Prog n Roll radio show, incl. the presentation of Arms Open Wide by Mike Kershaw. (14/10/2018). The playlist and more...

Hello all!
  Last night one more Prog n Roll radio show was online as usual. This time we had a special show prepared, that was including the presentation of Mike Keshaw's new album Arms Open Wide.
We had lots of musicians on the chatbox, incl. Mike Kershaw, Gareth Cole (guitars) and Stefan Heppe (drums) as our special guests. Furthermore, we also had Pat Sanders of Drifting Sun and 2 members of Gandalf's Fist on our chatbox, (Ben and Keri), as listeners.
  We had a good and very happy crowd gathered for the show, and we spent 2 hours together with good music and lots of fun on the chatbox.
  We also did a music quiz, and the winner took as a prize a signed CD copy of Arms Open Wide, gently offered by Mike Kershaw, and we thank him for that. Just for the record, I should say that the winner was Tim who was listening from UK.
  During the last hour of the show, we had a conversation about Rainbow going on, and people were asking from us to play Stargazer. During the last part, this went on and on, and near the end almost everybody was asking for it. So, we decided to make an "encore", and we finaly played it. It became a small panic on the chatbox, as everybody was so happy!
  Here you can check the playlist:

Part 1: THE GIFT: Sweeper of Dreams / THIS WINTER MACHINE: After Tomorrow Comes / SPOCK’S BEARD: Somebody’s Home / MIKE KERSHAW: I Wish Your Eyes Were Mine.

Part 2: ANUBIS: Hitchhiking to Byzantium / MIKE KERSHAW: Facing the Fear & All that Matters is the Fear / RIVERSIDE: Lament.

Part 3: GARY MOORE: Wishing Well (music quiz) / URIAH HEEP: Sunrise / LED ZEPPELIN: Nobody’s Fault but Mine / DEEP PURPLE: Demon’s Eye / RAINBOW: Kill the King .

Part 4: MIKE KERSHAW: Keys to the Kingdom / KAYAK: Love, Sail Away / MIKE KERSHAW: Curtains / TIGER MOTH TALES: Don’t Let go, Feels Alright /             RAINBOW: Stargazer (encore).

A would like to thank all those who chose to spend their Sunday evening with us, and especially the - many - musicians that are tuning in and listen to Prog n Roll very often. Our community of musicians is getting bigger and bigger and we are so happy for that. 
Thank you all!