Heart – Dog & Butterfly The softer side of Heart and the Wilson sisters’ stretching their folk music muscles, the title track from the band’s fourth studio album, was a beautiful song inspired when Ann was watching a dog chase a butterfly, outside her window. “Dog & Butterfly”, released in 1979, was also a metaphor…… Read more »
Pink Floyd had no idea what an incredible album they were creating when they were working on in 1972. When it was finished, they KNEW what they had done was special. Something no one had ever heard before… Celebrating it’s 48th year in existence, Dark Side Of The Moon from Pink Floyd, released in 1973!…… Read more »
Toad The Wet Sprocket – All I Want From their highly successful 1991 album, ‘Fear’, this was an instant hit and peaked at # 15 on the Hot 100. It became on of the band’s most recognizable songs. The album reached #49 on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums in September 1992, with two of the four singles charting in the…… Read more »
Celebrating Roger Daltrey from The Who, who’s celebrating his 77th birthday! The Who – 5:15 “5:15” was released as a single from The Who’s second rock opera, ‘Quadrophenia’. Many hold this album in higher regard that even ‘Tommy’. “5:15” refers to the train leaving at that time and the song’s protagonist, Jimmy, was travelling to Brighton and having…… Read more »
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Saga – On The Loose The Canadian band was about to release their second album, ‘Worlds Apart’ when a new cable channel focused on music video was launched in 1981 called MTV. Saga’s management suggested making a video for the second single, “On The Loose” which ended up being advantageous since the fledgling music channel didn’t…… Read more »
From 1984, Don Henley’s second solo album, ‘Building The Perfect Beast’ comes to you in it’s entirety and commercial free!! Listen for “Sunset Grill”, “Not Enough Love In the World”, “Boys of Summer” and more!… Read more »
Happy heavenly birthday to George Harrison! George Harrison – Devil’s Radio Never released commercially as a single, but rather a promo single from George Harrison’s 1987’s ‘Cloud 9’ album, “Devil’s Radio” was a well crafted, sardonically humorous song about George’s feeling about talk radio. George detested misinformation and lies fed over the talk radio airwaves,…… Read more »
This week we have Hunter. He is a 5 year old Coonhound mix. His personality is so large I will let him speak for himself. Howdy! They call me Hunter which is a pretty fitting name for me because I sure love to sniff things out my legs are always itching to chase. My favorite…… Read more »