Join Andy Kimbel as he share's some great music by artists that include Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, Hot Tuna, Molly Tuttle, Susan Werner and others that will help brighten your day.

Music is he one thing that we can all share and appreciate regardless of who you voted for, what your religious beliefs are, what nationality you are, your skin color and even if you like or dislike Donald Trump (Oy Vey).

Please visit www.MusiciansWhoCare.org and help us support musicians and others who were so adversely affected by the Los Angeles fires. This was so devastating to so many. Independent musicians regardless of skill level, form a significant number. We are looking to get as many involved in our mission to make a difference in the lives of those who have been so tragically set back by natural catastrophes. Los Angeles has a very large population of musicians. A fairly significant number have lost everything. You truly can make a difference.

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The Andy Kimbel Show is back after a brief hiatus, and there's a lot to catch up on—Performances at The NAMM Show, The Grammy Awards, and the LA Fires. Though we'll steer clear of Washington D.C. for now, we do encourage you to visit MusiciansWhoCare.org! That's our mission, our passion.

Now, let's dive into the music. Andy has handpicked some fantastic bands and solo artists for this edition. Join the conversation with our special guests: publisher, singer, dancer, and songwriter Arnold G, and accomplished jazz musician, composer, and Grammy board member Alex Otey.

Music teaches us that we really need to remind each other of it's power.

Just think It makes people dance, perhaps it provides a will buy our records. But, that's just one part of it.

Music is about making life better. It's one of the only things in life that brings people together. Out of your own free will, we get up out of our couch, fight traffic, pay hard earned money top hear music. And when we get there, we totally forget about all the things that society tells us are important.

When we sit down, we don't ask a person who'd you vote for, we don't ask if their skin tone is the right color, we don't ask how much money do you make. No,... music makes us forget all that. When we're listening to shows like this, our favorite records or attending a live concert, are we thinking about who we are going to vote for? Does any of that matter? No, music is much more powerful than that.

It's more than 12 notes. It's more than technique or some dots on a page. Music is a path forward.

Join us as we present an hour of forgetfulness with truly great artists performing great tunes here on the Andy Kimbel Show!