Listening to these tunes might make you have fun or go mad. Either way, reminisce over those lost ’90s hits with this weeks installment of Bottom Feeders.
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Tonight’s date song tips the hat to a Tom Moulton remix of little known soul singer Patti Jo. Ms. Jo’s “Make Me Believe in You” was also covered by Curtis Mayfield a year after its release date in 1973.
Have a secret lover? Want to look at one of the most awesome Jheri curls ever? Need a scorecard to keep up with Atlantic Starr’s lead singers? Check out today’s post!
If you name your band Fun., your albums better damned well be. A couple years back a record made its way to me through the folks at Popdose. It was…
A rollicking Popdose Roundtable that explains why you’ve been listening to Rumours in the wrong order, among other things.
From his upcoming album, due later this year. Grab the mp3 at Willy’s Facebook page. [youtube id=”SQz-lG8AZp8″ width=”600″ height=”350″]
What better way to kick off a new decade of AM Gold than to sharpen our collective wit and come up with all the awful Bread jokes we can?
Billy Stewart brought a unique vocal style to ’60s soul and created some of the most memorable records of the decade.
From Brandon’s latest album, 13 Satellites: [youtube id=”gjwd4Bcc25w” width=”600″ height=”350″]
The artist formerly known as Pickle Nose tells the story behind her new album.
Christian Mistress returns and we get our first taste of Human Toilet. Ewwww…
Bottom Feeders introduces its first backronym and music from Blackstreet, Black Sheep and more.
This week’s date tracks are fresh-pressed from fresh faces on music scene. They’re both young and full of promise. Just like your date tonight.
This week’s Jheri Curl Fridays features a rare video featuring Jermaine Jackson and the late Whitney Houston.
After more than 20 years, the band is back with a new EP
Isaac Hayes and David Porter wrote a string of hits for Sam & Dave in the ’60s. Ken Shane recalls perhaps the greatest of them all.
Of all of the at least pretty good, moderately successful alt rock bands of the mid-90s, the one that everybody in my high school loved was the Toadies. The Dallas…
The AM Gold express has reached the last station of the 1960s. Take a good look around, because we move on to the ’70s next week!
From his self-titled debut, due April 3. [youtube id=”c-VY2AUTCnA#!” width=”600″ height=”350″]
If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, Sugar & the Hi-Lows make their picks.
Much like our 100 Greatest Covers post last year, this was a collaborative effort for the Popdose staff. Although our list of nominees was a bit smaller – only 300…
Long ago, a hockey player had a rock ‘n’ roll dream. It did not end well.
30 years ago, XTC seemed poised for their commercial breakthrough. Appearances were deceiving.
Bottom Feeders features a lot of heavyweights this week. No really, Big Pun, Big Bub, Heavy D. and more. Check it out!
