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The Summer of 1959 qualifies as a period of transition in pop music. It was an era when ‘genuine’ rock and roll almost ceased to exist. But the inroads ...read more
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The older I get, the more I feel capable of determining which music will be deemed timeless and ‘classic’ and which can be dismissed as trendy or ...read more
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With music culture being as rich as it was forty years ago, I doubt we will a single month in 1969 that doesn’t take more than one show to convey the ...read more
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In an attempt to douse the flames generated by rock and roll music, the media and conservative interests had thrown so much water at rock and roll culture ...read more
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The funny thing about covering a year like 1969 is that it usually takes at least three week’s worth of shows to cover all of the good music that happened ...read more
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Two shows ago, we took a look at some of the great (and not so great) 45 RPM singles from May 1969 (you’ll find that show on this website).
For ...read more
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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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