This week it's A Thing Called Love by the one and only Johnny Cash. A lesser known record to us but still a big hit for the man in black. Joining us is the man in slacks, Gabe Colman. 

This week we fly our camels and ride our kites with Gabe Colman, as we break down Stevie Wonder's Music of My Mind, an album that changed his sound forever. 

This week it's one of the wildest stories behind a record in rock history. We're talking about the very successful Machine Head by hard rock influencers Deep Purple, with our good friend Cody Gradolf. 

This week we're talking about country music icon and all around great human Dolly Parton and her album Touch Your Woman with super fan Danielle Povlock.

This week we're heading to the Flute & Lute with our good friend, comedian and musician Bob Nugent, to converse about the prog rock concept satire that is Thick As A Brick by the great Jethro Tull.

This week we move to the groove of legendary jazz/funk keyboardist Jimmy Smith and his phenomenal live album Root Down. 

This week it's Nick's Drake's final record, Pink Moon. We discuss it's influence as a cult classic, and pontificate what the songwriter might have achieved. Joining us once again is our friend Gabe Colman.

This week it's about the bittersweet success of Eat A Peach and the tragedy that befell The Allman Brothers Band. We are joined by friend and musician Gabe Colman.

This week we talk about the top seller of '72, Neil Young's standout record Harvest. Disclaimer: there's no discussion of vaccines or thumb-headed podcast hosts. We're joined by friend and fellow musician Cody Gradolf.

This week we talk about how the great Linda Ronstadt messed around and created a whole other legendary band on an album that changed her professional trajectory. Our guest is music lover Danielle Povlock.