Chuck Small’s ‘Record Relays’ – Volume Four: Often Underrated
Hey, in the starting block: It’s Contributing Author Chuck Small! Which means that it’s time for Volume 4 of the series featuring amazing musical hand-offs that you may have missed
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About This Time 70 Years Ago… It’s The Hits Of October-ish 1954!
A little bit of Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan by our side… who mambos his way into reporting on what was happening musically around this time, 70 years ago….in 1954
Versatile Actors?
Renowned Holly (and Bolly)-wood director thegue has an assignment for all of you. As the greats in Tinseltown always say: “Time is money, people!” So, let’s do this! Make your casting choice now
A League of Our Own, Part 2: Influencers
The line-up card is complete for this Part Two of tnocs.com’s own version of Music League – brought to by Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
Film Appreciation With Cappie:The Lineage And Impact Of Steven Spielberg’s DUEL
Our resident cinema expert and Contributing Author cappiethedog returns to connect the dots between John Ford, Fabelman, Wayne, Weaver, and Spielberg himself
To Have and to Hold Accountable: Wedding Song Hits (And Misses)
Lookin for advice on what song not to pick at your “wedding? Contributing Author Chuck Small has a few suggestons for a few old nuptial standnbys – to avoid
About This Time 20 Years Ago… It’s The Hits Of October-ish 2004!
In between spoonfuls of his Fruity Hoopz With Marshmallows, Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan has somehow found the time to report on what was happening musically around this time, 20 years ago….in 2004
RIP, Workplace Domicile
A person’s cubicle is their castle, amirite? But there’s a change a-coming at the office.
Contributing Author dutchg8r is standing by the water cooler with her report
Musical Inventors-The Metronome: Dietrich Nikolaus Winkel and Johann Nepomuk Mälzel
Endorsed by Seth Thomas himself: it’s Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois! V-dog keeps the perfect tempo in this Part 8 of his series about the innovations that made music better, and the people who created them
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