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In this episode of *Listen to This*, host Eric Leckey delves into the epic world of songs that clock in at 10 minutes or longer. From rock anthems like Led Zeppelin’s "Stairway to Heaven" and Pink Floyd’s "Echoes" to progressive classics like Rush’s "2112" and Bob Dylan’s "Desolation Row," Leckey explores the stories, musicianship, and ambition behind these extended masterpieces. With deep insights into how these lengthy tracks push the boundaries of songwriting, he celebrates the art of storytelling through music that dares to take its time. Tune in for a journey through the long-playing legends of rock!

In this episode of *Listen to This*, host Eric Leckey spins a playlist of songs inspired by idioms and common sayings. From classics like "Let the Good Times Roll" and "Hit the Road Jack" to "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," Leckey explores how artists have turned familiar phrases into unforgettable hits. With his signature mix of music history and witty commentary, he breaks down the origins of each idiom and how these songs have become cultural staples. Tune in for a fun and lyrical journey through tracks that prove there's always truth in a good saying!

In this episode of *Listen to This*, host Eric Leckey dives into the legendary sounds of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the studio musicians behind some of the greatest hits in music history. From iconic tracks by Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett to classics by The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, Leckey showcases the unique groove and soulful influence that this Alabama-based group brought to countless records. Tune in as Leckey unpacks the magic behind these timeless tracks and the unsung heroes who helped shape the sound of rock, soul, and R&B.

In this episode of *Listen to This*, host Eric Leckey explores the fascinating world of albums with numbers in their titles. From classics like *Ten* by Pearl Jam and *1984* by Van Halen to *52nd Street* by Billy Joel and *2Pacalypse Now* by Tupac, Leckey plays back some of the most memorable tracks from these numerically themed records. Along the way, he shares intriguing stories behind the albums, the significance of the numbers, and the cultural impact they've made. Tune in for a fun and insightful musical countdown, as Leckey spins the hits and hidden gems from albums that are all about the numbers.

In this episode of *Listen to This*, host Eric Leckey takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the iconic music produced by the legendary Jeff Lynne. From his work with Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) to collaborations with Tom Petty, George Harrison, and the Traveling Wilburys, Leckey delves into the genius behind Lynne's distinctive sound. As the songs play, Leckey provides insightful commentary on Lynne's production techniques, his influence on rock music, and the timeless appeal of his tracks. Tune in for a trip through music history, celebrating one of rock's greatest producers.

If movies can have them, then why can't songs.  Eric is going to take you through time and do it with songs that have baby song.  Or would it be Jr.?  Either way, listen up!

Eric is back for the 13th season of Listen To This and he has a great season all lined up for you and to kick it off Eric starts with just words.  Lots of song start without music and just words and this epidose will highlight these things perfectly.

We love his movies and one of the main reasons is because of a music in the movies.  Quentin Tarantino is an amazing film maker and this episode is all about him.  The top songs from all the Tarantino movies is about to rock your ear holes.

There are usually a lot of people in them.  They can be aduts, children or even Nuns.  Choirs.  Lot's of songs have them in them, but do you really know what work went into it?  Well, this week Eric takes you on a musical journey with groups of people that they call "Choirs"!

It was a ground breaking TV expierence with Billions watching and Eric is going to take you through it as if it is happening now.  Well, maybe not in that much details, but he has a good incite to the day, concert and movement which was LIVE AID.