Here are the April track titles (and a few notes):

• April 01 – April Fool for You
• April 02 – Live, Love, Laugh
• April 03 – When We're in the Groove
• April 04 - Huhtikuu (Finlandia April)
• April 05 - Meditation for the Holy Days
• April 06 - Therein Lies the Truth
• April 07 - Reach Deep Inside of Every Moment
• April 08 - The Light of Your Smile
• April 09 - Every Day, Every Way
• April 10 - Wax Philosophical
• April 11 - Joie De Vivre
  —from the French joie ("joy") de ("of") vivre ("living"), and often borrowed into English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life, an exultation of spirit.
  
• April 12 - Twists and Turns to True Love
• April 13 - Thinking 'Bout Cha
• April 14 - As Long as I Have You
• April 15 - Procrastination Blues
  —a cool blues for last-minute tax filers
• April 16 - The Setting Sun
• April 17 - Daidō Shōi (Big Similarity, Small Difference)
  —Daidō Shōi is a Japanese expression, that might also be expressed as "The similarities outweigh the differences."
  
• April 18 - Affirmations for Life
• April 19 - Pascha Poem
• April 20 - A Distant Dream Is Closer Now
• April 21 - Dance with the Queen
  —a birthday piece for Queen Elizabeth II
  
• April 22 - for the Good Earth
  —22nd of April, 1970, Earth Day marks the beginning of the modern environmental movement.
  
• April 23 - St. George and the Dragon
  —April 23rd is the celebration date of St. George, the patron saint of England and many countries in throughout Europe, as well as Scouting, a wide range of professions, organizations and disease sufferers. He is immortalised in the tale of George and the Dragon.
  
• April 24 - The Ghosts of St. Mark's Eve
  —In English folklore, on St. Mark's Eve it was the custom in the villages of England, from the 17th century to the late 19th century, to sit in the church porch between the hours of 11.00 p.m. and 1.00 a.m. for three successive years. On the third such sitting, it was said that the ghosts of those to die during the year would be witnessed passing into the church. The ghosts of those who were to die soon would be the first observed, while those who would almost see out the year would not be witnessed until almost 1.00 a.m.
  
• April 25 - When You Plant a Tree (Arbor Song)
  —Arbor Day is a holiday in which individuals and groups are encouraged to plant and care for trees. Arbor Day originated in Nebraska City, Nebraska, United States and is celebrated in a number of countries.
  
• April 26 - If You're Letting Go of Heartache
• April 27 - Down to You (Freedom Day)
  —Freedom Day (South Africa) on April 27, anniversary of the first general election in South Africa after the end of apartheid in 1994.
  
• April 28 - Aphrodite's Morning Starlight
  —Most of the Roman months were named in honor of divinities, and as April was sacred to Venus, it has been suggested that Aprilis was originally her month Aphrilis—from her Greek name Aphrodite—goddess of love and beauty. The planet Venus (AKA Aphrodite) will change to a morning star in April 2009.
  
• April 29 - For a Day of Reflection
  —April 29 is a Japanese national holiday, as Shōwa Day since 2007, and regarded as a day of reflection on the past and the future.
  
• April 30 - Time with Those You Love

Listen & Download at:

(BACK TO TOP OF PAGE)

Here are the June track titles (and a few notes):

• June 01 – June Bug Hug
• June 02 – Meitheamh (Irish June)
  —The first Monday in June is a public holiday in the Republic of Ireland; in the Irish Calendar the month is called Meitheamh; the middle month of the summer.
  
• June 03 – Land of Milk and Honey
  —a piece for Shavuot, commemorating the anniversary of the day God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses and the Israelites at Mount Sinai.
  
• June 04 – Tiananmen
  
• June 05 – Dance Me a Waltz Tonight
• June 06 – For the Heroes at Normandy
  —June 6th marks the anniversary of D-Day, when Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy.
  
• June 07 – Vestalia
  —Vesta was the virgin goddess of the hearth, home, and family in Roman mythology. Vesta was celebrated at the Vestalia which took place from June 7 to June 15.
  
