Songs

Anyone can whistle or sing their favorite Disney song, but for every 'Under the Sea' and 'A Whole New World,' there are dozens of orphaned tunes that never made it into their respective film. Too bad, since many of these unfortunate victims of time constraints or script rewrites are really catchy.

I've always wanted to learn to play guitar, and last week I finally started to teach myself. I just have a low cost Epiphone acoustic, and I've only played a few hours, but I'm really liking it so far. It is really hard though.

American popular music has been around since before America even declared its independence. 'Yankee Doodle,' anyone? That classic was sung by Colonial American soldiers as early as the French and Indian War. Here’s a list of 10 to add to your Fourth of July playlist:

Leslee, Kellie and I were working in the office and they were talking about things that made them cry.  Old movies, TV shows, Doug's Beard, etc.  Then we got to talking about the saddest songs. For me, the saddest song EVER is Vern Gosdin's "Chiseled in Stone." What ...

No matter how old your are, everyone can appreciate some good '80s rock music. The '80s tribute band Members Only will play at Dukes and Boots on Friday, April 26, and you have the chance to win free tickets. To get you ready for the show, here are some of the best '80s guilty pleasure songs.

Fleetwood Mac is currently touring and we've got the chance for you to win a trip to seek them live in Tacoma, Wa. Trip includes: Coach airfare for 2 (from nearest major airport to Seattle, WA) leave 5/19, return 5/21 2 nights hotel accommodations, 5/19 and 5/20, checking out 5/21 2 tickets to the May 20th concert at the Tacoma Dome Dinner for 2 at the Puget Sound famous “Anthony’s Home Port Gril

More than any of their contemporaries, the Kinks stormed through three decades with a natural survival instinct that rarely compromised their ideals.

Long breaks probably prevented them from becoming even bigger, but Boston managed to crank out plenty of classics during their peak years.

Every year, we are bombarded with Christmas music. It is everywhere and takes many forms.  Music in elevators, in stores, on television and yes, on the radio.

Kids, I recently read an article at the online humor magazine Cracked about some songs that should get a makeover. That got my little mind a-workin'.  I'm sure we'd all love to see some of the rocking groups or fun pop acts of today give a new take of some of the older classics.