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February 08Hot Take Saturday – Not All Beatles Songs Are Good, and Why John and Paul Were Better TogetherJohn and Paul needed each other. John's edge—raw, cynical, like "Come Together"—balanced Paul's pop perfectionism.3 minPlay
February 07Steely Dan – Perfectionism in the Studio and Changing Rock for the BetterDonald Fagen and Walter Becker were perfectionists—obsessive about every note, every mix.3 minPlay
February 06I Always Wanted to Be a DJ – Blame WKRP in CincinnatiWKRP captured the 70s radio spirit perfectly—rock transitioning to disco, FM rising, all the drama.3 minPlay
February 05Utah Rock Radio in the 1970s – The DJs and Stations That Shaped UsUtah's radio landscape was smaller than LA or New York, but it felt personal—like these DJs were our guides through the rock explosion.4 minPlay
February 04One-Hit Wonders – Sherbet's 'Howzat' and the Magic of the One-Off HitThe beauty of one-hit wonders is they don't overstay their welcome. You get one perfect song, it captures a moment, and it lives forever.3 minPlay
February 03Electric Light Orchestra – The Beatles of the 70sELO was Beatles-level melody + classical ambition + rock power.3 minPlay
February 02Sunday Slow-Down – Bands I Pretended to Like in the 70s to Impress the GirlsLooking back, it was funny how music was our social currency, and there was a bank for every taste.4 minPlay
February 01Hot Take Saturday – Classic 70s Bands Touring with Zero or One Original MemberIf the people who built the legacy say it’s okay, who am I to gatekeep?5 minPlay
January 31Three Dog Night – The Harmony Kings of the Early 70sThey were the harmony machine of the early 70s—taking great songs and turning them into radio gold.3 minPlay