1999 proved to be a fascinating year for musical nostalgia, with chart-toppers from 2Pac, Blackstreet, and C Note all built around samples and interpolations of hits from the Jackson 5, Hall & Oates, and Bruce Hornsby. From dance covers of Gordon Lightfoot to Pearl Jam’s surprise smash with “Last Kiss,” this tenth installment of Chuck Small’s series explores how the late ’90s became a playground for reimagining classic tracks.
No wallflower, he: It’s Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan, who’s here to teach us tonight about what what was happening musically around this time… in 1955
They may be concerned about gaping holes in their listening, but one thing we all know for sure: When it comes to Contributing Authorblu-cheez, there’s never a gap of credibility
Contributing Author Chuck Small might be too sexy for this list – but be assured that he balances it all out with the secular and the sacred in this Part 9 of his series that helps us to remember … Who sang that ?
Our favorite floofy haired Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan is in the house! DJPD dutifully 1-and-2-steps his way back to what what was happening musically around this time… in 2005