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PLAY SOMETHING SWEET with Patti Compton is a music history show that celebrates music and puts songs in historical context. Join host Patti Compton as she traces the history of American music through blues, jazz, country, rock, soul, punk, and more.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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PSS2 - Episode 20 - Dane's Show (opens the original)
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Today on Play Something Sweet, I welcome my son, Dane, who brings a wonderful playlist and dedication to his friend. Music by Jeff Buckley, The Kinks, Wilco, Lou Reed, Fiona Apple, and Elliott Smith.
PSS2 - Episode 19 - Orange County (opens the original)
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Join us today on Play Something Sweet as we celebrate the rich history of ska, punk, and rockabilly in Orange County, California, with guest Tim Price.
PSS2 - Episode 18 - Interview - Welcome to Fabulous Angeles (opens the original)
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Today on Play Something Sweet, I welcome Richard Lefkowitz, author of the book Welcome to Fabulous Angeles: The Rock 'n' Roll Adventures of a Wayward Westside Teen. Music by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and Joni Mitchell.
PSS2 - Episode 17 - Interview - Steve Frost (opens the original)
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Join us today on Play Something Sweet as we welcome singer-songwriter Steve Frost of Dress Blues Band to the show for an interview and live performance. Music by Steve Frost.
PSS2 - Episode 16 - Interview - Bristol Coon (opens the original)
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Our Play Something Sweet Summer Concert Series continues with country singer-songwriter Bristol Coon. Music by Bristol Coon.
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