“Hot Thoughts” by Spoon jumps from #6 to #1 on this week’s Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Leaping to #10 from #21 is “I Give You Power” by Arcade Fire featuring Mavis Staples. It’s a catchy rhythm track with… Continue reading
Note to wife: Donald Trump continues to embrace wacko conspiracy theories and “alternate facts,” yet when asked legitimate questions about the relationships he and some aides have with Russia, he dismisses it as media fabrication. Now that a Republican-led congressional… Continue reading
“Tearing Me Up” by Canadian duo Bob Moses moves into the top spot this week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. The song first came out more than a year ago, but was recently re-released to Triple A… Continue reading
Note to wife: Donald Trump excels in exploiting terror. Playing upon Americans’ various fears, he exaggerates them to project the image that he is being vigilant in keeping us safe. Never mind that the murder rate has dropped sharply over… Continue reading
“Do You Still Love Me” by Ryan Adams holds at #1 for a third week on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart. Biggest jumpers this week include: “Cold Cold Cold” by Cage The Elephant, moving up 10 slots to… Continue reading
Note to wife: Donald Trump’s travel ban fulfills a campaign promise (though originally he said immigrants would need to pass a religious litmus test). His motivation may be genuine (security fears) but it sends a disturbing message to the world… Continue reading
Ryan Adams repeats at #1 on the Rock ‘n’ Roll for Grownups chart with “Do You Still Love Me.” This week’s debuts: “Hot Thoughts” (#43), a brand new tune from Spoon; “Angela” (#46) by the Lumineers, third hit from the… Continue reading
| RADIO | ‘Tis the season to be jolly if you’re “K-E-Z,” according to the latest Nielsen Audio radio ratings for metro Phoenix. Thanks to its annual switch to holiday music, 99.9 obliterated all others, scoring more than three times… Continue reading
Ryan Adams jumps from #9 to #1 on the Rock n Roll for Grownups chart with “Do You Still Love Me.” Two artists who first made their mark in the 1960s enter the top 10 this week: Neil Young with… Continue reading
Note to wife: This one needs no explanation. Let’s hope for the best. Continue reading
