In this week's episode we chat about a Compilation album called 22 Party Rockers, an EP by a Vancouver band Sparkling Apple called If You Could See Me Now, and a self titled album by The Earl Scruggs Review.  This is an pretty short episode, and a strange one to say the least. 

In this week's episode we chat about 3 interesting albums.  The first is by a Canadian band called Doucette called The Douse is Loose, the 2nd is from a band we had never heard before called Curved Air and their compilation called The Best of Curved Air and the last one up by John "Cougar" Mellencamp called The Lonesome Jubilee.  Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about an album by The Greg Kihn Band called Glass House Rock, an album by American band Kansas called Point of Know Return and a Jimi Hendrix posthumous release called Crash Landing.

In this week's episode we talk about a Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band album called The Distance, one from one hit wonder (of the 70's) Walter Egan called Hi-Fi and one from The Blues Brothers called Made in America.

In this weeks episode, we talk about an album by an American band called Jo Jo Gunne called So...Where's the Show?, one by the British band The Hollies called 5 Three One-Double 7 0 Four) and a posthumous album by the band Lynyrd Skynrd called First and...Last.   

In this week's episode we talk about 3 interesting albums.  First up, an EP (Extended Dance Play) by Dire Straits called Twisting By The Pool, a compilation by Steppenwolf called Sixteen Great Performances and one by Jimi Hendrix called Woke Up This Morning and Found Myself Dead.  

In this weeks episode we talk about an album by an English band called Charlie, Fight Dirty, an album from a band that we both knew but didn't know we knew, Head East and their double Live album, and an album by American Henry Paul Band called Anytime. 

In this episode, we talk about an album by British band called Armageddon and their one and only album (self titled) Armageddon, an album by American David Lindley and his band El Rayo-X called Very Greasy and some CanCon by Canadian artist Eddie Schwartz, his debut, self titled album called Schwartz.

Hey everyone, we were unable to do a regular podcast this week due to the fact that our amp had to be sent back to the manufacturer for repair so we had no way of listening to the albums for what would have been this episode. Some of the albums for this week were not available on Spotify and we do rely on listening to them on the turntable as to determine their sound quality.  So, having said all that, we decided to do a Recap of the last 50 episodes.  We hope you enjoy and we hope that the amp is back soon so we can get back to our regularly scheduled content. We will keep you posted via social media.  Thanks again for your patience!

In this weeks episode we chat about an album by American band Mr. Mister called Welcome to the Real World, Pieces of Eight by the arena band Styx and our 6th album on the podcast by The Moody Blues, their album called Seventh Sojourn.