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Charlie Sexton has been a mainstay in the Austin Texas music scene for more than 4 decades. His 1995 album Under The Wishing Tree didn’t get much airplay but the songs are well crafted and beautifully written. Charlie co-founded the
Flood, off Jars of Clay’s debut 1995 album, didn’t sound like the other tracks on the album but it was a certified hit. Reaching the top 40 on the charts, this song is one of our favorites. Listen in as
John’s biggest hit was Missing You, released on his 2nd solo album way back in 1984. More than a decade later John’s still going strong and our song today is off his 1995 release Temple Bar, and the song is
If you lived in Canada in the early 80’s this band was all over your airwaves. Chilliwack was not only a town but a pop/rock band. You’ve heard other songs by this band, namely Whatcha Gonna Do, on various yacht
One of the early 90’s super groups, Mr Big burst on the scene with their debut self titled album Mr Big. Their second album Lean Into It had arguably one of the biggest hits of that decade with To Be
You may not know the name but you have certainly heard the music this guy produced, engineered or released. The Alan Parsons Project was Alan’s other outlet for music and they released a few great albums and arena shaking songs
Continue readingAlan Parsons Project – I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You
2022! What a year! We take a look back over the year’s past episodes and talk a little about the future. We hope you’ve enjoyed the songs we’ve uncovered this past year and hope you’ll join us for 2023! Listen
The last episode of 2022! Carey and Mark discuss one of the shortest pop songs with Del Amitri’s Roll To Me, a quick little tune clocking in at 2:12. The band is still rocking in 2022 and continue to release
The early 70’s were full of great rock and roll songs and this episode features one of those by Mott The Hoople. From the boogie woogie piano beginning to the sax solo and beyond it’s a classic of the glam
Elton John had many many radio hits, these two songs were not necessarily two of them. But two great songs nonetheless. Written to be played back to back these masterpieces set a certain mood and take the listener through several
Continue readingElton John – Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding