Stevie Wonder, "Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You)" Music Of My Mind was the album where Stevie Wonder found another gear. He was a one-man band at this point, and he had really mastered writing a complete record. From here through Songs in...
Y'all, I screwed up. 4/14 is this project's birthday, and I just flat missed it. I didn't forget, I just didn't get around to posting, and that's a shame. I don't want to neglect this! 471 entries over the first two years, right around...
SIX SONGS WOOOO The Temptations, "Hey Girl" Goddamn, listen to those strings! With Cloud Nine, the Temptations laid down some of the building blocks of funk, as they departed from the traditional Motown sound and pointed the way to the 70s. The xx, "Heart Skipped...
I'm pleased to announce that I managed to post an entry for every day this month. Not bad! I can't imagine I'll manage to keep it up for the whole year, but still: solid work, me! Here's our final entry for January. Danny Brown, "Generation...
A brief discussion popped up on Twitter, and I realized how strong 1989 was for albums. In no particular order: Bleach, 3 Feet High and Rising, Pretty Hate Machine, Doolittle, Energy, 13 Songs, Wrong, Bizarro, Paul's Boutique, and Mudhoney were all released that year. And...
