The first in our four part series of the Beatles in their solo years during the 1970's. We discuss for each Beatle what the public and critics think is their individual best album of the decade and you'll see if we agree, first up George Harrison and the 1970 triple album "All Things Must Pass".

The last album by the group "Alice Cooper" before the band broke up and the name Alice Cooper belonged to Vincent Furnier and only Vincent Furnier gets reviewed this week and we have a whole bunch of other '70s era goodies to air also.

This week is part two of our look at funk music in the 1970's and we spotlight the 1971 album "Maggot Brain" by the great and outrageous band Funkadelic plus all the usual suspects that make up our podcast.

This is the first part of our two part look at funk music in the 1970's. The album we look at and review this episode is by the man who invented funk music James Brown and his 1974 album "Hell" plus all the other interesting things that make up every episode.

Great new episode about the unsung British band Cockney Rebel and their 1975 album "Best Years of Our Lives" plus more great segments dealing with the 1970's.

The 1973 hard rock classic "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" goes under the microscope this week as we give look at its background, making of and then give our opinion of the final product.

This is part two of our look into blues music of the 70s as we review Muddy Waters 1977 comeback album "Hard Again" along with other 1970's era segments.

This is the first part of a special two part look at blues music in the seventies along with our other special segments.

A review and analysis of the late 70's album by American band Jules and the Polar Bears plus lots of fun segments that deal with the 1970's.

We review in depth The Rolling Stones 1978 album "Some Girls". We also have new segments to listen too.