon
Rory Gallagher - Moonchild (listener request!)

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