Making It Up As You Go Along -The High School Years
In this new mini-series, Contributing Author rollerboogie starts with the high school years, and talks about the start of his musical journey
Ten Songs From My ” Forties” Years
In this penultimate episode of his life-milestones and music series, Contributing Author Chuck Small takes us back to his personal decade that starts in the year of the final Concorde flight, Finding Nemo, and the launch of iTunes
Talk about a big finish
Even the most loyal music lover can relate with Contributing Author Chuck Small, who has a list of songs that inspire an immediate change of the station. And he bets that you do,too
What Makes Opera, Opera ? – Part 1
Disclaimer: When Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois sent over this new episode of Theoretically Speaking, our spellchecker bot thought we were going to be reading about car giveaways and Tom Cruise jumping on couches. Apologies to Ms. Winfrey – and bonus points for the “aryepiglottic folds” reference
It’s a fact: Contributing Author Stobgopper found what he was looking for years ago. So the question is: will he have a desire to revisit the rattle and hum with the boys from Baile Átha Cliath? Let’s all follow and find out
We’re down to the FINAL FOUR! On the eve of the big vote for the big winner, it’s like Contributing Pollmaster Pauly Steyreen always says: “it’s just a thrill to be nominated”
Ten Songs From My ” Thirties” Years
In Part Four of his life-milestones and music series, Contributing Author Chuck Small takes us back to his personal decade that starts in the year of Jurassic Park, NAFTA, and the Pentium Processor
Season 5: Episode 1:
What Makes Funk Funk?
Back for an unprecedented Season 5: It’s Contributing Author and Atomic V-Dog Bill “Virgindog” Bois! Join Bill as he presents a brand new episode ofTheoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the slapping and the popping
OK, so maybe it’s no “Volare.” But Contributing Author and buon uomo JJ Live At Leeds is here to make the case for the catchiest slice of formaggio that you may – or may not have ever heard. Mangia
