Tonight on Rock n Roll Radio, Mac Wilson is hosting and the premise is simple: Bands with "The" in the name.

Deep vinyl tracks from Mark Wheat's own personal collection.

Sometimes, love is loud--and the only way you can show that special person how you really feel is to grab a guitar and rip a sick solo. Tonight on Rock and Roll Radio, Jay Gabler presents a solid hour of POWER BALLADS.

Jade spins an hour of tracks by rock's bad boys and girls.

Mac Wilson (in for Mary Lucia) is featuring rock music's two-fers; that is, those songs that are often played together when played on the radio by virtue of segues or other connections. It'll feel like two times the rock!

Physical Graffiti is the sixth studio album by Led Zeppelin, released as a double album on 24 February 1975. The band wrote and recorded eight new songs for the album at Headley Grange.

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David is featuring an hour of rocking vocal performances -- a theme suggested by the 4onthefloor's Gabe Douglas.

Best. Guitar. Solos. Ever.

Jim McGuinn hosts an hour of rockabilly, featuring a whole bunch of audience suggestions along with a few twists and treats - like a song by the guy that inspired Bowie's Ziggy Stardust, a song that went gold for two different artists in the same year, and possibly the most disturbing song ever played in the history of The Current!