This week, Billy Joel will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

We've also got live, acoustic versions from Tom Petty and Neil Young, along with The Beatles demo for "Hey Jude."

This week, Fleetwood Mac Guitarists will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

We'll explore the evolution of Fleetwood Mac guitarists...from Peter Green, to Bob Welch, and Lindsey Buckingham.

You'll also hear unplugged versions from Zeppelin, The Stones, The Allman Brothers and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

By the way, check out The Acoustic Storm's exclusive interview with Lindsey Buckingham on The Storm website.

This week, Buffalo Springfield will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

Besides Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay and Buffalo Springfield, you'll also hear David Gilmour of Pink Floyd perform "Wish You Were Here," some blues from Clapton, and Billy Joel from his 2006 record-breaking run at Madison Square Garden.

This week, Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

You'll also hear Springsteen go acoustic on "Born to Run," a demo from Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours," and Sammy Hagar unplugs Van Halen. Plus, we've got a song for the first weekend of 2013 from The Zombies.

This Week's Show

This week, Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Jethro Tull will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

The double bill is part of a special edition of the show, "An Acoustic Storm Christmas."

You'll also hear acoustic rock for the holidays from John Lennon, Springsteen, The Eagles, Otis Redding, Marshall Tucker, and many more, including an acoustic demo of The Who's "Christmas" by Pete Townshend and Bob Dylan from his holiday release, "Christmas in the Heart."

From the archives, we've got some vintage music and humorous messages from the Beatles' fan club records.

So join us for "An Acoustic Storm Christmas" and Happy Holidays!

This week, Carole King will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

You'll also hear acoustic versions from John Mellencamp, Gregg Allman, Pete Townshend and Joe Cocker.

This week, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

You'll also hear music from the debut albums by Bruce Springsteen and Eric Clapton, and demos from Michael McDonald and the Doobies and the Dead's Jerry Garcia. Plus, we'll remember Kent State with Neil Young's 1971 solo performance of "Ohio."

This week, Creedence Clearwater Revival will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

For the long Thanksgiving weekend, we've got some long Storm theme-sets based on the concept of home. For instance, Skynyrd with an acoustic "Sweet Home Alabama," CSNY with "Our House," Blind Faith "Can't Find My Way Home" and from the archives, "Homeward Bound" from Paul Simon & George Harrison.

This week, Creedence Clearwater Revival will be featured In the Eye of the Acoustic Storm.

For the long Thanksgiving weekend, we've got some long Storm theme-sets based on the concept of home. For instance, Skynyrd with an acoustic "Sweet Home Alabama," CSNY with "Our House," Blind Faith "Can't Find My Way Home" and from the archives, "Homeward Bound" from Paul Simon & George Harrison.