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Music History · Ryan Gregg

Songs of Note

by Ryan Gregg

A music podcast about the songs we love, and the stories behind them.

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Really enjoy the conversations on bands, songs, influences and comparisons. Really enjoying the playlists during/after the conversation. Came to this show due to the new Toad the Wet Sprocket album (Starting Now) and the conversation with Glen Phillips and then went back to the beginning (Strawberry Fields). Great vibe!

gblockwood · Nov 2021

Love Songs of Note! I didn’t grow up on the classics like so many others, so I always feel clueless when I’m around people talking about them. I love getting to know more about these older bands and I love that I get good suggestions of newer music as well. I almost ALWAYS love the recommendations.

JoshWax · Apr 2021

As a music nerd, learning the stories behind songs is my favorite pastime. Ryan does a great job of diving into the music and telling those stories; the episodes create such anticipation to re-listen to the songs with new understanding and appreciation.

@doratx · Apr 2021

Ryan and Jim did a great job bringing back memories of mine from when I first heard Counting Crows ‘August and Everything After’! Learning about what caused Adam to write Long December was very interesting and helped in visualizing the lyrics. I immediately went and listened to ‘Recovering the Satellites’ as well as the first and third Counting Crows record! Great talk guys!

AY565 · Jun 2020

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