Music - Page 5

For those wondering where Contributing Author and tnocs.com Jazz Columnist minor major 7th has been of late: rest assured that although he's been busy, he's been thinking a lot about the musical future... and for the most wonderful of reasons…

Endorsed by Kenny G, no less: it's Contributing Author Bill "Virgindog" Bois! V-dog is on the beat in this Part 10 of his series, featuring the innovations that made music better, and the people who created them…

With a dogeared copy of Official Charts in one hand, and a nice cuppa in the other, it's Friend and Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds with a surprising look at Top 40 UK hitmakers... who on the Billboard rankings did ...uh...not so much…

Among our favorite things that go bump in the night is Contributing Author and Scaremaster rollerboogie, who brings the spooky, the silly, and occasionally odd-ballish tunes for your Halloween listening pleasure…

If you love lists, music charts, reference books - and the folks who create them - then come along and join Contributing Author Ozmoe in his personal library for some fun…

Contributing Author and Harley Davidson Safety Committee Advisor DJ Professor Dan is here to who report on what was happening musically around this time, 60 years ago....in 1964…

The good folks at tnocs.com understand: That moment when you first discover that song, that band, that scene...? The connection is palpable.

So, as he brings us a story about a seminal recording from 1998, let's all welcome the debut of Contributing Author Adrien Carver…

It's an inventive three-fer from Contributing Author Bill "Virgindog" Bois! V-dog brings Part 9 of his series about the innovations that made music better, and the people who created them…

"Norwegian Wouldn't." "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Don't." "Let It Be, Will Ya?"
OK, enough terrible Beatle-punnnery - let's bring on Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds, with a summary of bands who were not quite as fab as we may remember…

With a love for the sweet sounds and amazing riffage that lives between 60 to 300Hz, it's Contributing Author rollerboogie, who most definitely is all about the bass…