In this episode, we discuss the Funk masters Sly and the Family Stone. From San Francisco California, this mixed group of some family, some mix genders and mixed races was revolutionary for the time. We discuss the heartbreaking story of addiction and internal turmoil and mental illness that ran through the band's leader Sylvester Stone. enjoy!

In this episode we discuss the soulful, jazzy, and R&B legend Bobby Caldwell. Known Best for his hit song "what you won't do for love" we discuss his hits and his under-the-radar songs that you should know. Sadly, we lost Bobby recently but his music lives on. enjoy !

Released in early 1970, CCR at this time was at their pinnacle of creativity, fame, and sound. This album, full of hits, is almost like a greatest hits. we discuss the album, the songs, where the name comes from, and a funny personal story during our "this is my jam" segment at the beginning of the show. enjoy!

In this episode, we each pick three of our favorite one-hit-wonders that we love and discuss why. We also discuss what it means to be a one hit wonder in the first place and set some criteria for future podcast. enjoy!

In this episode, we discuss the classic, never tired, never hated "Easy Lover" by two of the best Phils in the music business. enjoy.

So what exactly is the genre that is called "New Wave?" is it 80's pop with a a bit of digitized synths? or is it Punk with less harsh vocal melodies? or is it something else? in this episode, we discuss all of that and learn why its so important. Enjoy

In this episode we discuss the band Nirvana. They're almost a genre in themselves, paving the way for grunge and the Seattle sound that emerged from just a very short time of the band's existence. Within a topic that could span many epodes, we try and cover all the things that one needs to know. Told from the perspective of a true fan from the beginning. Enjoy.

In this episode, we again discuss what "Yacht Rock" is as a genre and what defines it, Why its become the popular style of music that it has and what criteria a song needs to meet to be part of the group. Ahoy and happy sailing. Enjoy

What happened after the fateful night, July 12th 1979, when DJ Steve Dahl literally Blew up disco and killed it? We discuss one of the most fun, unappreciated, and now newly budding genres of music...Post Disco Funk! Enjoy

In this episode, we discuss songs that were specifically made better because of the films that enhanced their sound and brought more color and meaning to their existence. NOT songs that were made FOR a movie, but rather songs that showed up in a movie and became iconic... enjoy.