While Roy Orbison is well known for his unique singing style and big hits like "Pretty Woman"... still so much is unappreciated by many for his incredible contributions to song structure and enormous vocal rage singing in male popular music. We discuss that and more in this "Nerdy" look at Roy and his amazing talents

When someone contemplates the idea of a breakup song, or even a breakup album, one might thing of a sad gut wrenching story about lost love. But what is the entire album was an outpouring of emotions and personal feelings and real life situations, all set to the greatest soul, funk and R&B? then you'd have this amazing breakup album.... enjoy

Pink Floyd is one of the best selling Rock and Roll Bands of all time. But what is undervalued is their amazing live shows with brilliant artistic displays used to make the music hit even better. We discuss this and more about the band in this great episode.

In this episode, we explore the amazing and timeless 1971 classic album "tapestry" by the great songwriter Carol King. An amazing piece of work that deserves all of the credit it has every gotten through the years, and then some...

Can you guess what underrated act we're discussing in this episode, as the clues are unveiled to you? give it a shot.....Enjoy

in this episode we talk about the soul man Luther Vandross and discuss big Luther and little Luther. enjoy

Who would make your list of the top 4 best Rock and Roll icons of the decade 1950's. We discuss, sometimes quite heatedly, our personal lists for the Mount Rushmore (top 4) artists. Elvis? Chuck Berry? Little Richard? Chuck Berry? .....

In this special 50th episode of the podcast, we discuss, rather spiritedly, 64 of the best 90's hip hop songs. we hope you enjoy listening to this half as much as we did making it,.....cause we had a "juicy" time.

for those that want to know about The Grateful Dead, and want to find out what is the big deal with the massively talented group, but just doesn't get why they're so popular....this is the episode for you.

Superstition is a song full of Stevie's Genius use of layering.