Country Crossover Successes: Glen Campbell, The Chicks, Florida Georgia Line
Sometimes (more so in recent years) country albums are so beloved they find appeal not only with country music fans, but also with a larger pop audience. On today's episode we discuss three albums that were able to make that leap. Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy...
Winter Antidepressants: Mavis Staples, The Lightning Seeds, Bon Jovi
Besides snow and cold, the winter months can also bring along a dose of malaise and depression. Luckily, music can help shake off those sad feelings and remind us that happier (and warmer) times aren't that far off. Join us as we discuss 3 albums that we use as winter...
Lovers’ Collection: Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Night Ranger, Elton John
With Valentines Day right around the corner, we thought it might be fun to listen to some favorites from our spouses' music collections. Music is after all, a great way to get to know a person a deeper level. Join us as we discuss our luv-ahs favorite records and try...
Sophomore Successes: Led Zeppelin, A Tribe Called Quest, The Smashing Pumpkins
The "sophomore slump" is an all too common phenomena in the music industry. Following up a break-through record with one equally as successful requires talent and dedication. Join us as we discuss 3 successful sophomore albums. Led Zeppelin - II (1969) A Tribe Called...
Career Redefining: Beck, Dusty Springfield, Tom Petty
Certain albums serve as a crossroads in an artists career, opening a path towards a new sound or a new audience. Occasionally these records are so impactful, they shift entire genres. On today's show we discuss 3 albums that reshaped an artists career and the musical...
Favorites of 2024
Get all the details on our favorite records of last year
Albums Donnie likey-ed
Dude’s top 15 albums of the year
Andy’s OCD new release ranking
Rock the Vote
Elton John – Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy (1975)
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