Willie Nelson: Red Headed Stranger
The Top 500 of The Top 40

Willie Nelson: Red Headed Stranger

Album #247 - May 1975

Episode date - May 28, 2025

“Red-Headed Stranger” is surely the riskiest record that Wille Nelson ever recorded.

Richard and Linda Thompson: Hokey Pokey
The Alternative Top 40

Richard and Linda Thompson: Hokey Pokey

Album #205 - April 1975

Episode date - May 22, 2025

For a guy who has been saddled with impressions of writing “gloom and doom from the tomb” by his own fanbase, there are an awful lot of light moments on “Hokey Pokey.” It ma

Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
The Top 500 of The Top 40

Aerosmith: Toys in the Attic

Album #246 - April 1975

Episode date - May 14, 2025

If anybody were to compile a list of the most popular and successful bands of the 1970s, Aerosmith would assuredly make the cut.

NEU!
The Alternative Top 40

NEU!: NEU! 75

Album #204 - March 1975

Episode date - May 7, 2025

News alert!

Wayback! Journey Through Music
Wayback!

Wayback! - Top Charting 80s Classics

Spotify Playlist at End of Text - No MP3

Episode date - March 25, 2025

The 80s was a decade known for its iconic music that still resonates with audiences today. From catchy pop tunes to rocking anthems, the 80s had it all when it came to chart-topping hits.

Wayback! Journey Through Music
Wayback!

Wayback! - Artists That Shaped The Blues

Spotify Playlist at End of Text - No MP3

Episode date - March 20, 2025

The world of music has always been a powerful platform for expressing emotions, experiences, and social commentary.

“Aretha Now”
How Music Changed

The Life and Music of Aretha Franklin: Aretha Then (and “Now”)

Episode 9

Episode date - December 20, 2024

“Aretha Now” was Aretha Franklin’s fourth album with Atlantic Records, and it continued the unabated chart success of the previous three albums, with five songs appearing on the H

John Cale HoboSapiens
How Music Changed

The Velvet Underground: The End - An Interview with John Cale

Episode 25

Episode date - January 19, 2024

Fourteen years ago – April, 2009, to be exact – we recorded a special interview with John Cale, who had just released the masterpiece solo record “Hobosapiens”.

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