Radio stations today aren't interested in playing long songs. Some aren't interested in playing songs at all but that's neither here nor there. The point is 3-4 minutes is the maximum length of most music on the radio. So something needed to be done.

Once upon a time, The Beatles invented Pop Music and whole bunch of other genres. When they recorded a record it consisted of 14 songs - 7 Top Ten singles, 3 cover versions, 2 tracks by the other guys and 2 tracks to fill things out.

What can you say about Keith Richards that Homer, Marlowe or Neruda said when they hung with him over different times in the last couple thousand years. Keef Richards is rock and roll, goddamn it. In episode 10 of our show dedicated to the greatest gar...

Hey there gals, pals, gal pals and pals of gals . . . it's time for a show. This week it's episode 10 of our testament to cover tunes: Gimme Back My Song. Join us for a couple of hours of music that's been stolen! Yes, STOLEN!

Alright. We got the tickets, money for parking, and we're already buzzed. Time for a concert! In episode 10 of our live music programme From the Board, we take it back to the 80s for two hours of hairspray and glitter in your rock and roll.

There have been many singer/songwriters who have become very famous for their ability to pen a catchy tune. For every Young, Mitchell or Cohen there are a dozen names you've never heard. That's where The Balcony steps in with Dusty Gems - a show specia...

Okay . . .by now you people should get it. There are things called songs. These songs are hard to make. They don't just happen. They start out with a guy or a girl holding a pen while playing guitar or piano and they're pissed at how it's not going rig...

Hey, everybody! Time to get ready for a rockin' good time. Or at least, back to just before the rockin' began. Some time near the middle of the last century there was some drift in a few things. And it started in 1955.

Back in the early days of Top 40 Radio, when an artist made an album the popular hit (or hits) was at the beginning of the record. The tracks that followed were usually the creation of the staff songwriters and mostly forgotten about.

Awwright, Awwright!! Is this on? Test, Test! Yo yo yo! Awright awwright!! Everyone in? Alright, party people. Time to get in the house and move to some great beats and killer rhymes. It's episode 10 of THE most awesome hip-hop show ever: Deez Rhymes.