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The Second Day of Mellowmas: Warm Lovin’ Mellowmas
Mellowmas has just begun and already Jason has become weak (and nauseous). See why as the dynamic duo listen to some warm lovin' Wilson Phillips on Day Two!
Read More »Cratedigger: Judy Collins, “Who Knows Where the Time Goes”
Released during the tumult of 1968, this Judy Collins album served Ken Shane as an oasis of serenity during some dark days
Read More »Mix Six: “The Myth of Santa (And Other Thoughts on Christmas)”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE By now, you’re thoroughly drenched in holiday music – with the vast majority of the songs celebrating Christmas. So why bother with yet another holiday-themed mix? Yes, we have
Read More »Live Music: Folk Festival 50, Newport, R.I. (Day Two)
To be honest, I had my doubts about Day Two of Folk Festival 50. First of all, I was still tired from the day one. Next, it appeared that the lineup wasn’t quite as
Read More »The Popdose Interview: Amy Speace
Singer-songwriter Amy Speace’s new album is one of those projects whose success you’re tempted to attribute to the big names that appear in the credits. In the case of The Killer in Me (available
Read More »The Producers: Leaving Elektra, Life With the Crüe, and Meeting Twisted Sister
In his latest column, Tom Werman relives the wild and crazy early '80s, including some time behind the boards for Mötley Crüe, a narrow brush with Timothy B. Schmit, and a fateful meeting with
Read More »CD Review: Leonard Cohen, “Live in London”
The definition of “cool” is a very amorphous thing. Basically, it depends on who’s doing the defining. One thing that a lot of people agree on these days is that Leonard Cohen is cool,
Read More »The Fifth Day of Mellowmas: A Little River Christmas
We bet you didn’t even know that Little River Band released a Christmas CD this year! Well, now you know. Please, thank us later. Little River Band — Mary’s Christmas (download) From We Call
Read More »The Fourth Day of Mellowmas: Sarajevomas…?
[Note: After reading this, you may be in desperate need of some actual holiday cheer -- so head on over to visit our friends at Suburban Sprawl, who have just released their annual free
Read More »Desert Island Discs: Tim Smith and Michael Quercio
Tim Smith (ex-Jellyfish, current member of Sheryl Crow’s band) 1. The Beatles, Rubber Soul My favorite period for the band, as they were firing on all cylinders. Pre-self-indulgent, post-early-sugar-pop. “If I Needed Someone” 2.
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