At 72 years of age, there’s not much that Jim Horn hasn’t done. While his name might not be immediately familiar, you’ve definitely heard a lot of his work over…
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Beat the post lunch dip and play along with this week’s Friday Five!
A look at the first big hit for The Four Freshmen, 1952’s “It’s a Blue World.”
Not a fan of Chicago? You may change your mind after hearing these ten tracks.
Hearing the stories behind how the new Camper Van Beethoven album came together, we’re not surprised to find out that God is a CVB fan. And as you listen to…
Just because a song gets stuck at #3 on the charts doesn’t mean it’s not an all-time great.
When you get an offer to speak with a guy like Jim Peterik, it’s an opportunity that you really sink your teeth into. As Jeff points out during our conversation,…
Due to the extreme length of this 2012 year-end recap, Michael Fortes recommends that you skip ahead to the entry on Joey Dosik.
Shuffle through Michael’s Top Five records of 2012, and share your own!
Chris Holmes breaks it down to give you his favorite albums of the year that was 2012.
There are a lot of great music autobiographies out there, but there are great ones still to be written. Chris Holmes counts down the Top 5.
Don DiLego’s first album in five years, the Western And Atlantic EP, is an excellent return to form.
In 1965 the Righteous Brothers had a year that has seldom been equaled in the annals of popular music.
It’s a very special Friday Five, dedicated to little Evan James.
I love new music. And I love old music. Therefore, by extension, there are very few things I love more than when new bands make old music. Jangly Beatlesque pop?…
According to crazy people, next year will see the wholesale demise of compact discs as well as the heroic efforts of Jon Cusack saving the world from cataclysmic disaster. With that in mind,…
Michael Fortes looks back on five major musical highlights as part of Popdose’s 2011 year-end wrap-up.
Join the Popdose Staff as they say “Thank You” to the people that introduced them to the music that shaped their lives.
Jon Stebbins has penned fine books about Beach Boys Dennis Wilson, and David Marks. “The Beach Boys FAQ” aspires to be the last word on the history of the band.
Literally almost fifty years in the making, last week saw the release of The SMiLE Sessions, a boxed set of material from the Beach Boys chronicling their work on the…
To coincide with the long-awaited release of the Beach Boys SMiLE Sessions, the band has posted a new series of videos related to the legendary album.
The good ship AM Gold has arrived in 1966, and we’re forced to confront an age-old question — how do you separate art from the artist?
A look at the songs and the story behind 50 years of the Beach Boys, American’s greatest pop band.