Deep Tracks

A bona-fide radio legend and one of a handful of DJs celebrated in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, “Megless” actually went to school to be a veterinarian, but after getting a gig at a college radio station, she was hooked. Thirty years in radio later, we can see her instincts were spot on.

He’s a musician and radio host with a passion for deep classic album rock. Hear his insight into some of classic rock’s lesser played songs and forgotten gems.

Legendary Southern California classic rock DJ Jim Ladd brings his free-form radio show to Deep Tracks. Join him as he broadcasts from Los Angeles, where he crafts unique musically-themed sets, as he’s done since the start of his career.

English Singer/songwriter and beloved lead singer of Def Leppard hosts Joe Elliott’s Songs from the Vault the third Thursday of every month, during which he shares the artists and songs that have inspired his career through the years

After years DJing in typical radio studios, Dusty is still getting used to her current location in Cleveland. “I’m ‘working’ at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It’s one thing to be in a radio studio full of cool posters, but I’ve got five floors of rock history to look at each day!"

Carol Miller’s first concert was The Beatles. She would later catch Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Doors, and many more. Miller was one of the first female radio personalities in the progressive rock era, and is featured at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum as one of the great DJs of rock and roll. 

From on-air host to producer and news director, Earle Bailey’s radio career took him from Bridgeport, CT to Philadelphia, where he produced and hosted Rock ’n Roll Roots. The show featured artists and songs banished from “classic rock” formats.