Saying farewell to WDET legend Jerome Vaughn after 34 years at the station before he retires by playing some of his favorites (which means a lot of Beatles), plus a moody Monday mix of songs from Macie Stewart, Martin Lundfall, Nightbus, new music from brother-sister duo Sam and Louise Sullivan and a lot more.

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for August 17, 2026

• “Garter Snake (Audiotree Live Session)” — Macie Stewart
• “Like Swimwear (part two) [feat. Anna Butterss, Jay Bellerose & Josh Johnson]” — Jeff Parker & ETA IVtet
• “All I Need” — Radiohead
• “Everything in its Right Place” — Kamaal Williams
• “Lazarus” — David Bowie
• “New York is Killing Me” — Gil Scott-Heron & Makaya McCraven
• “Clap Hands (2023 Remaster)” — Tom Waits
• “Morning Sunrise” — Swish Jaguar
• “Gil Scott Heron – (Angola, Louisiana remix)” — Martin Lundfall
• “Angles Mortz” — Nightbus
• “Down on Love” — Sam and Louise Sullivan
• “I Made It” — Annie & the Caldwells
• “Coltrane” — Cymande
• “Billy Jack” — Curtis Mayfield
• “Live It Down” — Tyler Ballgame
• “Second Hand News” — Fleetwood Mac
• “18” — Suki Waterhouse
• “Lost Boys” — Phoebe Bridgers
• “Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon)” — Julia Jacklin
• “Kick Stones (The Boys)” — Westside Cowboy
• “Easy” — Gotts Street Park & Celeste
• “Watching The Detectives (Live at Good Afternoon (Broadcast) / September 27th, 1977)” — Elvis Costello

— In The Groove with Jerome Vaughn —

• “I Want to Hold Your Hand” — The Beatles
• “Strawberry Fields Forever” — The Beatles
• “Let’s Work” — Prince
• “You Haven’t Done Nothin'” — Stevie Wonder
• “For What It’s Worth” — Buffalo Springfield
• “Hello, Goodbye” — The Beatles

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org.

This week’s episode is another all-vinyl hour of soul and rock’n’roll from Dave Lawon’s record collection.

Hear Detroit supergroup the Falcons, a feature on Chuck Berry, the popular Windsor group that featured a future member of The Band, Detroiters Brendan Benson and the Waxwings, and much more.

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The Shake Out playlist for June 3, 2026 

• “Shake” – Shadows of Knight
• “‘Cause You’re Mine” – The Vibrations
• “40 Days 40 Nights” – Don Covay
• “Manhunt” – Harold Smart
• “Let’s Kiss and Make Up” – The Falcons
• “What Is This” – Bobby Womack
• “Good All Over” – Embers
• “Black Saxes” – Danny Zella and the Zell Rocks
• “Rosie Lee” – Paul London and the Capers
• “Southern Love” – Ronnie Hawkins
• “Tokyo Stomp” – Chuck Payne
• “Hop Skip Jump” – Roy Milton
• “Everybody Rock” – Jimmy McCracklin
• “Boogie Mambo #1” – Marvin “Lefty” Wright
• “You Can’t Catch Me” – Chuck Berry
• “Come Back Maybelline” – John Greer
• “Chuck’s Beat” – Bo Diddley and Chuck Berry
• “Too Much Monkey Business” – The Beatles
• “Around and Around” – The Rolling Stones
• “2120 South Michigan Avenue” – The Rolling Stones
• “Do I” – The Halos
• “I Ain’t No Miracle Worker” – The Brogues
• “Applesauce” – The Checkers
• “Go” – Apples in Stereo
• “Blessed” – Brendan Benson
• “Untied” – The Waxwings
• “Caravan” – Little Joey Vespe

A focus on Chicago composer Charles Stepney, some twee indie soundtrack stuff from DeVotchKa and Yann Tiersen, plus a psychedelic 4/20 friendly journey through blacklight poster / lava lamp favorites like the Beatles, OSEES, Silver Apples and more.

