Sitemap - 2023 - Front Row & Backstage
Tune Tag #20 with Nick S, Pt. 2: Bob Marley, Laura Nyro, Dixie Cups, Meters, Martin Mull
Dale McBride and the Ride From Lampasas to Nashville's Music Row
🎄Deck the Malls PLAYLIST: Christmas Songs They Didn't Play While You Were Shopping🎅
Power Pop Roots: Beatles Songs with Handclaps (a Greg Shaw Tribute)
"Christmas" Album Forecast: Sunny and Cher
🚢Yacht Pop Anchors #3, Beach Boys Edition: Elton John, Ringo Starr, Styx, Eric Carmen...and, Brian
🐰Audio Autopsy, 1970: Before Dr. Demento, He Was Warner Bros. Records PR Writer, Barry Hansen
🚢Yacht Pop Anchors #2: Eric Carmen, Sutherland Bros. & Quiver, Grand Funk
Tune Tag #12 with Nick S: Bowie, Blue Öyster Cult, Jen Chapin, Roches, Corb Lund & More
🚢Yacht Pop Anchors #1: Jay Ferguson, Henry Gross, April Wine
Rolling Stones Fashion Multi-Faceted "Hackney Diamonds" with Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney
🏖4️⃣The Last Comanche Chief: Attending the Quanah Parker Family Reunion, 2011
Tune Tag #6 with Britta Pejic, Pt. 1: Bowie, Small Faces, U2, Chris de Burgh & More!
Roy Wood, The Wizzard of Odds, 76: The Rock Hall-of-Famer You've Never Heard Of
🎵Tune Tag #3 with Nic Briscoe of "The Song's the Thing": Bowie, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Cher
🏖3️⃣Style and Tenor: Jack Black, The Association, The Murderer...and Me
Bleating Gums: Goatfury's Old-School Punk Primer--Misfits, Crass, Death, DKs, Vice Squad!
Pure Pop Progeny #1: Steve March-Tormé, "Lucky," United Artists Records, 1977
Tune Tag #2 with Andy of "The Vinyl Room": Mariah, Sting, Sinatra, Ella, Bowie & More!
Tune Tag #1 with DJ Val: "Love in Your Eyes"-Eno, Pond, Frampton, Gabriel
Unearthing The Dead Boys: Young, Loud, & More Than a Footnote In the Punk Pantheon
🌊GROW BIGGER EARS #19: Beach Boys Sound-Alike Songs Through the Decades🏄♂️
Into The Doll House With Todd Rundgren
GROW BIGGER EARS #18: Scritti Politti Under Cover! Chaka Khan, Miles Davis, Al Jarreau
Audio Autopsy, 1991: "Perspex Island"-The Robyn Hitchcock Interview by Amy Hughes
🏖2️⃣"An Evening with John Wilkes Booth": My Brother & "The Brady Bunch" Producer
Audio Autopsy 1975: Head East "Never Been Any Reason," A&M Records (+ Petra, John Schlitt)
In The Heir Tonight: Drummer, Nic Collins, 22, More Than Just Genesis "Phil-in"
🏖1️⃣I Was a Teenage Lead Singer! The Early '70s Brimstone Saga (with Approximate Setlist)
Inside Tracks #25: Jack White & The White Stripes "Seven Nation Army" + Covers
🎷Brad, Terry, Herbie Mann, and All That Jazz: Improv Reflections on the Uniquely American Music🎺🎶
Roosevelt Drops New Single, "Luna," Another Nod to Nile Rodgers of Chic
🌟GROW BIGGER EARS #17: Raspberries' Best-The Covers-EXCLUSIVE BONUS EDITION
When Diana Ross Ensnared Tame Impala: "Turn Up the Sunshine" Reached Across 4 Decades for "Minions"
Raspberries, Surprise! Your Fave Rock Stars Love the 1970s Power Pop Kings!
Audio Autopsy, 1987: The Williams Brothers "Two Stories" Album, Warner Bros.
