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.

Do you know the story of the worst Beatles remake album/movie ever made? in this episode we discuss Beatles covers, for better or worse....and sometimes simply awful. enjoy!

In this episode, professor Seth breaks down the the history of New Orleans Jazz, how it came about and, all the cultures that contributed to its formation. From Symphonic orchestral music, to African drum beats, to Louis Armstrong and current music, we talk it all. Enjoy

What is Philly Soul? Well, the personification of that sound can be best heard in the slow, soulful ballads and great high harmonies of the 3 members of this under appreciated band. We go deeper than just the hits like "la-la Means iLove you" and "Didn't i blow your mind (this time)" Enjoy

What exists at the intersection of Rock N Roll, Folk, Poetry and Harmony? The answer can be found within quite possibly the greatest Duo of all time, Simon and Garfunkel. Enjoy

In this episode, we talk about remakes of songs that are, in our opinion, better than the originals. Can covers be better than their original creation, and why? Plus, at the end, songs you may not have even known were covers.....enjoy!

in this episode, I tell a story about a songwriter that few know his name, but you will surely know his music. His personal tale is beautiful and heartwarming. We also discuss the power and responsibility that the songwriter, sometimes more so than the song's performer, have....Enjoy

In this episode we overanalyze the 1973 track from the famed Rock N' Roll icon Bruce Springsteen, which has been haled as quite possibly the greatest rock n' Roll song ever. enjoy

Originating in Oakland, California, the brass bombers "Tower of Power" are the leaders in all things Rock-n-Roll Horns. With a Funk and R&B flair, this not overly popular band is widely regarded, by those who know horns, as the top of the list. With clever arrangements and wide array of harmonies, the level of musicianship and talent are second to none. Enjoy