BSides and Deep Dives

BSides and Deep Dives

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BSides and Deep Dives episodes

  • Rock played on yachts.
    Discussion on our 60+ soft rock hits from the 70s and 80s now referred to as Yacht Rock. Featuring super groups like Toto, Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers and Christopher Cross.
    36 min
  • We WILL be Okay/ Will WE be okay
    In light of recent events in our country, this episode highlights songs in support of justice and social change. Musicians who have some tracks that may have not had the popularity of radio play, but speak to the issues of our times.
    33 min
  • Andre Harrell
    A look back at the impact of Andre Harrell on the culture. We called an audible with this one. We had to change our schedules to honor his legacy on soul music.
    30 min
  • ICON: Luther Vandross
    Discussion of Luther Vandross’ hits and b-side jams and gems as well as a debate on which male R&B singers should have taken up the mantle.
    29 min
  • Falsetto Kings
    Falsetto Kings is our playlist on Spotify that celebrates soul singers who challenge their upper register, and ours too. We discuss how complicated it was to actually agree on which artist made the cut. Prince, Eddie Kendricks, DeBarge, Switch, Earth Wind & Fire are just some of the classic Falsetto singers , but what about the newer ones? Tune in and join our discussion. #SoulMusic #ClassicSoul
    29 min
  • ICON:Teena Marie
    Exploring the best of Teena Marie B-Sides and popular tracks and discussing our newest playlist on Spotify #Spotify #SoulMusic #TeenaMarie
    31 min
  • Welcome.
    This is an introduction to the ideas and concepts that go into developing our playlists and our blog. Look for us on Spotify and Wordpress. We also have an INSTAGRAM and Facebook page. Come join in on the musical journey.
    6 min

About BSides and Deep Dives

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A musical playlist of classic songs that flew under the radar of popular charts but deserve a second listen. Back in the vinyl days, radio hits were on the front of the record, but the true treasures…