
A cornucopia of podcasts involving music, movie reviews, casual conversations, a radio show, and of course, the Electric Light Orchestra.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 890 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic Commentary | |||

Still MORE old timey Christmas songs!
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It's another set of ten songs in the top 100 songs of the 1940s.
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The top 40 songs this week in 1959.
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Ok, last time we roll over Beethoven!
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It is great to have Mister Johnson back for his America’s Top Forties. I was a loyal supporter when he was romping through the Billboard charts of the late fifties and sorely missed him when he had to stop this program.
America’s Top Forties is energetic and fun. America has lost its reverence for history and this breezy program is the cure.
Concept is great. Too bad those dudes don’t get ELO on single bit.
Mostly production fluff and not much information stuff. Could been a gem of a podcast. Not terrible, but not good. The “daughter” thing is worthless.
Way better than I expected!
This pleasant Siskel/Ebert-style podcast is hosted by amiable fellows both named Eric. Face The Music: an Electric Light Orchestra Song-by-Song Podcast, has messieurs Eric Paul Johnson & Eric Wincentsen sharing their insights on the ELO. You may initially find it confusing as to which Eric is saying what. Fortunately, the Erics don’t sound alike, as they give interesting and occasionally entertaining information on each and every song the ELO group put out. Considering ELO put out about 190 song... more
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This collection of podcasts showcases a variety of themes primarily centered around music, movie reviews, and engaging casual conversations. Episodes frequently explore the music and history of the Electric Light Orchestra, providing listeners with in-depth song analyses and personal reflections from the hosts. Unique segments include nostalgic dives into classic holiday songs and explorations of popular songs from different decades, blending humor with informative commentary. The relatable and enthusiastic approach of the hosts likely resonates well with devoted fans of the band as well as a broader audience interested in music history and cultural critiques.
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