2022 Retrospective
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
Episodes & Posts
Del Amitri – Roll To Me
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
Mott The Hoople – All The Way From Memphis
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 – Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
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
Boz Scaggs – Harbor Lights
Waaaay back in 1976 Boz Scaggs released his 7th solo album and boy was it a hit. Spending more than 2 years on Billboard’s Top 200 Silk Degrees was a career defining album. This uncovered tune was played a handful
John Mayer – Gravity
John Mayer burst on the scene back in 2002 with that summer’s biggest hit “No Such Thing”, but he was far from done writing clever and catchy tunes. John’s 3rd studio album Continuum released in 2006 had this episode’s featured
Southern Creed – Firecracker
At Tunes: Uncovered we love us some Memphis music and in the late 70’s Memphis’ own Southern Creed ruled the southern rock scene. Led by Steve Ingle they released their self titled album Creed in 1978. With hits like Time
Big Star – September Gurls
We at Tunes: Uncovered love us some Memphis music and this episode spotlights one of Memphis’ most influential bands, Big Star. If you were around in the mid 70’s you certainly heard this one on the radio, but catching them
Johnny Van Zant – It’s You
Johnny Van Zant is well known as the front man for his brother’s band, Lynyrd Skynyrd. Johnny joined in 1987 as the band reformed after Ronnie’s passing in the tragic plane crash. But did you know that he had his
Donald Fagen – New Frontier
As one half of Steely Dan, Donald Fagen has written some of the catchiest songs you’re likely to hear. His debut solo album The Nightfly was no exception. With all the hallmarks of a great song, clever lyrics, great production,