A Revelation! Genesis Footage Finally Made Available From 1974 "The Midnight Special"
ASTROS FLASHBACK: Nifty Shades of Grae Kessinger
Audio Autopsy, 1984: The Difford & Tilbrook Duo LP, Labelled With Squeeze
Tina Turner, The Link Between Legends, 1966: Phil Spector's "River Deep-Mountain High"
Graham Nash, 81, Releases New Album, "Now"
🎤The Singer Wears a Lab Coat🥼Joshua Sanford, YouTube Songwriter & Musician...The Interview
Audio Archaeology, 1960s-1971: The Steely Dan & Becker/Fagen Songwriting Team Origin Story
Audio Autopsy, 1986: XTC "Season Cycle" from Skylarking LP, Produced by Todd Rundgren
Audio Archaeology, 1973: The Legacy of Jobriath as Morrissey, Numan, Def Leppard Remember
Audio Autopsy, 1971: Marc Bolan and T. Rex ⚡"Electric Warrior" LP
Inside Tracks #23: Alice Cooper "I'm Eighteen"🎂Select Covers & the Songs It Influenced
Audio Autopsy, 1969: Mark Eric and "A Midsummer's Day Dream" of Mark Erickson
ASTROS FLASHBACK: George Springer, His "Beautiful Stutter" and Enduring Inspiration
🎼Video to Vinyl: Carol Burnett Celebrates 90!🎂And, We Celebrate Her Musical Legacy🎶
👂GROW BIGGER EARS #15: The "Kentucky" Playlist!🐴Our Tribute to the 15th State!
Video to Vinyl, 1976: Debut Lisa Hartman LP on Kirshner/CBS, Produced by Jeff Barry
45 + 33⅓ = 42: The Legacy Of Music Inspired By Jackie Robinson
Audio Autopsy, 1985: Ambrosia Singer/Guitarist, David Pack Solo LP, "Anywhere You Go"
Audio Autopsy, 21st Century: Bluegrass King of the Hill, Grammy-Winner Billy Strings, 30
Video to Vinyl, 1978: Lynda Carter, "Portrait" on Epic Records: TV's Wonder Woman as Pop Star
🤖Daft Punk & Nile Rodgers, 2013: Multi-Generational Genius + "Get Lucky" Adventures In Karaoke🎤
Inside Tracks #19: Hanson, "Where's The Love" 1997 + the 2021 Bowling For Soup Cover/Collab!
Audio Autopsy, 1992: The Man Who Put the "E" in Eels: Mark Oliver Everett, "A Man Called E"
🌪Force of Nature, 1982: Seeing Jennifer Holliday and "Dreamgirls" on Broadway
Audio Autopsy, 2021: Scouting For Girls "Easy Cover" Album: Selected Covers + The Originals
🎶They Write the Songs, Pt. 3: Barry Manilow Hits as Recorded by the Original Songwriters
Venue Without Pier: ZZ Top and The Musical Heritage of Galveston's Balinese Room
🎵They Write the Songs, Pt. 2: Barry Manilow Hits as Recorded by the Original Songwriters
🎼They Write the Songs, Pt. 1: Barry Manilow Hits as Recorded by the Original Songwriters
💟GROW BIGGER EARS #14:💌"I Love You" Songs
👑"Ready 2 Reign" in 2023: Houston Astros Unveil New Team Slogan & Hype Video
Video to Vinyl, 1967: Don Grady, From TV's "My Three Sons" to The Sunshine Pop of Yellow Balloon
"AudioLust & HigherLove": The New SG Lewis Album w/Selected Tracks, "FTOF" (For Those Over 40)
The Value of Versatility: David Hensley Finds His Places on Houston Astros
Audio Autopsy, 1972: Tampa's White Witch and the Karma of Capricorn
Singer/Producer, SG Lewis, 28: Elton John, Dua Lipa, and Chic's Nile Rodgers are Paying Attention
Audio Autopsy, 1980: New Wave "Wasp"🐝The Unlikely Shaun Cassidy Album Produced by Todd Rundgren
That's Pop'n'Roll: Shaun Cassidy and His 1970s Teen Idol Recording Career
GROW BIGGER EARS #13: The "Audio Autopsy" Prestidigitation Playlist💥POOF!✨Cover Songs About Magic✨
Inside Tracks #13: Bee Gees 1979: Triumph of "Tragedy" + 7 Covers, Including Dee Gees & Cousins Gibb