We start our four part look at soundtracks in the 70's with the 1978 soundtrack to the film "Grease". Lots of wild and varying opinions about this album!

This episode we discuss and review the 1971 album "Freedom Flight" by the late, great Johnny Otis' son Shuggie Otis. We would like to tell you what kind of musical genre this album falls under but we really can't classify it under any.

In this week's episode we talked about and review Roberta Flack's second album 1970's "Chapter Two" and we also have the usual 70's era segments.

This week we take a look at another musician who passed away recently New Orleans legend Dr. John. We discuss his life and career and review his 1973 album "In The Right Place."

We talk about the career and life of the recently departed Leon Redbone in this episode as we review his 1977 album "Double Time".

In part two of our look at bands who carried on when their famous lead singer was no longer part of the group we shine our spotlight on the Billion Dollar Babies and their 1977 album "Battle Axe". The Babies were formally the Alice Cooper Band until Alice departed in 1974.

This week we feature the first part of our two part series on bands who carried on without their famous lead singer and on this episode we have The Doors and their 1971 release "Other Voices" their first release after the death of Jim Morrison.

In part two of our look at British punk rock in the 1970's we talk about and review the first punk rock album that was released in the UK The Damned's "Damned,Damned,Damned" album from 1977, a lot of damn's for one album.

This is part one of our two part look at the British punk rock scene in 1977 and you can't look at punk rock without talking about the Sex Pistols and their 1977 album "Never Mind the Bollocks..." which is exactly what we are doing this week.

One of the greatest session men in the history of rock and roll gets the spotlight this week when we look at pianist Nicky Hopkins 1973 solo album "The Tin Man Was a Dreamer" along with our other segments.