We're going to stick with our little jaunt through the duets of the decades, this week making a pass through the 1960s. How far back will I go? Stick around and find out! In the meantime, enjoy some fine gorgonzola ;)

• Everly Brothers - When Will I Be Loved

Our exploration of duet-flavoured cheese continues this week (thanks to a three-day migraine) with 70s duets! We'll call this the Limburger episode ^_^

• Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn - Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man

On this week's show, we dive into a subset of the power ballad: duets! The 80s was a special time for duets, and so I've picked a selection of some of the stinkiest fromage of the era, just for you! 

• Diana Ross & Lionel Richie - Endless Love

On this week's episode, we dive into diss tracks, particularly those from the early 80s to the early aughts, and talk a bit about the various rivalries in hip hop and gangsta rap. Fair warning, the lyrics can be homophobic and misogynistic, and there's a ton of swearing, including a bit from me. So...use your best judgment about whether this one's for you.

• UTFO - Roxanne Roxanne

On this week's show, we're taking a look at the roots of the diss track - answer songs!

• Arthur Collins - Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home

On this week's show, we're taking a look at the Northern Soul movement. There may be a second part down the road, and Northern Soul leads to a few other movements that were pretty important.

• Major Lance - It’s The Beat

Sometimes life happens, and instead of a properly-researched show, you get me, playing a bunch of random tunes that feel good together. Heck, I barely have a title for this one.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Enjoy!

• The Cure ft. Earl Slick - A Forest (Mark Plati Mix)

On this week's episode, we finish up our two-part series for Bob Moog's birthday. There could be more...and there likely will be more...next year ;)

• The Beatles - Because

On this week's show, we're celebrating the birthday of a regular listener and dear friend. They selected the tunes, I provided some chatter and anecdotes, and you get to enjoy it!

• The Cure - Love Song

On this week's episode, for what would have been Bob Moog's 87th birthday, we dive into an examination of the breadth of the impact his inventions had on various genres of music. (Part 2 will likely be the first week of June.)

• Wendy Carlos - Brandenburg Concerto #3 in G major, BWV 1048: II. Adagio