I'd Buy That For A Dollar

Guest host Shane Hartman brings the crew this slept on rocksteady gem from singer Johnny Nash, one of the first artists to popularize reggae outside of Jamaica.  

Co-host Sean brings us Grin's 1972 sophomore release, 1+1. Featuring longtime Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen collaborator Nils Lofgren, the album is equal parts raw and tender.  

Guest host Leaura Hoss rolls through to chat up this late disco/early dance record with a star-studded cast: two full bands of elite players and a diva-level voice without the diva persona and hype.  

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Co-host Jeremy lassos this sophomore album from singer-songwriter Jonathan Edwards. A blend of country and folk rock, Honky-Tonk Stardust Cowboy showcases Edwards' versatility as both a songwriter and an interpreter of others' songs.  

Halloween is here again. Co-host Sean dusts off his sampler of spooky sounds and also takes us on an adventure into the experimental world of pioneer synth duo Beaver & Krause.  

Guest host DJ Lola Kinks joins us on our last installment celebrating Philadelphia International Records' 50th anniversary. She takes us on a tour through this oft-forgotten period in Jackson family history.

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Co-host Peter takes us past the obvious and into the sublime with the second installment of our three-part celebration of Philadelphia International Records. At the center of this discussion is the unjustly unsung singer Billy Paul.  

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The crew kicks off season 3 with a celebration of 50 years of Philadelphia International Records. Co-host Jeremy pulls this Lou Rawls reinvention that merges that Philly soul sound with one of the crooning greats.  

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For our final ReWind of the break, we offer a peek behind the curtain with a Patreon bonus episode classic, the Chi-Lites, as we chronicle their career and listen to this 45.  

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Co-host Sean's rewind pick is the intense story of The Chambers Brothers.  While not our most popular episode, it's consistently one fans seem to be affected by, check it out.