Justin is back! This week, Justin & Gurdip have news about the Million Dollar Quartet spin-off show "Heartbreak Hotel," Justin almost aces trivia and then for Song of the Week, Justin & Gurdip both pick songs of loneliness from early Elvis films in 1957 and 1961. Plus... April Fools! We have just one more week of abbreviated TCBCasts before we'll return to our normal show format.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Lonely Man

Justin: Lonesome Cowboy

Justin is out this week, so Gurdip tags Ryan Droste in for discussion about the passing of both RCA producer Chick Crumpacker and classic rocker Dick Dale. Then, for Song of the Week, Ryan picks a dramatic ode to youth and beauty from an Elvis 50s movie while Gurdip tackles the more popular A-side to Justin's B-side from the last episode.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: She's Not You

Ryan: Young & Beautiful

Gurdip & Justin briefly review the new "Suspicious Minds" digital single, discuss the legacy of drummer Hal Blaine, and make a side tangent to talk about the Michael Jackson doc "Leaving Neverland" before diving headfirst into Song of the Week, where Justin highlights an underrated 60s B-side and Gurdip sticks like glue to his Song of the Week.

*Warning & apologies - there is one use of explicit language that was not bleeped as usual this week*

The Music Enhancement Channel Gurdip references this episode: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCymxfkAWH8E_PYmkvnLzTPQ

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Stuck On You

Justin: Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello

TCBCast is back after a week off! In this "shorter" TCBCast, Justin outlines the next 2-3 weeks of the show and his busy non-show commitments, then Gurdip & Justin discuss several major news items including news of a new Fun In Acapulco FTD set and an upcoming 1969 live show Record Store Day release. For Song of the Week, Gurdip takes on a rollicking classic from the Bobby Fuller Four while Justin looks, stares, everywhere and sees everything in sight.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: I Fought the Law (Bobby Fuller Four)

Justin: Rubberneckin'

TCBCast is taking an unexpected week off, but if you missed our earlier episodes, this week's a great chance to catch up on some of our best Song of the Week discussions, compiled from Episodes 11-15. Justin & Gurdip will return next week with an update on the show for the rest of March. Thank you all for your support and understanding as we work through a tough month!

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Be Bop A Lula (Gene Vincent), King of the Whole Wide World, You're Right I'm Left She's Gone, Song of the Shrimp

Justin: Mary in the Morning, Jailhouse Rock, A Poor Man's Gold, You'll Be Gone, Reet Petite (Jackie Wilson)

The star-studded Elvis All-Star Tribute paying homage to the '68 Comeback Special has finally dropped on NBC, so Gurdip & Justin sit down to give it a full review. Justin goes off on a short rant about some of the responses to the special he's seen online from a handful of fans, and then for Song of the Week, Gurdip picks a heartfelt song of love and loss from 1970 while Justin highlights a rare one-off live recording.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: I've Lost You

Justin: Suzie-Q

Elvis was known as the master of the love song, but there are at least a handful of non-romantic songs for those who don't have someone to celebrate Valentine's Day with. Leaving out gospel, Christmas and contractually-obligated movie tunes, Gurdip & Justin take a look at the 29 other non-romantic songs in Elvis' catalogue and pick their 10 favorites. Justin makes predictions for the NBC All-Star Tribute (this is being posted after the airing - Justin loved it!) For Song of the Week, Gurdip shines a light on a doo-wop adaptation from the Sun era while Justin spins a yarn of webs and how they're woven.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Blue Moon

Justin: How the Web Was Woven

Elvis was known as the master of the love song, but there are at least a handful of non-romantic songs for those who don't have someone to celebrate Valentine's Day with. Leaving out gospel, Christmas and contractually-obligated movie tunes, Gurdip & Justin take a look at the 29 other non-romantic songs in Elvis' catalogue and pick their 10 favorites. Justin makes predictions for the NBC All-Star Tribute (this is being posted after the airing - Justin loved it!) For Song of the Week, Gurdip shines a light on a doo-wop adaptation from the Sun era while Justin spins a yarn of webs and how they're woven.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Blue Moon

Justin: How the Web Was Woven

Year two of TCBCast kicks off with a bang as Justin & Gurdip sit down Elvis' 1970 concept album, Elvis Country, to see if it has held up over the years. TCBCast pays homage to George Klein, and while Justin's song of the week continues the "classic country" theme of the show, Gurdip brings out Elvis' 1977 doo-wop romp.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Little Darlin'

Justin: Tennessee Waltz

Year two of TCBCast kicks off with a bang as Justin & Gurdip sit down Elvis' 1970 concept album, Elvis Country, to see if it has held up over the years. TCBCast pays homage to George Klein, and while Justin's song of the week continues the "classic country" theme of the show, Gurdip brings out Elvis' 1977 doo-wop romp.

Featured Songs of the Week:

Gurdip: Little Darlin'

Justin: Tennessee Waltz