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Ian Whitcomb talks about his hit You Turn Me On Connect the Dots Neil Sedaka remembers songs he wrote for other artists The Five Second Quiz Director Richard Lester remembers working on the Beatles movie A Hard Day's Night Spencer Davis remembers seeing Steve Winwood playing befo ... Show More

This Week in Music History Connect the Dots The Five Second Quiz Behind the Hits - Jan 4 - BTH - Heartbreak Hotel by Elvis 

This Week in Music History Connect the Dots The Five Second Quiz Behind the Hits - Indian Reservation by Paul Revere & The Raiders 

Bobby and the show start by sharing their memories from 9/11 and reflect on the 20 year anniversary. Darrly Worley stops by to perform his song that was inspired by 9/11 and he shares the story behind it. Bobby has a list of songs that are now considered classics which makes us a ... Show More

Bobby Bones & The Raging Idiots just dropped "The Emoji Love Song," a catchy song about using love songs when it comes to relationships. Also, Dierks Bentley stops by to talk about his new single “Living” and talks about losing an engine while flying a plane. Learn more about you ... Show More

Bobby and Eddie face off in Battle of the Songs with the Same Title. Bobby Bones talks to Kevin Griffin, the lead singer of Better Than Ezra. They just celebrated the 25th anniversary of their song “Good” going No. 1 and just released brand new music for the first time in 2 years ... Show More

Collin Raye stops by and performs his biggest hits from the 90’s including Little Rock, That’s My Story and more! Bobby pays tribute to Jake Owen on his 39th Birthday with his Top 5 Favorite songs. Plus, Bobby’s former stepdad Arkansas Keith calls in to weigh in on Eddie’s pink t ... Show More

Elvis Costello burst onto the music scene in 1977 with the album My Aim Is True. Songs like “Alison” established him as a powerful new voice in rock. His next album, This Year’s Model, introduced hits like “Pump it Up,” which has resounded through stadiums and arenas across the c ... Show More

Originally a Motown song written by Ed Cobb and recorded by Gloria Jones, Tainted Love became famous on the UK's Northern Soul scene in the late 1970s. It was heard by Marc Almond and Dave Ball who later became Soft Cell, and recorded a classic version. Featuring: Mark Ravenhill ... Show More

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, David Crosby and the Monkees' Micky Dolenz (who both visited the Beatles during sessions for the LP), along with Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen, join host Brian Hiatt and Rolling Stone's Andy Greene and Rob S ... Show More

As a singer, guitarist, producer, and manager, Peter Asher has been at the center of some of the most important music - and moments - of the rock era. In 1964, he was just 19 when his London-based duo Peter and Gordon released its first single, “A World Without Love.” It reached ... Show More

Eddie went over to Bobby’s yesterday to play basketball and now has a problem with something he did. We talk to Reba about the 30th anniversary of her ‘Rumor Has It” album, how she got her signature hair and if she’d do a reunion of her television show. Plus, we each share songs ... Show More