I'd Buy That For A Dollar

Co-host Jeremy takes on an artist that would inevitably appear on the podcast—Mr. Kenny Loggins. We look at his proper debut solo album and attempt to shed some of the preconceived notions surrounding him as an artist.  

Philly-based DJ Duiji Mshinda aka Duiji 13 is our guest as we discuss the second album by R&B musician Angela Bofill. Her backstory reveals why this isn't your run-of-the-mill pop record. 

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Co-host Peter dusts off a copy of this thrift store classic from jazz pianist Dick Hyman. We examine why a classically trained player such as Hyman found himself at the controls of the futuristic Moog synthesizer and how such an odd pairing could become a hit record.  

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Known baroque loather Jeremy Ruggles surprises the crew by bringing  a "classical baroque rock" album from the New York Rock & Roll Ensemble. You may not be familiar with this group but you are likely familiar with several things members of the band did later in their careers.  

Guest co-host James Duke returns to the show with this fresh serving of air pop from Canadian singer-songwriter Jane Siberry.  

Guest host Taylor Rowley brings us the most slept on record from bossa nova legend Sérgio Mendes and his group Brasil '66. Rife with counterculture vibes, this excellent 1970 release arrived perhaps a little too late to make an impact.  

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Our third Christmas Special is here! Guest host Bob Bucko Jr. joins us to sprinkle some eggnog over the fire and bask in some holiday cheer with a wide range of musical styles.  

Co-host Jeremy brings a fantastic thrift store find: this 1975 folk rock album by Cris Williamson. Everything from Williamson's role in women recording artists taking agency over their music to her importance in the LGBT movement is discussed.  

Guest David Drucker takes us into the eye of the storm of jazz fusion with the fifth studio album from Weather Report. Tale Spinnin' finds the group already on top of their game.  

We are rejoined by guest host Lauren Raham who brings us a record by Dynasty. As we tour the grooves of this soul funk outfit, we also discuss the SOLAR Records family that surrounded them.