Back in 1976, we were not yet aware of the social ramifications that were starting to burble underneath the surface, so “Silk Degrees” was judged simply as an incredibly well-produced and arranged album with well-written songs that were performed with intricate attention to detail. In other words, it did a fabulous job of representing exactly what represented pop/rock and roll in 1976.

“Pour Down Like Silver” is an album that almost never was, not that the general public gave a damn one way or the other.

The decade leading up to 1975 was an incredibly creative period for popular music, but all good things must come to an end.

​The homemade deck of ‘Oblique Strategies’ playing cards that Brian Eno utilized to record his previous album proved itself to be both fun and effective.

Kerry Kearney is someone who I always felt I’d like to get to know, for many reasons. First, he is an extraordinary guitarist, and his obvious talents precede him.

As the host of a radio show and also as an active musician, I occasionally find myself in the enviable position of meeting incredibly talented people.

This was certainly an eclectic year for the Billboard US Hot 40 Singles Charts.

Music has an incredible way of bridging the past with the present. The vibrant sounds from the 1970s and 1980s stand as a testament to this connection.

“Aretha Now” was Aretha Franklin’s fourth album with Atlantic Records, and it continued the unabated chart success of the previous three albums, with five songs appearing on the H