Since then, I've heard from others that this kind of stunting does not make a huge difference with the audience. The three strengths I saw were the promotional possibilities, community connections with environmentally concerned groups, and making it seem like the station and its talent were topical and connected.
I wanted to take a broad approach to the music. The music just needed a loose connection. It did not need to be a slam dunk like "My Oklahoma Home" by Bill Cunningham, "Black Sky" by Sam Phillips or "Good Planets are Hard to Find" by Steve Forbert. Anything closely related...even by title...could have been used. I thought we could even stretch the format a little to for the sake of the theme.
My partial playlist:
Good Planets Are Hard to Find - Steve Forbert
Crossing Muddy Waters - John Hiatt
Show Me the River - Eastmountainsouth
Let It Rain - Eric Clapton
Same Rain - Sam Phillips
Blackberry Rain - The Kennedys
No Rain - Blind Melon
Mother Nature's Son - Sheryl Crow
Good Day Sunshine - The Beatles
The Mountains Win Again, Blues Traveler
The Sea - Morchcheeba
Into the Mystic - Van Morrison
Last of the Great Whales - Solas
Black Sky - Sam Phillips
This Hard Land - Bruce Springsteen
My Oklahoma Home - Bruce Springsteen
By The Rivers of Babylon - Jimmy Cliff
Wooden Ships - Crosby Still and Nash
River Jordan - Vusi Mahlasela
Morning Has Broken - Cat Stevens
The Wind - Cat Stevens
Thing of Beauty - Hot House Flowers
Fishin' Blues - Taj Mahal
Sunshine - Jonathan Edwards
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