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
Unrequited or otherwise: Love is definitely in the air with Contributing Author rollerboogie’s tale of playlists, plus-ones, parties… and potential passion
“…. a band I couldn’t appreciate at the time now has a documentary about their formation.” Contributing Author and music historian Bill Bois reviews the new movie, Becoming Led Zeppelin
Deftly deploying the Shift 9 and Shift 10 keys on his Smith Corona, it’s (Contributing Author) Stobgopper, looking to find some kind of musical rule set for the usage of rounded brackets
Contributing Author Chuck Small returns with the second half of a two-parter that delightfully deploys a uniquely arbitrary method of curation, for a fun and eclectic sonic result
Getting his kicks above the waistline, sunshine, it’s Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan, who delivers a solid-as-a-rock report on what was happening musically around this time… in 1985
Contributing Author and historian Bill Bois tells the story of how a misspelled surname became a household word for collective resistance against injustice
Nice! That's a good one.
This is a recent one that feels kind of obvious to put here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkOpwodhROI
Dan Hartman's "I Can Dream About You" sounded black enough to have a black singer lip sync to it in…
Yes, Joss Stone was heavily touted as a white girl that was singing black music so we knew from the…
I have heard this. I think I thought he was black.