Liner notes featured the great Janis Joplin.

Mark Winkler schooled us on song writing, and talked about the creation of a music video.

Hilary Gardner shared stories of her new album, and more.

Herb Alpert appeared in the Liner Notes.

Then several stories of life with Sinatra were told by The Man Who Made Sinatra Laugh, Tom Dreesen.

Liner notes featured the song The Lady is a Tramp, from the 1957 film, Pal Joey.

We heard some music from Gregory Porter.

We relived an iconic scene with a young Tom Cruise.

Gene Autry fans may or may not want to listen.

Noah Lucé of New Canon Theatre was with us to talk about the upcoming play he will direct, Life Sucks. It opens August first, in Moss Landing.

Then we chatted with Michael Henderson of TPC Monterey at Pasadera. It's a new name, but the same great facilities and service.

Finally, we were treated to a performance by Julie London of her first hit, which remains her signature song, Cry Me a River.

There was a great bit of film trivia in weekend liner notes.

Senior Vice President of Pinnacle Bank Jennifer Kuyper talks about the spirit of giving.

Weekend liner notes gives a nod to the late David Lynch.

We will talk to jazz vocalist Julie Wexler and play a hit off her new CD No Wonder.

Continue our discussion about beanie babies.

Give and early Valentine's gift in liner notes with Chet Baker.