Reading between the Grooves

I took the weekend off to enjoy the Memorial Day holiday and I took liberty from my blog authoring duties. I am back to pick up with at Tra...

Our Friday flipside has the distinction of being the first single release on the newly consolidated MCA Records label. In late 1972, Music ...

Formed in London’s King’s Cross section in the 1980s, The Pogues gave rise to a new genre of music that was a clash (pun intended) of Celtic...

The Jeff Healey Band produced only one Top 40 hit, “Angel Eyes,” which was released in 1989 and headed up the Hot 100 to the number five slo...

One of the saddest but most beautiful songs in my collection comes from catalog of music by Terry and John Michael Talbot. Released on thei...

As you can tell, I am very eclectic in my musical tastes. I like a wide variety of musical styles and I am not sure how I found the artist ...

Today’s spiritual Sunday selection comes from the pen and the guitar of Canadian Bruce Cockburn. Cockburn, who embraced Christianity in the...