Kansas – The Wall
Kansas settled the debate over whether violin was cool enough to be in a rock and roll song. The answer? Yes it is! Kansas had a string of hits in the 70’s and 80’s but were in their core, an
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Kansas settled the debate over whether violin was cool enough to be in a rock and roll song. The answer? Yes it is! Kansas had a string of hits in the 70’s and 80’s but were in their core, an
It’s almost summer (we can hope) and we’ve got the perfect “windows down, radio up” song for you. Off of Henry Lee Summer’s 1988 Album, its Hands on the Radio. A catchy sing along tune from a midwestern artist that
Whether you know him from Layla, Tears in Heaven, or Sunshine of My Love, you know our artist for this episode. Mr Eric Clapton and his 1993 song I’m Tore Down. Eric turns this early 60’s blues tune by Freddy
We have had a blast releasing the 2023 episodes. This latest episode is a look back at the year that was 2023. We hand-picked six songs from the show this past year and put them all together in one show.
If you like cleverly written songs with smart lyrics and catchy hooks, you cannot go wrong with this episode’s song – No Stopping Us by Jason Mraz. Off his 2002 debut album, Waiting For My Rocket To Come, this earworm
Steve Miller ruled the airwaves in the late 70’s with songs like Fly Like An Eagle and Take The Money and Run. Off of that same album was this episode’s song, Serenade. While not a radio hit it’s a perfect
If ever a song should have charted higher, it’s Leaving October. Well written, performed and produced this late 90’s country tune made it to 31 on the charts but ranked much higher on Carey & Mark’s lists. Take a listen
Grunge was still going strong in ’96 when this Virginia based band released Cumbersome. Moving to another city was not out of the question as they moved to where the listeners were. Listen to Carey and Mark as they discuss
Spending 30+ weeks on any music chart these days is a feat, even more so back in the late 2000’s when country music was booming. Gary Allan’s Watching Airplanes did just that, and for good reason. Listen as we talk
Chris Cornell had a one of a kind voice, strong but beautiful and wide ranging. When asked to write a song for a Bond movie, he was certainly up for the challenge. You Know My Name will go down as