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The Women of 90s Country: An Appreciation
During the 90s, Country music underwent a bit of a rebirth. Female artists like Mary Chapin Carpenter and The Chicks were a big part of it.
Cindy Grogan
Cindy Grogan is a longtime freelance writer, having worked in a ton of different industries, writing a ton of different things. Her background in radio is a natural fit for her love of music – anything from the Beatles to Hank Williams, Sr. to Prokofiev. A rabid consumer of pop culture and politics, Cindy finds the smartass tendencies that once got her grounded now serve her well in Facebook arguments. Oh, and she also loves cats.
The Epic Track: “Living for The City”
Stevie Wonder got raw and real with 1973's "Living for The City." We dig deep into this epic track that still resonates.
Nile Rodgers: A (Deep) Appreciation
Nile Rodgers has been intertwined with some of the biggest hits of the last 40 years. How did it happen? And what if he hadn't taken them on?
The Epic Track: “Funeral for A Friend”
For a glitzy showman like Elton John, kicking off his double album with "Funeral For A Friend" seemed a weird move. But it kinda made sense.
The Epic Track: “Comfortably Numb”
There are some rock tracks that are so larger-than-life, they can only be described as "epic." "Comfortably Numb" is one of them.