The Brighter Side of Darkness hit inspired a parody song that did even better
George Harrison
The sublime Concert for George has been released in a stunning new four-LP box set
The turkey is on the platter, but you may not want to take a bite. This one is RARE.
Can a song change the world? Popular music has always been looked on as something of a disposable pleasure: reflective of its times, sure, but meant to be played among…
Ronnie Dyson was a star of stage, screen, and the music charts who was lost too soon
Isaac Hayes’ 1970 album was a key component in the Stax Records resurgence
The great Dan Baird has been blasting out some of rock and roll’s finest jams for more than 30 years. He joins us to talk about his new album and current U.S. tour dates with Homemade Sin.
At 12:01 AM this morning, the world was gifted by The Beatles’ music appearing on virtually every available streaming service. But what have we gotten, and how does it sound?
Objectivity be damned; this is The Beatles we’re talking about. The single, most important cultural entity to happen in my lifetime; merely a rock and roll band who re-shaped traditions…
“Will It Go Round In Circles” was one of the biggest hits in a legendary career
Here are five musicians who were kicked in the butt by love…or rather, three and one double-dipper.
The Chiffons scored big with a “fine” series in ’63
The perfect companion piece – the sensible companion piece to the earlier The Dark Horse Years 1976 – 1992. This beautifully styled 6 CD plus DVD and hardcover book set…
Popdose is giving away “The Beatles in Mono” vinyl box set!
Liverpool and the American south came together in Muscle Shoals
Betty Everett & Jerry Butler scored with a cover of a beloved Everly Brothers hit
Wherein we look at ten of the weirdest and most random products to be marketed using the Beatles name and image.
‘River Deep – Mountain High” was the greatest record to ever be rejected by the American public
Singer/songwriter Alexander Fairchild lists his five Desert Island Discs.
Chart Attack! is back for episode 2, covering the Top 10 from March 19, 1983.
For the whole of the 1980s, singer Belinda Carlisle was the symbol of success, first as the lead singer for the groundbreaking band The Go-Go’s, then as a hitmaking solo…
It’s 11:00 AM, do you know where your Friday Five is?
In the late summer of 1961, a doo-wop group out of Steubenville, Ohio released one of the unheralded gems of group vocal harmony – “I Really Love You.”
Rob Smith meditates on memory, music, and the Beatles in “The Vinyl Diaries.”