A blog post about the similarities between two of the biggest groups of the 60s: The Beatles and The Supremes.
Tag: R&B
Book Review: Hip-Hop is History by Questlove
Angie Moon reviews Questlove's new book Hip-Hop is History, celebrating 50 years of this vibrant, iconic genre.
Gig Review: Valentine’s Day Soul Sessions at The Night Owl in Birmingham
A Valentine's Day gig review: Brendan Freeman, Odysshey, OD The Tourist, Collective Sleep, and Not Soup at The Night Owl in Birmingham
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Songs That Marked the Beginning of the 60s
A list of over 70 songs that marked the beginning of the 1960s, a new era in rock and roll. A journey through the diverse sounds of the 60s.
In Honour of Jeff Beck: Beck’s Bolero and other favourite classic rock instrumentals of the 60s
As a tribute to Jeff Beck, here's a blog post talking about his significance in classic rock, Beck's Bolero, and other classic rock instrumentals.
Vinyl Heroes: A-List Classic Rockers who went back to day jobs
Music has made a few people very rich, but not everyone is so lucky. Here are some A-List musicians of the 50s, 60s, and 70s who went back to day jobs.
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The Music of Chicago 50s-80s: Part 2
Part 2 of a two part series on the music of Chicago: blues, R&B, soul, rock and roll, and more!
Review: Summer of Soul
Angie Moon reviews the new Harlem Cultural Festival 1969 documentary Summer of Soul (...Or When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).
The Music of Chicago: 30s-70s
The first blog post in a two part series on the music of Chicago from the 1930s to the 1970s. Everything from blues to jazz to R&B to soul to rock and roll can be found in Chicago!
The Diversity of Classic Rock 
Where did the 50s go?
It's hard to find music from the 50s on the radio. Why is that? Is it an under appreciated decade? What's so great about it? Angie Moon explores this topic.
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