We’re feline good today! Sorry, just kitten around. And before I commit another verbal cat-astrophe, let’s welcome Guest Author and Cat Training Expert Aspen White, who has some musical suggestions to help Mr. Whiskers find his groove
The music! The lights! The exciting performances! The flying bottles of – um… maybe we’d best let our good friend and Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds take it from here
It’s all coming back to him now: Contributing Author rollerboogie presents persistent polonaises for your perceptive pleasure. (Maybe)
Have you seen the Federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention website recently? Learn more in this opinion piece from Contributing Author Chuck Small
Currently in search of a snappy portmanteau to call his own, it’s Contributing Author and DJ Professor Dan, with copious notes on what was happening musically around this time… in 2005
Of the millions of musical instruments that have been crafted over the centuries, most meet an expected and unceremonious ending. In some fashion, they are retired. They become broken, lost, or just plain worn out. But sometimes, they are re-discovered and go on to create new music. Here are a few situations where a particular instrument ended up changing hands – and received a new assignment. The Famed Instrument: This Kay M-1 Maestro Upright Bass Where You’ve Heard It: On just about all of the early Elvis Presley hits. Bill Black was Elvis Presley’s original bassist and played on many
“I wasn’t in a rush because I’m not really a Bob Dylan fan. I wasn’t even sure I wanted to see it anyway, but a line used in the trailer got my attention…”
Contributing Author and music historian Bill Bois reviews the new film, A Complete Unknown
You say you can’t get enough Number Ones? Well, our good friend from The Nation Of Shopkeepers is pleased to oblige: Join Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds’ for a brand new chapter of Streams Of Statistics
In an opinion piece, Contributing Author Chuck Small takes a break from music, and with the help of some serious students, configures a four-year plan
We know where he came from. but where will he go? Why, back 30 years, of course – it’s Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan, with a three-fer about what was happening musically around this time… in 1995
Michael Jackson is probably my most difficult-to-resolve case. It's complex, because the most salacious "charges" against him are... unproven as…
I have a vague recollection of the solo from "Watcha Gonna Do" and as I recall, yes, it does indeed…
There were a couple of entries you included here that I was not expecting, but I loved seeing! "Goodbye Stranger"…
I still think that last minute of "Let's Go Crazy" rocks harder than any other moment of music that ever…
Over the years I've learned that we just can't make people out to be more than they are. People. I…