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The Weekly Mixtape: Imaginary Bond Movie Edition

Jack Feerick October 21, 2011 5

In this week’s AM Gold roundtable, I dared to speak ill of Shirley Bassey’s iconic theme for “Goldfinger.” My contention was that, if this song were not the theme tune for a hugely popular

The Friday Mixtape: 10/15/10

Dw. Dunphy October 15, 2010 13

The Popdose staff curates this mix to be a companion through the headlong rush to the winter solstice

Bootleg City: While You See a Chance, Mayor Cass Will Take It

Matt Wardlaw July 30, 2010 12

What’s it like being a career criminal? For the answer we go, as always, to our good friend Mayor Cass, keeper of the keys for this here place we call Bootleg City. Unfortunately, since

CD Review: Bettye LaVette, “Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook”

Kelly Stitzel May 28, 2010 2

I had never heard of Bettye LaVette until about four years ago. A friend had made me a mix CD to listen to on a road trip and on it he had included LaVette’s

White Label Wednesday: ABC, “How to Be a…Zillionaire,” the remixes

David Medsker November 11, 2009 16

They've mostly been forgotten in the US, but ABC is one of David Medsker's favorite bands -- and their 1985 remixes are perfect for this week's installment of White Label Wednesday

Cratedigger: Traffic, “Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory”

Ken Shane May 30, 2009 5

There is really no rhyme or reason for the way these things go, but lately I’ve noticed a very definite increase in the amount of people who are discovering, or rediscovering, Traffic. Maybe it’s

The Friday Mixtape: 5/22/09

Dw. Dunphy May 22, 2009 7

Hat trick, mama!! Benny Hester – It’s Over Love from Through the Window (1987) Erik Norlander featuring Buck Dharma – Lost Highway from Music Machine (2003) Isaac Hayes – By the Time I Get

The Popdose Guide to Traffic

Jack Feerick April 29, 2008 22

This story I’m telling, it starts in the middle. But this is a story that loops and circles in on itself, like a cloverleaf roadway; you’ve got to start where you are, and go