Imagine going to a party and finding Paul McCartney singing

That one time Johnny Cash was like “No, not only is my career not over yet, I’m about to elevate my badassery to unprecedented levels.”

Of course

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Agreed. Still remember the Christmas I unwrapped that POS

She strutted by me sidewalk modeling, and I immediately knew she would never be my girl. Be the first to hear upcoming release! reverbnation.com/adambloom/song…

My old band from the '80s, The Londons, would have had fun with this song. Miss you guys. Let me know when you want to rip it up. reverbnation.com/adambloom/song… #indiemusic #adambloom #thelondons #indiepop #newmusic

My old band, The Londons, would have had fun with this track. Miss you guys. Let me know when you want to rip it up again. reverbnation.com/adambloom/song… #indiemusic #indiepop #thelondons

Experimented with some interesting harmony stacks on this very simple little power pop tune. Release date is just a few weeks away. reverbnation.com/adambloom/song…

Thinking about trying to push out a vinyl greatest hits package by Christmas. Any thoughts?

The Beatles are my #1 band and top musical influence. Hands down. But I have a deep affection for the period in the early 70s when Glam/PowerPop seemed to form. Bands like T.Rex, Bowie (Ziggy) and Sweet. It was always fun. I wrote a tribute song about this musical period titled

That's so cool. So sad the only two left are Jeff and Bob. And yes, Jeff Lynne is an INTEGRAL part of the Wilbury's. Stop with the infantile jokes. He, in a way, was the glue that held everything together.

Mine isn't actually pictured there. The first one I owned was "Yesterday and Today." Purchased it at the Navy Exchange in Napoli, Italia in 1973. You know, the one with Paul in a steamer trunk. Still one of my favorite albums because unlike the majority of British albums (which I

As I prepare for release of Greatest Hits vinyl this Christmas, I'm pretty sure this one will be on it. It was described in one review as "Bowie" meets "Dylan." Now, I know they were talking about musical styles and feels, not in any way comparing me to either of those two iconic

Stupidest poll ever (and all like it). Name the best of anything, but I'm going to exclude the possibility of you naming the ones that are the correct answer. If you want my opinion, don't give me boundaries. OK. So just for that. "Like a Rolling Stone" had more musical and

Duh. Wichita Lineman.

Paul McCartney. No wait...Bernard Edwards. No, wait...Carol Kaye. No, James Jamerson. Again, hate these lists.

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The Beatles I Saw Her Standing There (The Ed Sullivan Show, Feb 16, 1964) 🎙️💫 One week after their first appearance — four young men radiating warmth, charm, and something timeless. A moment when music and history became one. #TheBeatles #JohnLennon #PaulMcCartney #colorized

Happy with new song. May make some tweaks before release. reverbnation.com/adambloom/song… #newmusic #indiepop