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Desert Island Discs with Michael Laine Hildebrandt of Bubble Gum Orchestra

Popdose Staff March 14, 2012 0

Bubble Gum Orchestra's Michael Laine Hildebrandt recounts the power pop and rock albums that inspired him

Here’s Something Else!: What if Denny Laine had fronted Wings?

Something Else! Reviews June 21, 2011 5

Denny Laine — Fab, one time removed? — will forever be the other guy in Wings, the Paul McCartney-led 1970s successor band to the Beatles. Even if that belies Laine’s important earlier contributions to

Soundtrack Saturday Special Edition! Best Original Song, 1974

Kelly Stitzel February 5, 2011 6

Kelly Stitzel brings back her special series taking a look at past Best Original Song Oscar nominees. This week, she discusses the nominees from the 46th Academy Awards

Beyond the Wonder: Greetings From Timbuk3

Chris Holmes January 13, 2011 11

Chris Holmes travels back to 1986, a time when one-hit wonder Timbuk3's future was so bright they indeed had to wear shades

Soul Serenade: Bessie Banks, “Go Now”

Ken Shane December 30, 2010 0

In 1964, Bessie Banks released the great soul ballad "Go Now." Before her version had a chance to climb the charts, the Moody Blues had it covered in a big way

Mix Six: Rock ‘n’ Roll Disco Party!

Scott Malchus May 4, 2010 9

DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Whenever I fill in at Ted’s desk here at the Mix Six, I like to have a good time. Case in point, this week’s flashback to the late 70’s

Caught on Tape: The Day I Didn’t Throw Up on Paul McCartney

Steven Rosen July 14, 2009 9

In this week's edition of Caught on Tape, Steven Rosen travels back in time to 1973, and moments spent in the company of Paul McCartney

CHART ATTACK!: 5/20/78

Jason Hare May 22, 2009 40

If Jason Hare can't have you, he don't want nobody, baby. Join him for a look back at 1978, where, with a little luck, we'll shadow dance with imaginary lovers. (Groan.)

Lost in the ’80s: Paul McCartney, “So Bad”

John C. Hughes February 17, 2009 16

Oh, some things just write themselves, don’t they? I kid, I kid. “So Bad” is an overlooked little gem from the Paul catalog, released in the States as the follow-up to “Say Say Say,”