On this weeks episode I am bringing you the debut album from Stone Temple Pilots Core. Released in September 1992. It was very well received and I have great memories of this album being in my early 20s when it dropped. Following the featured album we will jump in my favorite part of the show which is staff picks. And since I have previously featured the year that was 1992 I will instead be going straight into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back again to the year 1992.

Alright, in this weeks episode I am bringing an album given to me to do by my baby girl Marissa from last weeks episode. Today's featured album is going to be The Eagles One Of These Nights released in June of 1975. With some of the most classic picks from The Eagles you should really enjoy this chill episode. Following my featured album we will goo into the always fun and off the chain portion of the show which is staff picks. After that I will feature the year that was 1975 before wrapping this sucker up. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back to the era of country/rock and the year 1975.

On this weeks episode i have a very very special guest in the co-host seat. My baby girl Marissa joins me to bring one of her favorite albums of all-time. The featured album that she brought to the table id Billy Joel's The Stranger released in September of 1977. This is just further proof that great music is generational. I am so proud of her pick and cant wait for us to bring it to you. Following the featured album we will move into the always fun staff picks portion of the show. Following that I will be doing the year that was 1977. So, sit back in the way back machine and let my daughter and myself take you back to the 1977.

Alright, in this weeks blues soaked episode I am bringing to you the debut album from one of the baddest MF'ers ever to strap on a guitar. I'm talking about the late great Stevie Ray Vaughan. This album selection came straight from you guys and giving me feedback. So this entire episode goes out to a Simple Man out there. Following my featured album I will move into the always fun and unpredictable staff pics portion of the show. Following that since I have previously covered the year that was 1983 I will move straight into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you on a blusey trip back to 1983 to enjoy one of the greats SRV.

Alright, on this weeks episode we are going back to 1994 again as my featured album is Alice In Chains EP titled Jar Of Flies. I absolutely love this album and that is why I am bringing it to you today. Released in January of 1994 this was a softer more melancholy album and it really spoke to me and got me through some hard times. After the featured album I will go into the always fun and off the chain part of the show staff picks. And since I have previously covered the year that was 1994 I will then roll straight into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and lets go on a trip back to 1994 when Grunge was still red hot.

On episode 28, my sometimes co-host Princess Amy joins me as we climb into the Way Back Machine and head straight for July of 1981, when Journey dropped their career-defining album Escape. We break down the record that turned Journey into a global powerhouse before rolling right into my favorite part of the show, Staff Picks. From there, we rewind the clock and cover the year that was 1981, setting the scene for everything happening in music and beyond. We wrap it all up with my closing and call to action—so buckle up and let us take you back to 1981 for Journey: Escape.

On today's episode I am joined by my part-time co-host Princess Amy as we bring you bellbottoms, disco balls and platform shoes. That's right we are bringing back ABBA's best album Arrival released in October of 1976. This album is packed full of great disco infused feel good songs. After that we will go into the most interesting part of the show which is staff picks. And since I have previously covered the year that was 1976I will be moving straight into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let us take you back to the year 1976.

For whatever reason my episodes are NOT dropping on Apple Podcast now. And that is not a good thing. So, bare with me as I try and work with customer No-Service to get it back where it needs to be. I do know it works on Amazon podcast as well as Pocketcast (as that is what I use). Here's hoping it goes well. If you are an Apple listener let me know it worked or it didnt work. email [email protected].

Just doing a little marketing. But, what I would ask is that you first of all don't listen before downloading it. I get credits on downloads but no credit if you were to stream it. So, download it, listen to is, tell a friend, review me on whatever podcatcher you are using. But, and I cant stress this enough, fuck Spotify, they will pull my show down within 24 hours. Do not listen to my show on Spotify ever. Thank you for dropping by. Thank you for listening. It makes it fun when I know I'm reaching other people out in the world.

Episode 26 dives headfirst into the monster that is Boston’s self-titled 1976 debut — an album where every single track ended up on the radio, and for damn good reason. I’m joined by my co-host and super-cool mother-in-law, Miss Robin, as we break down these iconic songs before rolling into the funniest part of the whole episode: staff picks. After that, I thank my guest and swing straight into the closing and call to action since we’ve already covered the year that was 1976. So kick back in the way-back machine and let us take you on a ride right back to ’76.