The Reason Why All The Songs On The Radio Sound The Same Might Make You Blush

It's our fault. But that means we also have the power to demand better music.

The Wayback Juke Box - Cyndi Lauper - Iko Iko - BudoKan 1986

Eric Clapton & J.J. Cale - When This War Is Over

Rolling Stone - The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

10. The Beatles - White Album
9. Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
8. The Clash - London Calling
7. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
6. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
4. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
3. The Beatles - Revolver
2. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
1. The Beatles - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band


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The Wayback Juke Box Miles Davis - Blue in Green

New Dylan Album Announced

Bob Dylan fans, rejoice: You have a new album to look forward to, and it will be released in a little less than two months. The album will be called Tempest and was produced by Dylan, working under the pseudonym Jack Frost. Very few details are available, other than that it will consist of ten tracks and be released Sept. 11. Dylan will be touring in Europe starting in late July, and then in North America for the rest of the summer, with the last date scheduled to occur just two days before the album is released.

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The Wayback Juke Box - David Bowie - Diamond Dogs

Cheap Trick - Heaven Tonight - 1978

King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew

The Wayback Juke Box - Loretta Lynn - The Pill

This song was considered to be so shocking, it was banned from radio.  Now shockingly, the GOP's leading candidate is against birth control.

The Wayback Juke Box - Al Green - So Tired Of Being Alone

The Wayback Juke Box - Wreckless Eric - Whole Wide World (1977)

The Wayback Juke Box - The Outfield - Your Love

John Denver and the Muppets - Alfie the Christmas Tree and The Christmas Wish

The Wayback Juke Box - Syl Johnson - Wind blow her back my way

The Wayback Juke Box - Procol Harum - The Milk Of Human Kindness

December - George Winston

One of my favorite Christmas albums - hard to believe its been a favorite for 20 years now! Below is, "Joy" one of the selections from this album as well as a review I found on Amazon. As always, friends & acquaintances are free to email me for a link to download this for your own Christmas collections.


December holds the distinction of single-handedly putting Windham Hill on the map and being the new age album most likely to find its way into music collections of all ilk. In spite of being relentlessly overplayed during the holidays, the solo piano recording has aged quite well. Winston shapes holiday war-horses and original compositions into a captivating contemporary statement. His spare, understated style captures the feel of the dark season, employing ample resonance to evoke a reflective spaciousness. The album's straightforward simplicity conveys both the celebration and quietude that characterize the best of the Yuletide spirit. --Richard Price

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