DON'T DO ME LIKE THAT-- TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS-- first single release from "Damn the Torpedoes." (Pride of Gainesville, Florida, but an acquired taste as he can't really sing, but somehow it all works out.)
JANE-- JEFFERSON STARSHIP-- And, when Jane Byrne was mayor of Chicago.
BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU-- ROBERT PALMER-- (I wonder if a doctor can treat it?)
DREAM POLICE-- CHEAP TRICK-- Top Ten (Rockford, Illinois' pride and joy. Two rock stars, two nerds.)
ALL I EVER WANTED-- SANTANA-- a hundred miles an hour from 30 years ago. From new release "Marathon." (Always wonder the name of the song.)
HEAD GAMES-- FOREIGNER-- off new album and title track. (I always confuse these guys with Bad Company for some reason.)
TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME-- SUPERTRAMP-- (A whole new sound on the radio. Liked it.)
GOOD GIRLS DON'T-- KNACK-- Follow up to "My Sharona" from debut album. (Liked this one just as well, especially since I was really getting tired of "My Sharona" which was being played ALL OF THE TIME!!)
TUSK-- FLEETWOOD MAC-- back with a double vinyl release following up "Rumours." far more experimental, far more quirky than "Rumours." Purposefully so.
POP MUZIK-- M-- A pop and rock wonder. A one-hit wonder that goes to #1. There are not many in the history of rock and roll. The label listed the artist as "M," but actually an Englishman by the name of Robin Scott.
BABE- STYX-- The number one song in Chicago from their new album "Cornerstone."
Good Music Back Then. --RoadDog
Being an account of some things I'm interested in, what I'm doing, and reflections on my past, especially music.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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