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

Episode 198-A: Sci-Fi Woman

More sci, less fi in this expanded episode.

Cover art by Tracer Anthony.

Chart Trivia Minute: Most Weeks on the Hot 100 in 1983

What song spent the most week on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1983. It's not who you think.

What Came Next...Episode 43: Jethro Tull "Heavy Horses"

After the success of 1977's Song from the Wood, Ian Anderson decided to do another song based on English country traditions. However, with Heavy Horses, he left the fantasy and nostalgia behind for a look at the more realistic side of rural England. It doesn't have as many great songs as its predecessor, but it is a worthwhile companion. 

America's Top 40s: September 22, 1958

The top 40 songs for September 22, 1958.

Face the Music: Episode -028: Hello Susie

The Move tries to get Susie's attention without being naked.

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Face the Music: Episode 197-A: One More Time

Let it run one more time for one more longer time!

(Song Facts music, "Sunday Morning" by Nicolai Heidlas from Hooksounds.)
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Chart Trivia Minute: The Beatles First Hit in America

The first song by The Beatles to hit the Billboard charts in America!
No, it's not that one.

What Came Next...Episode 42: Alice Cooper "Hey Stoopid"

After the success of Trash, Alice Cooper continued his comeback with 1991's Hey Stoopid. Although it didn't sell as well, it continued to produce songs that received airplay on Hard Rock stations and videos that got attention on MTV. Featuring guests such as Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Nikki Sixx, and Elvira, the album is overproduced but still managed to give us a number of Cooper classics.