Song of the Day 7/12: Badfinger, “Come and Get It”
You'd think a pillow maker would have engineered a softer landing. Mike Lindell, the Trump-loving MAGAteer who got rich selling shoddy, overpriced sleep products, is feeling the pinch, so he's…
Song of the Day 7/11: Elvis Costello, “I’m Not Angry”
The national media have stumbled upon a story that anybody in Delaware could have told them decades ago -- Joe Biden has a temper. Axios reported, rather breathlessly, that aides…
Song of the Day 7/10: The Pink Spiders, “Freakin’ Freakin’ Out”
Heard this one last night on Little Steven's Underground Garage. It's rare to hear a good new power pop song this late in the rock 'n' roll game -- despite…
Song of the Day 7/8: Glen Campbell, “Turn Around, Look at Me”
The same Supreme Court justices who whinged a mighty whinge about protesters outside their homes hypocritically overruled the conviction of an egregious stalker a couple of weeks ago. I should…
Song of the Day 7/7: Roger Miller, “Me and Bobby McGee”
As Jason noted, Marge Greene got the boot from the Freedom Caucus. She's the winner here -- freedom, as Kris Kristofferson assured us, is just another word for nothin' left…
Song of the Day 7/6: Hem, “Half Acre”
Back in the '00s TV advertisers indulged in a trend I liked. Instead of licensing songs that were already popular -- remember Chevrolet beating Bob Seger's No. 1 hit "Like…
Song of the Day 7/5: James Ingram, “I Believe I Can Fly”
Great news for fans of "The Jetsons" -- you can sign up now, for a small deposit, for your flying car. Well, not exactly a car. As the article at…
Song of the Day 7/4: The Tubes, “Proud to Be an American”
Patriotism, as George Bernard Shaw pointed out, is the conviction that one's country is superior to all others because one was born in it. Ambrose Bierce, in his "Devil's Dictionary,"…
Song of the Day 7/3: Train, “Meet Virginia”
Jason has already addressed the fallout from Virginia's decision to put the onus of age verification on internet porn suppliers -- Pornhub pulled the plug on the whole state. A…
Song of the Day 7/1: Jackson Browne, “Call It a Loan”
The Supreme Court hath spoken, and it repeated its mantra: Money talks, everything else walks. Call it American justice: Bankruptcy can wipe out all the loans you can't repay except…
Song of the Day 6/30: Three Dog Night, “Black and White”
The day of jubilee is upon us! The Supreme Court, convinced of its power to dictate the terms of reality, has proclaimed that the nation is colorblind, so affirmative action…
Song of the Day 6/29: David Bromberg, “Sharon”
I just read in the News Journal about the final concert by Wilmington's adoptive son, David Bromberg. He said the show he played at New York's Beacon Theater June 10…
Song of the Day 6/28: Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, “The Mexican Shuffle”
I'm so old I remember when Mexicans weren't reviled – in fact, they were considered fun and exotic. Case in point: Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. Though best-known now…