Music Exposure: Recent Episodes
Brett Modglin
This a show all about music. Any genre and from any time period. I give the listener a little "useless knowledge" and share my personal opinions with each track. Whether you already know the artists and songs or not, you are sure to learn something.
In this episode I speak with Van Halen Rising author Greg Renoff about a few of his favorite songs from 1985. Greg put together a great playlist that shows his musical tastes go beyond hard rock.
I enjoyed our discussion and hope you do too.
I asked my friend Clay Fees to put together a list of songs from 1991. We had a great conversation about what those songs mean to him. Features songs from Tom Petty, Rush, Yes, Chili Peppers and Dire Straits.
This episode features my friend Joel Holley (of KVOK Live Music Lives Radio). Joel put together a playlist of songs and we had a interesting discussion about them and the artists. We also discuss the current state of country music radio.
The final episode in my series exploring the music of the 70's. I focus on the sounds coming out of England and end on one of my favorite Iggy Pop songs.
The ninth episode in my continuing series on the music of the 70's.
On this show I focus on artists as diverse as AC/DC and Big Star. I talk about the career of Warren Zevon and wrap up the show with the music of minimal music pioneer Steve Reich.
This week I focus on music from 1977 and artists ranging from Muddy Waters to The Clash. I talk about Dennis Wilson and play a track from his lost classic Pacific Ocean Blue. Also featured is Wire, Television, John Martyn and Bob Marley.
This week's show is an eclectic one. Featuring music from 1976 and artists such as King Tubby, The Ramones and Rush to name a few.
Continuing my series on the best music of the 70's. This episode features music from 1975.
This episode features songs from 1973 and artists as diverse as Gram Parsons and Iggy & The Stooges.
The introduction to my show focusing on music. I begin with a few tracks that introduced me to music.