A great classic, “Georgia on My Mind” has been covered by countless artists but this week’s Covers Revue will focus on the one that made the song a classic in the first place!
“Like A Rolling Stone” Bob Dylan: This was the lead-off track to Dylan’s sixth studio album, Highway 61 Revisited. This song sparked some controversy when it was released amongst Dylan’s fans. His fans were upset about the rock & roll sound of the album, particularly with this track. This song and album were a strong …
Fortunate Son– Creedence Clearwater Revival- When you hear John Fogerty’s voice, you immediately know who it is. With all the talk of war, health care and bailouts this song hits home, even though it was recorded in 1969. This is the 6th track off their 4th release, Willy & The Poor Boys. This song still …
In our last podcast, Dr. J mentioned some funk bands that he had worked with. I was taken back by some of those names and I decided to do a Funked-out version of Musication (Since this feature is in honor of the Dr.) So check out these tracks by some of the funkiest artists around! …
Here are 5 songs that you should know, but probably don’t! So get off your video game and stop playing Flo Rida or Brittany and check out these amazing songs/bands/albums! Girls– The Beastie Boys- Now I know Dr. J is not a big fan of this band, but I am on the fence about them. …
I started this section a few weeks ago, with the help of Dr. J. I hope you can take time out of your day to put your joysticks down (either one, wink wink) and discover these songs, because there is more to life than Panic at the Disco! Paranoid– Before MTV, bats and Sharon, Ozzy …
Dr. Justin spoke a few weeks ago about the lack of substance in today’s music. I responded by adding a section called “Musication,” where I would showcase 5 songs that I felt educated our readers/listeners. Instead of that showcase, I thought I’d bring to our readers something extra. Marvin Gaye had much success in the …
When the Doctor speaks, we all listen. Our own resident physician Dr. Justin thinks music nowadays sucks. I couldn’t agree, yet disagree, more! In the last podcast our crew debated, and what they came up with was: music is force fed down our throats by radio stations who play songs who give them the most …