Today we dig into one music's ageless classics via a Norwegian female artist with a voice as beautiful as the song. With assistance from Peggy Lee and my girlfriend/muse/loml. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.

This episode looks at the naughty Rolling Stones of the early 60's and a few of the musical antecedents (Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Etta James, the Shirelles) that helped make possible the Stones rise to Lebron-like status in pop music. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.

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The 70's rock ethos rises like a phoenix from the ashes of 25 years of difficult, important rock and brings back the fun. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.

This episode details my re-purposing of the Judas Priest classic from 2nd tier teenage spine tingler to post marriage adult freedom anthem. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.

I first hear this song on the Scarface video game and thought, how did I never hear this and why wasn't it a hit? For an answer, we delve into the Jamaican (and UK) music scenes, crediting band members and record companies, and learning a bit about the Alpha Boys School, which more of us should know about. Also a bit about Chris Blackwell and Harry (Lord Rockingham) Robinson. So here it is: one of the great reggae anthems of the 70s. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.

In this episode Rob tells you how, with assistance from Brian Eno, Lou Reed and Ludovico Einaudi, and despite a long-standing problem with classical music, one Phillip Glass composition (Metamorphosis 1) made its way onto his ipod playlist. Creator: Rob13. Intro music: Lee Rosevere.