• June 08 – Taliesin
  —On June 8, 1867, Frank Lloyd Wright was born--who many consider the all-time greatest American architect. Wright called his home "Taliesin"--after Taliesin (c. 534 – c. 599)---a Brythonic poet of Sub-Roman Britain whose work has survived in a Middle Welsh manuscript, the Book of Taliesin. Taliesin was a renowned bard who is believed to have sung at the courts of at least three Celtic British kings. ---Wright's home Taliesin was twice burned and he rebuilt it as Taliesin II and Taliesin III.
  
• June 09 – Rioja
  —Famous wine from Northern Spain region of "La Rioja"--June 9th is the anniversary of La Rioja being granted automony from Spain.
  
• June 10 – Can You Dig?
• June 11 – Find the Calling of Your Heart
  —a piece for the graduates in the school of life.
  
• June 12 – Dos Namorados (Lover's Day Brazil)
  
• June 13 – It's a Slippery Slope
• June 14 – Hand O'er Heart (Flag Day)
• June 15 – Beyond Cool
• June 16 – Bloomsday
  —June 16th marks Bloomsday in Ireland, and worldwide, among fans of James Joyce's Ulysses June 16 Leopold Bloom - A 38 year old advertising canvasser in Dublin. Loves music and reading as well as thinking about science and explaining things to others.
  
• June 17 – Amelia's Dream
  —On June 17, 1928, Amelia Earhart embarked on the first trans-Atlantic flight by a woman. She flew from Newfoundland to Wales in about 21 hours.
  
• June 18 – It's Your Waterloo
  —Anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, final and decisive action of the Napoleonic Wars, that effectively ended French domination of the European continent and brought about drastic changes in the political boundaries and the power balance of Europe. Fought on June 18, 1815, near Waterloo, in what is now Belgium, the battle ranks as a great turning point in modern history.
  
• June 19 – Dad's Bag
  —a piece for Father's Day
  
• June 20 – When We Help Each Other (World Refugee Day)
• June 21 – Soulful Stonehenge Solstice Sunrise
  —from the French joie ("joy") de ("of") vivre ("living"), and often borrowed into English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life, an exultation of spirit.
  
• June 22 – Rag Doll Rag
• June 23 – Midsummer's Eve
  —AKA "Saint John's Eve"--June 23, the night before the festival of the nativity of John the Baptist. Throughout Europe peasants often celebrated this night by lighting fires in streets and marketplaces. Although the fires were often blessed by priests, the celebration was generally conducted by the laity. Midsummer eve celebrations were a continuance of the Teutonic pagan festivals and fertility rites associated with agriculture at the time of the summer solstice.
  
• June 24 – Dance of the Grays
  —On June 24, 1997--(50 years after the sightings), the Air Force released a report on the so-called "Roswell Incident," suggesting the alien bodies witnesses reported seeing in 1947 were actually life-sized dummies.
  
• June 25 – Boppin' Round Town with the Soft Top Down
• June 26 – Ich Bin Ein Berliner
  —the anniverary of JFK's famous speech.
  
• June 27 – Darkness Into Light (homage to Helen Keller)
  —Birthdate (1880) of Helen Keller, who, though blind & deaf, became a great writer and humanitarian.
  
• June 28 – Shine Like the Sun
• June 29 – In This Moment of Time
• June 30 – June Memories

Listen & Download at:

(BACK TO TOP OF PAGE)

Here are the July track titles (and a few notes):

