The 2 Best How Good It Is Podcast Episodes
1) Episode 113–Shake It Off
WHAT! you say. We've been waiting a month and he brings us a Taylor Swift song? Well...yeah. But don't click away just yet. Here's the thing: I want to expand the scope of the show a little bit...Show More
2) 99–Purple Rain
Prince's first trip to the Top Ten was a slightly edited version of a live recording of the first time he and the Revolution played it for an audience.
AUDIO REMOVED: The podcast creator has removed the audio for this episode.3) 179: Influential Women, Pt. 4–Pattie Boyd
Ladies and Gentlemen, the queen of them all. Pattie Boyd was the inspiration for a huge number of songs. Some of them went to the top of the charts, some of them weren’t released as singles, but...Show More
4) 178b–Naptime’s Over
Where have I been? Life, Cousin. Life got in the way. A lot of things sidetracked me, and even though I was keeping the feed for this show active, I still had several moments of “Yeah! Gonna get...Show More
5) 178: Influential Women, Part 3–Jane Asher
Of all the people in the Beatles' inner circle, Jane Asher is perhaps the most mysterious. Not because she's reclusive--far from it, in fact. Jane Asher has spent lots of time on stage and on scree...Show More
6) 177: Influential Women, Pt.2–Rosanna Arquette
In case you haven't heard, we're on a little bit of a journey, meeting various women who have had an influence on multiple pop songs. In today's episode we'll be visiting Rosanna Arquette. The inte...Show More
7) 176: Influential Women, Pt1–Renee Fladen-Kamm
For the next several episodes, we're going to take a look at the women who inspired some of the Rock Era's most iconic songs. There will be six episodes in this series; five of them will concentrat...Show More
8) 175: In the Still of the Night
After this many episodes, it gives me a moment of "Huh, isn't that interesting" when I start writing the post for an episode and discover that I haven't covered a song from that particular year before...Show More
9) 174: Don’t Fear the Reaper
This is an episode I wrote in the Southern Studio, so I may have been in a better mood than usual to write it than I ordinarily am, given the subject matter. When Blue Öyster Cult first got toget...Show More
10) 173: Wichita Lineman
By 1968, Glen Campbell had moved from session musician to a star in his own right. His single "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," written by Jimmy Webb, was a huge hit for him. So when Campbell decided he...Show More