"From My Apartment Above The Deli" Episode #27

Peter talks about the impact that the music and the musicians of Chicago had on the Garage Band scene of the 1960’s both in their hometown and throughout the country. Peter plays some of the great songs that came out of that city as well as telling the stories behind the bands that created the vibrant and exciting sounds that fueled Chicago’s music scene during this turbulent time.

• The Buckinghams - “I’ve Been Wrong” @ 9:51
• The Shadows Of Knight - “Oh, Yeah” @ 12:41
• The Cryan Shames - “It Could Be We’re In Love” @ 16:11
• The Ides Of March - “I’ll Keep Searching” @ 20:25
• Gary and The Knight Lites - “Take Me Back” @ 24:35
• The Daughters Of Eve - “Hey, Lover” @ 29:07
• The Dirty Wurds - “Why” @ 32:27
• The Little Boy Blues - “You Don’t Love Me” @ 35:41
• The Mauds - “Souldier On” @ 40:23
• The Infinitives - “Heidi” @ 47:07
• Dean Carter - “Rebel Woman” @ 50:18
• Oscar and The Majestics - “I Can’t Explain” @ 53:52
• The Rolling Stones - “2120 South Michigan Avenue” @ 56:11