Game is her middle name: the Dolls Podcast (and a special guest!) celebrate the queen of funk, Betty Davis

60 years later, Blonde On Blonde is still beautiful and impossible.

The original "Reputation era" belonged to Dusty Springfield.

S.F. Sorrow is rock-and-roll’s red-haired child.

"Da capo," meaning "back to the beginning."

If you’re looking for the exact midpoint between the Beach Boys and the Doors with a twist of Jimi Hendrix, I raise you Love.

As long as there are young people living and those of us who remember how that living felt, there will be Pet Sounds.

For his blend of jazz, pop, Hungarian folk, raga, and Spanish guitar, I believe Gabor Szabo to be the true father of jazz fusion.

Making my Tracking Angle book review debut!

From newsboy caps to velvet capes, few wore the '60s as well as Donovan.

The Dolls Podcast concludes its miniseries on the Baez sisters with an episode about the queen of folk music

"The dream is over."

“Now, how different can two girls be and want to do the same thing?”

Because really, who else was going to write this review?

The Dolls Pod celebrates the story of a survivor, author, activist, and singer Marsha Hunt.

“Every night when we walk onstage, our first solemn duty is to abandon reason. We do that with remarkable aplomb and from there unexpected stuff is easier to discover.” – Bob Weir

The Dolls Podcast tells the true story of "Dreamgirls," and the muse behind it all.

Leonard and all his muses: women, men, and gods.

The Dolls Podcast returns for season three with a very special guest: Jenny Boyd!