rfci-4-20Thursday is usually when we drop a new Radio Free Charleston International on an unsuspecting public at 3 PM on The AIR.  But this week we’re dredging up our past on The AIR, a week before the anniversary of our re-branding. Tune in at the website, or on this handy embedded radio player…

We kick off Thursday with a replay of the first two episodes of Curtain Call at 7 AM. After that, get ready for three hours of Mr. Lee Harrah unleashed as we bring you his episode of Six Degrees of Separation at 9 AM, followed by an encore of the first-ever Harrah’s Hard & Heavy at 11 AM.

At noon we go back almost exactly one year for an encore of the debut episode of Sydney’s Big Electric Cat. Legendary London DeeJay Sydney Fileen presents two hours of the best music of the New Wave era, and you can hear the very first episode here.

At 3 PM it’s time for a replay of the premiere edition of Radio Free Charleston International. This is the show wehre I get to play anything I wish, and this debut episode has been out of circulation for nearly a year. In case you were wondering if the show was always unpredictable, check out the playlist below the jump:

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The Beatles and Led Zepplin  “Helter Skelter”
The Beetlevanias “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
The Rutles “Shangra La”
Chemical Beats “Welcome To The Black Parade”
Todd Rundgren “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”
The Beatnix “Stairway To Heaven”
Be Bop Deluxe “Surreal Estate”
Kerry Livgren “Mask of the Great Deceiver”
The Buggles  “Vermillion Sands”
Nightwish  “The Heart Asks Pleasure First”
Ian Dury and the Blockheads “Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll”
Madness  “One Step Beyond”
Lene Lovich “Lucky Number”
DEVO  “Jocko Homo”
ELP  “Benny The Bouncer
FFS  “Dictator’s Son”
David Bowie  “Blackstar”
Transvision Vamp “Velveteen”
Jellyfish  “Brighter Day”
Split Enz  “Bullet Brain and Cactus Head”
Hazel O’Connor  “Writing on the Wall”
Kate Bush  “Suspended in Gaffa”

The rest of our Thursday line-up follows the regular playbook. At 10 PM Live at The Empty Glass presents John Lancaster and The Scrap Iron Pickers. At 1 AM it’s time to Swing All Night.