• July 01 – Part Twos
  —A piece in celebration of the "second half"--a time for appreciation.
• July 02 – Shake a Leg
• July 03 – Eternal Flame
  —The anniversary of FDR lighting the eternal flame at Gettysburg--also the final day of that battle.
• July 04 – Fireworks!
• July 05 – Quintilis
  —The early Roman name of the fifth month of the Roman calendar--(and it's in 5/4)--before it was renamed after Caesar.
• July 06 – When John Met Paul
• July 07 – Seven, Seven and Seven
  —Triple meaning: in 7/4, and it's the date 7/7 and 777 is a jackpot in a slot machine!
• July 08 – Tanabata
  —Japanese holiday where people traditionally "Make a Wish"-- held on the "seventh day of the seventh month of the old Japanese calendar--sometimes celebrated in our July, sometimes in August.
• July 09 – All-Star Groove
  —A sentimental piece for Major League Baseball's All-Star Game.
• July 10 – On the Banks of the River Liffey (Dublin Song)
  —Anniversary of the founding of Dublin.
• July 11 – One for the Babe
  —Anniversary of Babe Ruth's first major league game.
• July 12 – The Kid
  —A funky piece to portray "Billy the Kid" - shot down in mid-July.
• July 13 – Hollywoodland
  —A four note motive to celebrate the anniversary of the "Hollywoodland" Sign.
• July 14 – Storm the Bastille
  —A stormin', driving jazz groove for Bastille Day!
• July 15 – Chiaroscuro
  —Birthday of Rembrandt...known as the master of the Chiaroscuro effect--using light and dark to dramatic effect.
• July 16 – Dog Days
• July 17 – Walter and his Mouse
  —Birthday of Disneyland
• July 18 – Madiba
  —Birthday of Nelson Mandella--known affectionately as "Madiba."
• July 19 – Stone of Rosetta
  —--in 1799, a group of Napoleon Bonaparte's soldiers discover what is now known as The Rosetta Stone, enabling the translation of hieroglyphics for the first time.
• July 20 – The Eagle Has Landed
• July 21 – Global Villager
  —Birthdate of Marshall McLuhan--futurist and media guru, who coined the term "Global Village."
• July 22 – Lamp Beside the Golden Door
  —Birthday of Emma Lazarus, 19th Century American poet born in New York City. She is best known for "The New Colossus", a sonnet written in 1883; its final lines were engraved on a bronze plaque in the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty in 1912.
• July 23 – Nocturne Hale-Bopp
  —Aniversary of its discovery--the brightest, most watched comet of the 20th century.
• July 24 – Dreamin' In Love
• July 25 – Svetlana's Walk
  —Svetlana Savitskaya became the first woman to perform a space walk on July 25, 1984.
• July 26 – Le Tour Fantastique
  —Round about the final date of the 23 day "Tour de France"--one of the most challenging of sporting events.
• July 27 – Experiential Excursion
• July 28 – Beatrix
  —Birthday of Beatrix Potter--British author of children's books including Peter Rabbit.
• July 29 – Mystic Peace (homage to Dag Hammarskjöld)
  —Birthday of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dag Hammarskjöld, whom JFK called "the greatest statesman of the 20th Century."
• July 30 – Waves of Wheat
• July 31 – Such a Starry, Summer Night

Listen & Download at:

(BACK TO TOP OF PAGE)

Here are the August track titles (and a few notes):

• August 01 – Soulful Summer Day
• August 02 – Declaration
• August 03 – Set Sail
• August 04 – Pops Mambo
• August 05 – Seven Steps to Reach the Moon
• August 06 – Hiroshima Flower
• August 07 – Kon-Tiki
• August 08 – Groove Cat
• August 09 – Indigo Blue (Indigenous Peoples Day)
• August 10 – S'more o' Dat, Please
• August 11 – Perseids Shower (First Night)
• August 12 – Perseids Shower (Second Night)
• August 13 – Good Eeevening, Mr. Hitchcock
• August 14 – When You Find Your Heart's Chord
• August 15 – Tango Pianoforte (for O.P.)
• August 16 – Just the Love You Give
• August 17 – Aloha Waltz
• August 18 – Honey Bee Boogie
• August 19 – Come Touch a Star
• August 20 – Gehrig's Grand Slam
• August 21 – Totality Eclipse
• August 22 – I Sing the Piano Acoustic (for R.B.)
• August 23 – the Song That's In Your Heart
• August 24 – Pompeii
• August 25 – Gigi's Dream
• August 26 – Krakatao
• August 27 – Hand In Hand
• August 28 – Hallelujah! U B Fine
• August 29 – Yardbird Walk (Charlie Parker's BD)
• August 30 – I Dreamed You Fell In Love With Me
• August 31 – Anticipatin' Matriculatin'

Listen & Download at:

(BACK TO TOP OF PAGE)