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for April 20, 2026

• “The Last Time” – Andrew Oldham Orchestra
• “Step On Step” – Charles Stepney
• “Ville morose” – Nadine Shah
• “Les jours tristes (Instrumental)” – Yann Tiersen
• “The Winner Is… (DeVotchKa Version)” – DeVotchKa
• “Fire” – Waxahatchee
• “Down By The River” – Buddy Miles
• “Baby” – Donnie & Joe Emerson
• “Hot Dreams” – Timber Timbre
• “Open Your Eyes” – Bobby Caldwell
• “The Old Law” – Father John Misty
• “Khayal” – Kazdoura
• “God, Protect Me from My Enemies” – SAULT
• “Mountain Top” – RIO KOSTA
• “What It Gave Me” – Jordan Rakei & Jalen Ngonda
• “Comin’ Home Baby” – Mel Tormé
• “Never Going Back Again” – Fleetwood Mac
• “I Am The Black Gold Of The Sun (Remastered)” – Rotary Connection
• “Woah! There’s No Limit (feat. Mara TK)” – Lord Echo
• “Genesis” – Chronixx
• “Farewell Transmission” – Jason Molina
• “It’s All Too Much” – Beatles
• “Let It Bleed” – Goat
• “Run To Your Mama (Redg Weeks Remix)” – Goat
• “Think Twice” – Detroit Experiment
• “Program” – Silver Apples
• “Inner Meet Me” – Beta Band
• “Web” – Thee Oh Sees
• “Toe Cutter – Thumb Buster” – Thee Oh Sees
• “Pata Pata (Stereo Version)” – Miriam Makeba
• “Metronomic Underground” – Stereolab

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org.

This Throwback Thursday opens with tracks from Nouvelle Vague, Feist, and Brittany Howard, moves through the sounds of Pete Brandt’s Method, NOMO, Nino Ferrer, and Folk Bitch Trio, and into timeless classics from The Beatles, LaVern Baker, and Terry Callier. 

We feature Detroit DJ Deon Jamar’s track “Ok Dub,” along with soul, folk, and rock moments from Bill Withers, Steve Earle, and The War on Drugs, leading into closing tracks from Tranquility Bass and LEFTO EARLY BIRD. 

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for April 9, 2026 

• “Heart of Glass (feat. Gerald Toto & Mélanie Pain)” – Nouvelle Vague 

• “Mushaboom” – Feist 

• “Stay High” – Brittany Howard 

• “What You Are” – Pete Brandt’s Method 

• “Nova” – NOMO 

• “Looking For You” – Nino Ferrer 

• “Cathode Ray” – Folk Bitch Trio 

• “Revolution (Esher Demo)” – The Beatles 

• “You’re Goin’ Miss Your Candyman” – Terry Callier 

• “ASR (feat. Jeff Parker)” – Meshell Ndegeocello 

• “Ha Ya! (Eternal Life) [feat. Natalie Greffel]” – musclecars 

• “ORACLE (feat. aja monet)” – Machinedrum 

• “Ok Dub” – Deon Jamar 

• “El Bandido” – Nicolás Jaar 

• “Paloma” – Angélica Garcia 

• “Carry Me” – Nubiyan Twist & Seun Kuti 

• “Trust” – Jordan Rakei 

• “Don’t You Want to Stay?” – Bill Withers 

• “levels” – oreglo 

• “Soul On Fire” – LaVern Baker 

• “Blues for Monday” – The Emanon “4” 

• “You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To” – Andrew Bird, Alan Hampton & Ted Poor 

• “Nine Hundred Miles” – Barbara Dane 

• “Train Song” – Benjamin Gibbard & Feist 

• “Fire” – Waxahatchee 

• “Farewell Transmission” – Songs: Ohia 

• “Transcendental Blues” – Steve Earle 

• “Under the Pressure” – The War on Drugs 

• “They Came in Peace” – Tranquility Bass 

• “Diane Charlemagne (Iman Houssein Remix)” – LEFTO EARLY BIRD 

Listen to In The Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org.