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In this snapshot of 1981, Chuck Small traces a senior year where world headlines, pop-radio loyalties, and a few surprising prom revelations all jostle for attention. It’s a gentle, observant look at the friendships, music, and moments that quietly set the stage for a much bigger personal realization.
I poked around the odd corners of four artists’ musical tastes and ended up with a few unexpectedly gentle discoveries. Call it a quick walk through the back rooms behind the stage lights—quieter, more reflective, and much more revealing than advertised.
Deliver Me From Nowhere lingers on a conflicted artist and the making of the seminal Springsteen album Nebraska. Contributing Author Bill Bois guides us through the intimacy, the music, and the quieter corners of The Boss’s world.
It’s The Hits Of August-ish 1975!
Contributing Author DJ Professor Dan serves up another sly, spirited ride through music history, where bridges spark disco, rock bands haunt themselves, and Jersey boys dream big. The piece is as sharp as it is funny – a jukebox of insight with the volume turned all the way up.