Ozzy certainly has an extensive music catalog, first with Black Sabbath then as a solo artist. Most are good to great songs, but when I have a thought to play…

Hows ’bout some classic old school country today?

Punk Rock got it’s start in the 1970’s and continues today in various forms with varying levels of angst and rawness. One of the punk powerhouses of the original era…

“Red Moon” by The Walkmen played everyday at this bookstore I used to work at, and it has been one of my favorites ever since. It’s an acoustic alternative track…

The Ides of March achieved early success with their single ‘Vehicle’ from the 1970 album of the same name. The writer of that song, Jim Peterik, would have much greater…

Split Enz was a 70s & 80s pop-punk-nuwave-arthouse-insert-label-here rock band from New Zealand. They did have some radio success with many songs but they’ll mostly be remembered as a One…

So, I was listening to the Greatest Hits by The Monkees and “Pleasant Valley Sunday” came on. I listened more closely to the lyrics than usual as I remember reading…

The is a Triple-play Playlist post. All from the brilliant London Calling album from The Clash. The Clash are generally regarded as a Punk band but I think these 3…

Thin Lizzy’s 1976 Album Jailbreak gave us two lasting hits, “Jailbreak” and “The Boys Are Back In Town” (which are both great rocking tunes), but my pick from the album…

It seems to me that some of the best music is the stuff no one’s heard of. I stumbled across “Paradise” by Dave Hause one day, and the opening guitar…