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Our previous program featured a few standout 45 RPM singles from May of 1969.
The songs were great and did a great job of representing the era, but ...read more
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By the Spring of 1969, pop music’s transition from confection to personal expression was complete. Mixed in with psychological observations and pensive ...read more
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Our last show covered album tracks from 1988-89 and since the "Big 80's" had so many things going on, I threatened a second show. So here it is.
Songs ...read more
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Last show, we ripped the ’80 s apart by concentrating out program on a few of the worst singles from that era (and a few good ones, too, to be honest…). It ...read more
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One of our favorite things about hosting a live radio program is the ability to share good music with listeners. It’s even better when the music we share ...read more
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Sometimes, it’s FUN to play bad music. It’s been over a year since we’ve taken a look at the late ‘80s (It probably took us that long to recover), so we ...read more
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On February 3, 1959, the music did not quite die. It certainly suffered, and the aftershock was enough to leave many music fans feeling confused about the ...read more
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After the wild indulgences of Psychedelia, it’s only natural that a backlash would take place. Slowly, rock and roll started to shift to a place where it ...read more
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We’ve spent a considerable amount of time and energy on music from the winter of ’79. And I figured it would make sense to ‘wrap up’ our coverage by ...read more
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Two shows ago, we took a look at a few albums that were released in the winter of '78-’79. At that time, we stuck mostly to albums that ‘fit the mold’ of ...read more
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