There’s something incredibly gratifying about favorite artists who keep the dream alive, and manage to continue making music successfully for such extended periods of time. They are the survivors.
Contributing Author and Friend Both Grouse reflects beautifully on a few old friends who have come back – to stay
He’s gone country – well, for this week, anyway: It’s Contributing Author thegue,back with a new episode of the mini-series that celebrates the “Missing:” those who never quite got their due over at The Number Ones
He’s Back! It’s Contributing Author Chuck Small, returning with a fun new series that celebrates those moments when you just can’t seem to recall: Who sang that ?
Contributing Author and musical philosopher Bill “Virgindog” Bois is back with a post-script episode of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory for Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the tintinnabuli shoutout
You know who we’d like to see on the cover of the Rolling Stone? (Besides Burl Ives?) Contributing Author thegue, that’s who. He’s back with the a new episode of the mini-series that celebrates the “Missing:” those who never quite got their due over at The Number Ones
Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan is back with another appeeling episode of his 4-part miniseries, featuring music, sad little horses, and some feller named Barney from 1923
Contributing Author and Post-Modern Thinker Bill “Virgindog” Bois is back with a keyless, atonal, and totally Schoenbergtastic episode of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory for Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the ‘stache. I’m just sayin
Direct from a Saturday night downtown: it’s part-time freelance FBI agent and Contributing Author thegue, back with the latest episode of the mini-series that celebrates the “Missing:” those who never quite got their due over at The Number Ones
We are delighted to report: Contributing Author Chuck Small’s patent pending “Yuck” is back: in this latest nostalgic review of all things Ronco and K-Tel
Contributing Author rollerboogie time-trips to tell us about his favorite albums from the prior decade.
