Now Spinning

Tiptoe Through the Oddities

The Now Spinning crew gathers to discuss another fun playlist, sharing a mix of strange, surprising, and unforgettable songs from the latest club meetup. With gems like Tiny Tim's Tiptoe Through the Tulips, Boots Randolph's Yakety Sax, and Weezer's El Scrocho, the episode celebrates the joy of discovering quirky and rare music. _____________________ Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club [https://lccvrc.openlcc.net/]

Desert Island Delights

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew dive into a fun conversations about “desert island discs," with each host choosing the one album they’d bring if stranded. The episode weaves in a range of artists, from John Mellencamp to Alex Warren, sparking nostalgia and good vibes. _____________________ Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club [https://lccvrc.openlcc.net/]

Golden Oldies Goodie Bag

In this episode, take a trip down memory lane with the timeless theme of “Oldies But Goodies.” The Now Spinning Crew share their oldest records and first purchases, sparking warm stories about music and memory. They reflect on artists like Woody Guthrie and The Beatles, and songs tied to favorites like Fallout 3 and Stand by Me. It’s a fun look at how music connects us to the past and still resonates today. _____________________ Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club [https://lccvrc.openlcc.net/]

All the Places We've Been

On this episode, the Now Spinning crew are joined in studio by guest Annasophia Markham-Adkison to dive into how musical destinations shape our memories and shared experiences. Places like Gene Autry's On Top of Old Smokey or Weezer's Beverly Hills, are just two from a playlist of songs that evoke, explore, and expand our musical landscape. _____________________ Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club [https://lccvrc.openlcc.net/]

The Game's Up, Scarlet! Clue Night at VRC

Take a jaunt around the color wheel, as the Now Spinning crew explore a vibrant mix of color-inspired album picks. They discuss notable tracks such as "Calico Girlfriend" by Michael Nesmith, which marks an early instance of country rock, the whimsical vibes of Donovan's "Mellow Yellow," and the upbeat "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince. _____________________ Website: LCC Vinyl Record Club [https://lccvrc.openlcc.net/]