Come on. Of course I was going to write this episode.

Sail on, Brian Wilson.

Stand! In the end, you’ll still be you.

She married Ringo, but she could’ve had Paul, that’s why the lady is a champ!

A dreamier blend of dysfunction.

This album kinda scares me. Yes, that is a compliment.

One of the least likely people to "get on the bus" reviews the latest Grateful Dead box set, The Music Never Stopped.

The Dolls Podcast begins its Beatle Girl miniseries with the first Beatle wife, Cynthia Lennon

Though it killed his career, Rehearsals For Retirement was the most important creative statement Phil Ochs ever made.

Goodbye and Hello is my favorite Tim Buckley album - and one of his least "Tim Buckley" albums.

This is the story of the Power of Zeus, the coolest Detroit band you’ve never heard of. Unless you have. Then you're cool too.

It’s a very special day on The Dolls Pod! For today's episode, I got to interview editor of Tiger Beat magazine, NME columnist, and “Meow! My Groovy Life with Tiger Beat’s Teen Idols” author Ann Moses.

The exact point in uncharted territory where you must turn back - do not stop on tracks.

It was 47 years in the making - but could this supergroup ever have lived up to the hype?

“When you’re recognizing you’re having fun, life can be delightful.” - Jane Birkin

Miraculous, essential prog DNA traces back here – but is it actually prog?

Blues with purple polka dots.

Who would’ve thought a not-so-little pink house would change rock-and-roll history?

“She was a big, eat-the-world, pass-the-bourbon, soft kind of woman.” - Denny Doherty, on his Mamas and The Papas bandmate Cass Elliot

“Y’know, I’m a fan. I just took it to extreme, what I’ve done in my life.” - David Leaf, on his new book SMiLE: The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of Brian Wilson