First, classic reggae/ska artist Phyllis Dillon does her take on the even more classic "Perfidia" which is on a number of albums, namely Midnight Confessions. You can get the import album I have from Amazon, or you can pay .99¢ and download the track from a compilation in iTunes, where they have many other good versions of "Perfidia" as well. Next was London's Hefner with their song "The Day That Thatcher Dies" from their great 2000 album We Love the City which you can get in iTunes, at Amazon, or from Other Music. Then we heard East Lansing Michigan's Wally Pleasant with the song "I was a Teenage Republican" from his incredibly great 1992 album Welcome to Pleasantville which can be attained by sending monies to Wally's Miranda Records. Lastly The Incredible Moses Leroy (featuring Miho Hatori of Cibo Matto) played "The Color of Sky" from his latest album The Soft.Lightes (iTunes, Amazon), which is good, but not as good as his Electric Pocket Radio (iTunes, Amazon).Due to the passing of Ronald Reagan, this weeks episode features a special Bill Hicks interlude.