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On this weeks Its A Way Of Life on Radio Mix I have just under 2 hrs, 38 tracks all linked by one common denominator. From 1963 to 1983 these songs all reached the UK top 10 in the month of July. We have soul from Aretha Franklin, beat from the Beatles, s

Tonight Martin fails to ignore the new Porcupine Tree album, but finds his happy place with new music from a Hawkwind offshoot. We’re playing the ‘Where it started, how it’s going’ game with a bit of Tull, and finishing with a bit of Tool. So Prog on down

On Planet Prog tonight we bring you the return of The Mars Volta, we introduce you to someone who is frankly blank and a song about a man clipping hedges on the banks of a stream, yes music was more innocent in 1970. If that sound interesting to you, then

Join me 9pm in Spain, 8 pm in the UK. for just over an hour of wonderful music, on www.radiomix106.com, or on the radiomix106 app Catch us worldwide on www.radiomix106.com/popup-player/

Tonights Planet Prog will feature some Sheep, Angels and some Psychedelic Porn Crumpet. As well as that we also have new releases from Ali Ferguson, Coheed and Cambria and Von Hertzen Brother. So if that wets your Prog whistle, Prog on to www.radiomix106.

It Sunday and I'm back with another It's A Way Of Life on Radio Mix Tonight I have a collection of records that have found their way in to my collection in the past couple of weeks, as well as songs that are never far away from my record decks at home.

Martin’s back again tonight with his usual mix of Prog old and new. This time, he’s showcasing some of the bands playing the upcoming Prog For Peart festival in the UK, raising funds for brain cancer research. Beyond that, he’s got a new ‘how it started,

If your into the sound of 60's garage with plenty of fuzz guitar then tonight, Its A Way Of Life on Radio Mix, is the place to be. However we have a bit if a twist in that none of the band members on tonight's show were born in the 60's. We are traveling

On to tonights Planet Prog we will be opening the Catacombs with Ali Ferguson, visiting England's Garden Shed and checking out some classic Australian Prog, yes Aus Prog. So as well as all of this there will be some U.K, Starcastle and Galician Prog from

On tonights Planet Prog I will be starting off with a tribute to the late, great Mr Alan White of Yes who recently left us. I will then be taking a oral trip through the works of various giants of classic Prog and ending with something new from the new gi