During the golden age of rock in the early 1970s, DJ Andy Bargerstock was known as "The Underground Man" as he played the fringe music of those days on college radio in Pennsylvania. On this week's FRINGE TOAST SHOW, you will hear the music that went beyond mere FM album oriented formats. DJ Andy digs deeply into his treasure vault of "should have been" classics. Even if you were awake and listening to FM radio during the early 70s, you probably won't remember most of these nuggets.

Invest your evening and ears with artists such as Brian Protheroe (photo), Curved Air, Amon Duul 2, Barclay James Harvest, Brian Auger & the Trinity, Arzachel, Dory Previn, Beaver & Krause, Caravan (album cover), and Wishbone Ash. Discover the magic of these obscure artists. And, learn about little-known tracks of artists such as Deep Purple's "The Shield", Elvin Bishop's "Hogbottom", Fleetwood Mac's "Woman of a 1000 Years", Dave Mason's "Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave", and Roy Buchanan & the Snakestretchers' "Wayfaring Pilgrim."

We dive deeply into 70s Underground. And, it will be a pleasantly surprising ride!