Vol. 35: When Your Biggest Song Becomes Someone...

Before Blondie made “Hanging on the Telephone” a hit, Jack Lee recorded it with the Nerves. The cover gave Lee a breakthrough as a songwriter, while drummer Paul Collins hoped...

Vol. 34: The Things We Would Lose If Music Disa...

A personal reflection on the memories music preserves: a father’s final playlist, a daughter’s first teddy bear, a Grade 9 Shakespeare rap and the songs that help history stay alive.

Vol. 33:The Man Who Knew Everyone - and Had No ...

A small black address book with 404 names reveals a different side of Brian Epstein: the Beatles’ manager, connector and the man behind one of music’s biggest stories.

Vol. 32: The Haunted Sessions

What happens when musicians begin to believe the studio is haunted? From Rainbow’s séance inside a French château to strange encounters involving the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters,...

Vol. 31 - Who Own's A Song's Second Life

When an old song finds a new audience, the artist should benefit. But what happens when someone else uploads the recording, claims ownership and collects the money? This is the...

Vol. 30: The Rolling Stones Song That Was Too D...

A fatal shooting, a controversial trial and a Rolling Stones song that remained officially unreleased for more than 30 years. This is the troubling story behind “Claudine.”