Face the Music: An Electric Light Orchestra Song-By-Song Podcast (And Other Shows)

What Came Next...Kate Bush "The Sensual World"

Recently Kate Bush's 1985 single "Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)" has gained renewed attention due to the show Stranger Things. It was, in fact, her only top 40 hit in the United States, and the album it came from, Hounds of Love, was also her highest charting here as well.  In the UK it spawned three other singles that made the UK top 40 as well. After a compilation album, a duet with Peter Gabriel and a song for a John Hughes film, Bush came back in 1989, this time prepared to take over the American alternative charts with The Sensual World.

America's Top 40s: December 8, 1958

The top 40 songs for December 8, 1958.

Face the Music: Episode -018: What?

What's not on second, What? is on the third track of Looking On.

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The Best of Mike & Eric: Live December 1983 Christmas Show

December 3: Eric gets a girlfriend.

December 10: Live Christmas show.

Christmas OTR: Outdoor Christmas Lights

Fibber McGee's light display stops traffic.

December 21, 1955

Christmas Carol Catastrophes: The Cat Carol

What does this have to do with ELO?
Nothing. But you go where the audience and money is. And it's only four episodes over Christmastime.

Chart Trivia Minute: White Christmas

Back when Christmas started in December?

What Came Next...Aerosmith "Draw the Line"

Aerosmith, in the mid-1970s, was hated by critics and loved by their loyal fans, the Blue Army. They were one of the biggest hard rock acts of the time, selling millions of records and having back-to-back platinum albums with Toys in the Attic and Rocks. Unfortunately, not only was success going to their heads, but plenty of other things were going into their veins and up their noses. As a result, Draw the Line would be a laborious recording process, and almost the end of the band. 

Background music: "Organ" by Eric Fourman