Friday's best pop song ever

 

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast #28; "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory"

I have no excuse adequately to explaining why I am posting the March episode of the Friday's Best Pop Song Ever podcast on April 17. All I can offer you by way of apology is the best episode I could produce about one of the coolest songs ever

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast #27: "Lonely Boy"

Sorry to be late posting this month's Friday's Best Pop Song Ever podcast. My time machine got stuck in 1976 and I had to fight off an army of Civil War reenactors in order to make my way home. My subject this time is multi-talented Linda Ronstadt sideman Andrew Gold's hit from that year "Lonely Boy."

 

Friday's best pop song ever

It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast #26: "My World Fell Down"

Hey, do you remember "A Little Bit O' Soul"? "Beach Baby"? "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat?" Well, those songs were all written by the same man. So was "My World Fell Down", which, unless you're an obsessive pop music podcaster like yours truly, you might never have heard of. Well now you'll hear all about it in this latest episode of the Friday's Best Pop Song Ever podcast.

 

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever

It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast, Episode #24: "Love, They Will Be Done"

In the latest episode of FBPSE, I share the story of how Prince came to write "Love, Thy Will Be Done", one of his most transcendentally beautiful songs, for teen pop star Martika.

Friday's best pop song ever

It's the FRIDAY'S BEST POP SONG EVER Podcast, Episode #22: "Missing You"

 

In this latest episode of  the FBPSE podcast (which, through circumstances mostly within my control, comes to you on Saturday this time) I dive headfirst into potential controversy by pitting two "80s Hit" radio staples, the Police's "Every Breath You Take" and John Waite's very similar sounding "Missing you", against each other in a fight to the death. Who will win? The answer may surprise you!
 

 

Friday's best pop song ever

Friday's best pop song ever