The Platters ‘Smoke Gets In Your Eyes’ ~ The Ultimate Earworm
The number one song back in early 1959 still reverberates to this day as a deeply felt tour-de-force from tenor Tony Williams.
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The number one song back in early 1959 still reverberates to this day as a deeply felt tour-de-force from tenor Tony Williams.
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Jimmy Webb is the Mozart of our times, the finest individual songwriter of the past 60 years, and By The Time I Get to Phoenix is his greatest achievement.
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Was Stevie Wonder right after all? Can music be generated by plants?
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Hank Williams was the finest country songwriter of the last half of the twentieth century, and arguably the greatest of all time.
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Dylan was all of 22 years old when he released Freewheelin’. It was a remarkable achievement that calls for continued appreciation.
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One of Ray’s most soulful recordings, I’m Going To Move To The Outskirts of Town, demonstrates that he virtually invented soul-jazz.
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Phil Ochs was perhaps the most passionate folksinger of the 1960s, blazing a path of social commitment.
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There’s a message in each of these songs that aligns closely with ideas that are more than two thousand years old.
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Reprinted by popular request, one of our most-read posts ever. Those of a certain age may well have experienced the pleasures of “Rocket Radio”.
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