This is a song that was never meant to be a hit single. Originally recorded as just an album cut, The Carpenters realized that America loved this song and it should be released as a single.

Released in 1992, "End Of The Road" became a defining ballad of the 90's, capturing the heartache and complexity of love and heartbreak. From its soulful harmonies to its unforgettable chorus, this episode reflects on why "End Of The Road" was so popular in its time and why it's still such a beloved classic.

We all know what it is to have a war waging within us, a struggle between 2 things that compete for who we are. On this episode we explore the very popular song that Bono penned in Cote d'Azure while contemplating his life. Join us!

Join us as we explore this classic from the 70's that was a big hit during its time and has continued to be part of American Culture.

After their record company puts pressure on them to have a successful album, this band writes, records, and releases their biggest hit, and it continues to be enjoyed by new audiences today. Join us as we explore this great song.

Why did John Bon Jovi not want to record this song? Why did Richie Sambora have beg him to record it? Join us as we explore Bon Jovi's biggest hit and learn how it went from a song written in the basement of Sambora's parent's house to world-wide recognition.

Welcome to season 2! On the first episode of this new season we travel back to 1993 where a new band introduced their breakout song and created fans out of us all!

Thank you for being a part of making this Podcast a success! It's been a fun year as we have taken this dream and made it a reality. Join us as we talk a little about the start of American Soundtrack and look to the future as well! Happy New Year!

Why was Merry Little Christmas originally written as such a sad song? Join us as we explore this beloved Christmas tune!