Random Music Therapy with Franki J - Episode 4

Frank Jasutis was born and raised in Hamilton Ontario Canada and has worked in police communications for over 26 years. His love of music and recently realised benefits of therapy has brought a little of both to this podcast. To say he is excited about this endeavour is an extreme understatement - ie he is over the moon. He hopes you get something out of it, whether musically or therapeutically.

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Artist Title Album
Franki J. Random Music Therapy Episode #4
The Allman Brothers Band Midnight Rider Idlewild South
Tom Petty Free Fallin Full Moon Fever
Bob Marley & The Wailers So Much Trouble In The World Survival
Richard O’brien I’m Going Home Soundtrack - The Rocky Horror Picture Show
UB40 Tyler (live) The Mail On Sunday
Porcupine Tree Smiling Not Smiling Insignificance
The Flaming Lips Money Dark Side Of The Moon
Todd Rundgren Tin Soldier The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect
Frank Zappa Broken Hearts Are For Assholes Sheik Yerbouti
David Bowie Star The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
Sly And The Family Stone Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again) Essential
The Rolling Stones Bitch Sticky Fingers
Barenaked Ladies Bad Day Snacktime!
ZZ Top Sharp Dressed Man Eliminator
John Denver Back Home Again Essential
Talking Heads Burning Down The House Speaking In Tongues
The Tea Party Great Big Lie Triptych
The Band Mystery Train Moondog Matinee
Frank Jasutis

Frank Jasutis

Frank Jasutis was born and resides still in Hamilton, ON. Canada. After 26 years as a police communicator, the now retired music lover has found the dream he tried to chase as a younger man. It didn’t work out at the time because he knew he didn't have the discipline to play an instrument (c’mon, I keep a pretty good beat) so he decided becoming a DJ was in order. He soon found out starting out as a professional DJ proposed living on no money; with a wife and new child this was not a feasible lifestyle. Recently, he’s assisted on a few podcasts on Progzilla Radio which whet his appetite for bringing music to others. Finding the benefits in therapy he decided to try to bring both music and therapy together in one place, albeit more for himself than others. He does hope that this podcast at least entertains. That's all he can ask.