On this week's edition of Music History Today the Weekly Edition, we look back on the importance of Tom Petty to musicians everywhere, we review Belly's new album, plus we make the case for putting the Moody Blues into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Album Review Show, it's mainly about the ladies, plus the gloved one. We review the new albums from Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, & Shania Twain. Plus, the Gloved One Michael Jackson has a "new" album out that we'll talk about while our indie artist of the week is Torii Wolf.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the weekly show, we look at Billboard's 21 under 21 list, we review Demi Lovato's new album, & we run the more cowbells joke into the ground while making the case for putting Blue Oyster Cult into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Album Review Show (number 4 even though I said number 3 on the podcast), we review the new albums by Fergie, the Killers, Lecrae, Van Morrison, & the indie artist of the week is Alex Nackman.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Weekly Edition, we discuss Forbes Magazine's richest musicians list, we review the new album from Fergie, & we make the case for putting Emerson, Lake, & Palmer into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Album Review Show, we review the new albums from the Foo Fighters, Big & Rich, the Prophets of Rage, Wyclef Jean, & our indie band this week is the Nationals.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the weekly edition, we discuss health issues about major recording acts, review the new Foo Fighters album, and we make the case for putting Husker Du into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Album Review Show, we review new albums from LCD Soundsystem, Jack Johnson, Tori Amos, Boney James, & our indie band this weeks is the Sighs.

The link for the Sighs new album is https://www.amazon.com/Wait-Another-Day-Sighs/dp/B074Q51NYY/ref=pd_ybh_a_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=X9JKCFS3X9APRFARQWD5

On this week's edition of Music History Today the Weekly Edition, we discuss a tough day for country music, we review LCD Soundsystem's new album, & we make the case for putting Tool into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On the premiere edition of Music History Today the Album Review Show, we review new albums from Fifth Harmony, Brian McKnight, PVRIS, Picture This, and our indie band of the week is Audio Jane.