Soakin' in Muscle ShoalsEp. 47Release date March 18, 2026Spotify playlist of songs from show:<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ePe4WpoLlSYlEaOO9aP3I?si=eHmoEat8SCOyl9nYswapHg&pi=4hQc15_jRqOeS">https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ePe4WpoLlSYlEaOO9aP3I?si=eHmoEat8SCOyl9nYswapHg&pi=4hQc15_jRqOeS</a>Muscle Shoals movie Wikipedia page (available on Netflix):<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_Shoals_(film)">Muscle Shoals (film) - Wikipedia</a>

Soakin' in Muscle Shoals Ep. 47 Release date March 18, 2026 Spotify playlist of songs from show: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ePe4WpoLlSYlEaOO9aP3I?si=eHmoEat8SCOyl9nYswapHg&pi=4hQc15_jRqOeS Muscle Shoals movie Wikipedia page (available on Netflix): Muscle Shoals (film) - Wikipedia

Soakin' in Muscle ShoalsEp. 47Release date March 18, 2026Spotify playlist of songs from show:<a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ePe4WpoLlSYlEaOO9aP3I?si=eHmoEat8SCOyl9nYswapHg&amp;pi=4hQc15_jRqOeS" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ePe4WpoLlSYlEaOO9aP3I?si=eHmoEat8SCOyl9nYswapHg&amp;pi=4hQc15_jRqOeS</a>Muscle Shoals movie Wikipedia page (available on Netflix):<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_Shoals_(film)" rel="noopener noreferrer">Muscle Shoals (film) - Wikipedia</a>

Soakin' in Muscle Shoals

Soakin' in the 70'sEach week brothers Jeff and Scott Christensen address the question, "Was the 70's the best decade for music?" It's always a lively and engaging dialogue with each brother bringing a different and unique perspective. Tune in to hear some opinions and great music.In any week you might hear a deep dive on a band/artist (such as Eric Clapton). Or a discussion of a style of music (Yacht Rock). Or maybe a discussion on who should be (or shouldn't be) in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame. Plus-each episode highlights a 70's song from a One Hit Wonder and a movie soundtrack.Jeff's perspective comes from that of a semi-pro musician, i.e. someone who gets paid to play...sometimes. He's started playing sax in the 70's and harmonica in the 90's and has played in bands ever since -- lot's of 70's music -- they even let him sing once in a while. As a denizen of the local open jam scene, Jeff is constantly playing with a variety of musicians and styles. He combines this perspective with the desire to pin down what makes a song good and then he molds it into a well formed, yet somehow dubious, opinion. He awaits your reaction from western Chicagoland - go ahead, email him at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:jeff@soakininthe70s.com">jeff@soakininthe70s.com</a>.Scott's musical claim to fame is he worked in a record store in the 70's and wrote record reviews for his high school newspaper. Okay... not so impressive. He read every Rolling Stone and Circus magazine cover to cover in the 70's. Also, not impressive. But he did win over $50,000 in 70's Music Jeopardy. (That's a lie.) In all seriousness, Scott is a retired financial planner who loves rock music and has many opinions about it. He resides in New Hampshire. He would love to hear from you at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:scott@soakininthe70s.com">scott@soakininthe70s.com</a>. We are currently looking for advertisers and/or sponsors. As you'll hear in the first few episodes, we can pump your product! It helps if the product is any good, though.Topics and guest ideas are always welcome!

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Soakin' in the 70's Each week brothers Jeff and Scott Christensen address the question, "Was the 70's the best decade for music?" It's always a lively and engaging dialogue with each brother bringing a different and unique perspective. Tune in to hear some opinions and great music. In any week you might hear a deep dive on a band/artist (such as Eric Clapton). Or a discussion of a style of music (Yacht Rock). Or maybe a discussion on who should be (or shouldn't be) in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Plus-each episode highlights a 70's song from a One Hit Wonder and a movie soundtrack. Jeff's perspective comes from that of a semi-pro musician, i.e. someone who gets paid to play...sometimes. He's started playing sax in the 70's and harmonica in the 90's and has played in bands ever since -- lot's of 70's music -- they even let him sing once in a while. As a denizen of the local open jam scene, Jeff is constantly playing with a variety of musicians and styles. He combines this perspective with the desire to pin down what makes a song good and then he molds it into a well formed, yet somehow dubious, opinion. He awaits your reaction from western Chicagoland - go ahead, email him at jeff@soakininthe70s.com. Scott's musical claim to fame is he worked in a record store in the 70's and wrote record reviews for his high school newspaper. Okay... not so impressive. He read every Rolling Stone and Circus magazine cover to cover in the 70's. Also, not impressive. But he did win over $50,000 in 70's Music Jeopardy. (That's a lie.) In all seriousness, Scott is a retired financial planner who loves rock music and has many opinions about it. He resides in New Hampshire. He would love to hear from you at scott@soakininthe70s.com. We are currently looking for advertisers and/or sponsors. As you'll hear in the first few episodes, we can pump your product! It helps if the product is any good, though. Topics and guest ideas are always welcome!

Soakin' in the 70'sEach week brothers Jeff and Scott Christensen address the question, "Was the 70's the best decade for music?" It's always a lively and engaging dialogue with each brother bringing a different and unique perspective. Tune in to hear some opinions and great music.In any week you might hear a deep dive on a band/artist (such as Eric Clapton). Or a discussion of a style of music (Yacht Rock). Or maybe a discussion on who should be (or shouldn't be) in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame. Plus-each episode highlights a 70's song from a One Hit Wonder and a movie soundtrack.Jeff's perspective comes from that of a semi-pro musician, i.e. someone who gets paid to play...sometimes. He's started playing sax in the 70's and harmonica in the 90's and has played in bands ever since -- lot's of 70's music -- they even let him sing once in a while. As a denizen of the local open jam scene, Jeff is constantly playing with a variety of musicians and styles. He combines this perspective with the desire to pin down what makes a song good and then he molds it into a well formed, yet somehow dubious, opinion. He awaits your reaction from western Chicagoland - go ahead, email him at <a href="mailto:jeff@soakininthe70s.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">jeff@soakininthe70s.com</a>.Scott's musical claim to fame is he worked in a record store in the 70's and wrote record reviews for his high school newspaper. Okay... not so impressive. He read every Rolling Stone and Circus magazine cover to cover in the 70's. Also, not impressive. But he did win over $50,000 in 70's Music Jeopardy. (That's a lie.) In all seriousness, Scott is a retired financial planner who loves rock music and has many opinions about it. He resides in New Hampshire. He would love to hear from you at <a href="mailto:scott@soakininthe70s.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">scott@soakininthe70s.com</a>. We are currently looking for advertisers and/or sponsors. As you'll hear in the first few episodes, we can pump your product! It helps if the product is any good, though.Topics and guest ideas are always welcome!

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