Things Have Changed

From Revolver on, John Lennon, who disliked his voice, insisted it be processed or altered, primarily through compression (called ADT), most...

Dr John's take on the Traveling Wilbury's hit from 1989.  The original was primarily composed by George Harrison though the other Wi...

First heard this song on Live At Leeds, the 1970 album from The Who.  Great tune with remarkable bass playing by John Entwhistle.  Knew it ...

I really liked this song in 1968.  From the debut album, Presenting . . .  Lothar and the Hand People. the first band to use a theremin .  ...

Considered by some to be the first funk song, 1967's Cold Sweat by James Brown runs for seven minutes, with Part 1 as the A side single....

On this date sixty years ago, The Beatles began recording Tomorrow Never Knows, the revolutionary and groundbreaking track from the album Re...

ARTEMIS II AS SEEN BY THE OFFICIAL NASA CESSNA THIS IS THE BEST LAUNCH VIDEO AND IT ISN'T CLOSE pic.twitter.com/ikLxSYbHKW — Chris Comb...

Nowhere is there warmth to be found Among those afraid of losing their ground Rain gray town, known for its sound In places, small faces unb...

 One of my favorites from The Temptations from among their cascade of hits from the mid-60s into the early 70s.  Composed by Norman Whitfiel...

Ry Cooder has been playing slide guitar since the mid-1960s with the Rolling Stones, Linda Ronstadt, Taj Mahal, Randy Newman, Van Morrison, ...

I've always enjoyed Take Five by the Dave Brubeck Quartet.  Recorded in 1959, the song with its distinctive 5/4 time signature went on t...

On the recommendation of the THC Daughter (a huge Zep fan) I watched Becoming Led Zeppelin, a recent documentary covering the founding of th...

 It's that time of the year again when THC posts the Otis Redding version.  

Bob Dylan recorded Forever Young in December 1973 and it appeared the following month on the album Planet Waves.  One of his best known so...

Have a friend here in Phoenix who is a fellow music lover and also a fan of Bob Dylan.  We'd talked about visiting the Bob Dylan Center ...

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40,000 headmen couldn't make me change my mind  . . .  Traffic. 1968.  Music - Steve Winwood (and vocals).  Lyrics - Jim Capaldi (and dr...

I know you Met before, seventh floor First World War I know you From Fifth Dimension, the third album by The Byrds, released in July 1966.  ...

Still a man hears what he wants to hear, and disregards the rest  I didn't care for this Simon & Garfunkel song when it came out in ...

The soles of my feet, I swear they're burning   For the first track on their first album, released in 1969, The Faces decided to cover B...