This week on Saturday Morning Flashback, Annalisa took us to 1999. The year that Y2K worries were mounting, Jon Stewart debuted as the new host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central and The Chicago Tribune & the city lost film critic and native son, Gene Siskel at the age of 53. Tune in Saturday morning from 9 to noon at 93.1FM, and stream from anywhere nationwide using the free Audacy app.
9AM
Wilco- “I’m Always In Love”
Sting- “Brand New Day”
R.L. Burnside- “It’s Bad You Know”
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers- “Swingin’”
Third Eye Blind- “Never Let You Go”
Van Morrison- “Precious Time”
R.E.M.- “The Great Beyond”
Bruce Cockburn- “Last Night Of The World”
Filter- “Take A Picture”
Counting Crows- “Hangin’ Around”
Sinead Lohan- “Whatever It Takes”
10AM
Supergrass- “Pumping On Your Stereo”
The Pretenders- “Human”
Tal Bachman- “She’s So High”
Old 97’s- “Murder (Or A Heart Attack)”
Pearl Jam- “Last Kiss”
Indigo Girls- “Peace Tonight”
Len- “Steal My Sunshine”
Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers- “Beautiful Day”
New Radicals- “You Get What You Give”
Luscious Jackson- “Ladyfingers”
Tom Waits- “Hold On”
Chris Isaak- “Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing”
11AM
Blur- “Coffee & TV”
Ben Harper- “Burn To Shine”
Red Hot Chili Peppers- “Californication”
Wes Cunningham- “So It Goes”
Smash Mouth- “Then The Morning Comes”
Foo Fighters- “Next Year”
Collective Soul- “Run”
Guster- “Fa Fa”
Chris Cornell- “Can’t Change Me”
Moby- “Natural Blues”
Santana w/Dave Matthews- “Love Of My Life”
Next week, Johnny Mars takes us to 1985. The Year that brought us “Back To The Future”, Live Aid Concerts & Nintendo with The Super Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt.