Tunes du Jour

Whilst growing up I frequently heard from teachers “There’s no such thing as a stupid question.”

Twenty-five years ago this morning I turned on the local news channel to get the weather report.

Ask someone to name a Barry Gibb song and they’ll likely hum something the Bee Gees themselves had a hit with.

The pop music of 2012 was built around memorable hooks, but it did not follow a single formula.

The music of 1994 reflects a moment when the boundaries between underground credibility, radio success, and mainstream pop were becoming less rigid.

August is National Water Quality Month, founded in 2005 by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Twenty years ago, the music industry was in the middle of a massive structural shift.

Two thousand thirteen was the year pop music stopped pretending it needed to choose a side.

Throughout the next however many months I’ll be counting down my 100 favorite albums, because why not.

Today is Cheer Up The Lonely Day.

Today is July 6, so you know what that means – it’s International Kissing Day!

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