Early Jagger-Richards tunes highlight Potpourri edition of KQCK Radio's Rock and Roll 101

QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. - Nov. 28, 2013 - PRLog -- Join Daniel this Sunday for the Potpourri edition of Rock and Roll 101 on KQCK Internet Radio. Show time is 6 p.m., Mountain Standard Time.

Just log on to http://kqck.com, click on "Listen Now," and you'll hear the show in high-def streaming audio.

This week, the annual Potpourri show features early songs Mick Jagger and Keith Richards gave away to friends and other artists, including Gene Pitney, Del Shannon, Adrienne Poster, Marianne Faithfull and Cliff Richard. The second segment highlights Jackie & Gayle, a long-forgotten female duo with an interesting story that belies their lack of chart success.

Potpourri continues with the "original" Knack, a late 1960s psych-pop band whose name was later revived in the 1970s. This is not the "My Sharona" band!  The final segment features a six-pack of tunes honoring "The Working Girls," featuring The Box Tops, Jethro Tull, Queen, Lou Reed, and a couple of surprises.

El Chicano's take on Van Morrison's "Brown-Eyed Girl" is the Cover of the Week, a double-shot of the Young Rascals precedes a holiday classic from Stan Freberg, and the Vintage Tunedex features the New Musical Express Top 10 for the week of November 25, 1964.

So, for a different spin on the golden oldies and regional hits that time forgot, join Daniel on Sunday, December 1, for two-plus hours of music educational fun on Rock and Roll 101, now in High Fidelity! Class is in session at 6 p.m. Mountain Standard Time, on KQCK-Live Internet Radio, Queen Creek, Arizona.

Be sure to visit the official Rock and Roll 101 page on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rock-and-Roll-101/26263640... for updates, past playlists and links to past shows.

Schedule subject to change.

ABOUT THE HOST:  Before returning to his journalism career for good in 1995, Daniel spent over 20 years on the air, primarily in his home area of Fargo, N.D.-Moorhead, Minn., jocking numerous formats including Top 40, Adult Contemporary, Album Oriented Rock, Country and Classic Rock. A former oldies disc jockey, music programmer and arts & entertainment writer, Daniel served as creative consultant and narrator for the 2006 DDM Films documentary “Fargo Rocks,” a film devoted to the first four decades of Fargo-Moorhead’s rock and roll history. He also wrote the liner notes to volumes 1 and 2 of the soundtrack CDs (www.fargorocksthemovie.com). Daniel brings his life-long expertise as a Top 40 musicologist of the 45 rpm era to Rock and Roll 101.