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Mix Six: “The Re-Record”
The Popdose Staff had a guiding hand in shaping this week's Mix Six -- with some great suggestions of songs that have been re-recorded by the artists who created them.
Read More »Mix Six: “Originals and Covers”
Nowadays, cover songs are dime a dozen and the novelty has worn off. But there are few gems out there, and Ted Asregadoo features them (plus the originals) in this week's Mix Six.
Read More »Mix Six: “Brass Kiss”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Since musical styles come around again and again, I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before horn sections start to be part of popular bands once again. The
Read More »Mix Six: “Songs in the Key of XX”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE As is often the case, ideas for this feature seem to pop up while driving to and from work – which is when I do most of my music
Read More »Mix Six: “Music Festivals”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Over the weekend, my iPhone was blowing up with Twitter updates about the Outside Lands festival in San Francisco. I’ve never been, but from numerous tweets I was getting
Read More »Mix Six: “Chart Toppers of 1994″
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE By the early ‘90s, the musical terrain was fracturing. As hip hop and grunge ascended, country music also saw their star rising in the popular culture. But what about
Read More »Mix Six: “the Pretenders”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE The other night I was flipping through the channels on TV and I stumbled on a live performance of the Pretenders on PBS. Hearing songs that I haven’t listened
Read More »Mix Six: “Soul Mining”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE For those of you who are The The fans, and thought this mix was all about Matt Johnson’s album Soul Mining, you’re out of luck, buster. No, this week’s
Read More »Mix Six: “Songs of Love and Loss”
For his latest Mix Six, Ted Asregadoo gets all mushy and stuff. What is this, Valentine's Day
Read More »Mix Six: “Pete Townshend”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE The recent death of Ronnie James Dio and Alex Chilton gave rise to an explosion of lamentation from rock journalists, musicians and fans for whom their music was a
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