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Dave Stewart en Stevie Nicks, Cheaper Than Free, hier op NexRadio. En dan kijken we even naar het weer. In Amsterdam is het nu zestien graden, bewolkt met af en toe een opklaring en een matige wind uit het zuidwesten. Vannacht koelt het af naar een graad of elf, en morgen wordt het droog en vriendelijk, met maxima rond de negentien graden. Dus de zon laat zich morgen weer zien — en dat deed hij in negentien negenenzestig ook al, toen The Beatles hem binnenhaalden met Here Comes The Sun, op NexRadio.

Rick Vito taking us back to nineteen ninety-two with those sweet bluesy tones on Desiree. Now, as we head towards ten to six on this Friday afternoon, let's slow things down with a masterpiece from nineteen seventy-one. This next track was the title song of Bread's fourth studio album, and it went on to become one of their biggest chart successes, peaking at number three on the Billboard Hot One Hundred. It's a beautifully delicate acoustic ballad that feels like a warm breeze on a quiet evening. Here's Bread with Baby I'm-a Want You on NexRadio.

Chris Isaak just chilled Monday evening to the core with Wicked Game. A quick look outside: twenty-six degrees in Es Canar with partly cloudy skies. Bob and Earl are next on NexRadio with Harlem Shuffle.

Bruce Springsteen and Crowded House, both masters of capturing that raw, late evening melancholy. From the dark streets of New Jersey to the gorgeous melodies of Neil Finn, NexRadio keeps the mood flowing. Don't Dream It's Over is next.

Monday evening, and Chicago just swept us away with Baby, What a Big Surprise. One more before the top of the hour on NexRadio: Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers. Then the news, and we check the weather for you.

Simple Minds almost rejected Don't You Forget About Me before it became their biggest hit. Welcome to this new hour of NexRadio Evenings, continuing our Monday night journey. Let's get right back to the music.

Who else gets chills from that soaring synth opening? Duran Duran with A View to a Kill. Next on NexRadio, we dive into the dark, cinematic world of Mick Jagger with Strange Game.