1960's

Sugar Pie DeSanto – “In The Basement (Pt. 1)”

Sugar Pie DeSanto (born Umpeylia Marsema Balinton) was a ton of dynamite in a tiny 4' 11" frame... and still…

5 years ago

BONUS HOLIDAY EPISODE: He 5 “Silent Night”

It's our annual Bonus Holiday Episode - This time, we travel back in time & around the world for a…

6 years ago

Fleetwood Mac – “The Green Manalishi (with the Two Prong Crown)”

There's never been any shortage of drama with Fleetwood Mac... long before the soap opera of Rumours, there was the…

6 years ago

Marvin Gaye – “I Heard It Through The Grapevine”

Hard to believe now, but Motown resisted releasing this song as a single. Marvin's version sat on a shelf for…

6 years ago

The Merry-Go-Round – “Listen Listen!”

Emitt Rhodes had an extraordinary gift as a songwriter, a fantastic voice and was a remarkable musician-- he was one…

6 years ago

Small Faces – “Tin Soldier”

The best British band from the '60's that never hit the bigtime in America-- Small Faces. Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane,…

6 years ago

Was 1965 the Most Revolutionary Year in Music?

For the 50th episode of the podcast, we're mixing it up a bit. I just finished reading a fascinating book…

6 years ago

The Rolling Stones – “Gimme Shelter”

There's no shortage of great songs in the Rolling Stones catalog, but "Gimme Shelter" may be the song that tops…

7 years ago

The Beatles – “Rain”

"Rain" was the first glimpse of The Beatles exploration of psychedelia. Perhaps more than any other Beatles track, this song highlights…

7 years ago

The Kinks – “Autumn Almanac”

The Kinks earned their place in Rock History on the basis of "You Really Got Me", "All Day & All…

7 years ago

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