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
For twenty weeks, we’ve learned, laughed, pondered, and enjoyed the wonderfully eclectic art, history, & music series, FREE4ALL. In this final chapter, Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria brings us all together now for a summation – and a splendid time is guaranteed for all
It’s Contributing Author and Commander of the Seventh Nation Army rollerboogie, who’s stopped by to offer a turtorial, appreciation, and even a selected discography of his favorite family of chords
Contributing Author Chuck Small just fired the starting pistol – and that means it’s time for Volume 3 of the series featuring musical hand-offs that you may have missed
Contributing Author and Precision Beer Bottle Label Peeler DJ Professor Dan reports on what was happening musically around this time, 30 years ago….in 1994
Encore Presentation:
He’s no scofflaw: Contributing Author Ozmoe was able to get his records in order and file his annual form before the deadline. But take note: this isn’t your typical 1040
It’s almost impossible to imagine music of any genre without the essential sound of the piano. Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois tells us about the inventor, in this Part 7 of his series about the innovations that made music better, and the people who created them
“Our societal story has no real end in sight. And no actions can really be considered heroic without real struggle and real sacrifice.”
It’s the penultimate chapter of the wonderfully eclectic art, history, & music series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
We admire folks who take their music seriously: And with his ever-passionate and respectful reflection, here’s Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds, to tell us about his listening relationship with a gifted soul, who was gone too soon
It’s the busy season for Contributing Author Chuck Small, who of late, has good 500 good reasons for burning the midnight oil
Oh, wait. I was addressing the part of the essay about how famous people have somewhere to go. Walter Cronkite…
I first became aware of him on SNL, and I'm grateful to have experienced that moment in time.
Steve Martin is one of the funniest men alive and part of the reason is that he is never afraid…
I missed out on Steve Martin's glory years. I'd have liked to have discovered him when he was fresh and…
And presenting the Official It's The Hits Of August-ish 1965 Playlist! From "I've Got You Babe" to "It Ain't Me…