On this episode Phil brings the heat with a soulful, bluesy edition of the classic When Love Came to Town by Herbie Hancock, Joss Stone, and Johnny Lang
Artist: Herbie Hancock, Joss Stone, and Johnny Lang
If you are on Spotify and want to listen to a playlist of most of our greatest songs you’ve never heard, please visit Phil’s Spotify Playlist of the same name by clicking HERE
Guitar Wizardry Unleashed: ‘Love Divine’ with a Touch of Crimson and Blue
Chris Cochran unveils a hidden gem in this episode, Phil Keaggy’s sublime ‘Love Divine’ from the 1993 album Crimson and Blue. Discover why this song remains an enduring treasure among guitar enthusiasts and music aficionados alike.
Album cover art for Phil Keaggy’s Crimson And Blue, released in 1993. This album features the soft rock track “Love Devine”, discussed in this episode of The Greatest Song You Never Heard podcast.
Artist: Phil Keaggy
1993 Album: Crimson and Blue
Phil Keaggy is a renowned American guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer, celebrated for his mastery of multiple genres, including rock, jazz, classical and Christian music. With a storied career spanning over five decades, Keaggy has released numerous critically acclaimed albums, collaborated with notable artists and earned multiple Grammy nominations, solidifying his status as one of the world’s most influential and versatile musicians. For more information on Phil Keaggy, please click HERE
If you are on Spotify and want to listen to a playlist of most of our greatest songs you’ve never heard, please visit Phil’s Spotify Playlist of the same name by clicking HERE
Join Chris and Phil as they dig into the eclectic buffet of sounds that is Spyra Gyra’s ‘Breakfast at Igors’! This hidden gem from the Live Road Scholars album is a sonic omelette that’s equal parts of everything that Phil loves in a jazz tune.
Spyra Gyra’s 1988 album Road Scholars, featuring the hidden gem “Breakfast at Igors”
Song: Breakfast at Igor’s
Artist: Spyro Gyra
1998 Album: Road Scholars
For more information on Spyro Gyra, who is celebrating 50 years in music, please click HERE
If you are on Spotify and want to listen to a playlist of most of our greatest songs you’ve never heard, please visit Phil’s Spotify Playlist of the same name by clicking HERE
Slow Down and Enjoy the Ride: The Next 100 Episodes Kick Off with Ya Mahla
This week we decide to kick off our next 100 episodes by slowing down and taking it easy with this upbeat song, Ya Mahla by Acid Arab. Chris brings this one and the energy!
Episode 101: Slow Down and Enjoy the Ride with Ya Mahla from Acid Arab’s ٣ (Trois)
Song: Ya Mahla
Artist: Acid Arab
2023 Album: ٣ (Trois)
For more information on Acid Arab, please visit their BandCamp page by clicking HERE
If you are on Spotify and want to listen to a playlist of most of our greatest songs you’ve never heard, please visit Phil’s Spotify Playlist of the same name by clicking HERE
In our 100th episode, Chris and Phil both bring songs and reminisce about the previous 99 episodes.
Phil’s song is Horse to Water from Jools Holland His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra and Friends from the album Small World Big Band.
For more information on everything Jules Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, please click HERE.
Chris’s Song is The Lust, The Flesh, They Eyes, and The Pride of Life by the 77’s from the Album The 77’s & Sticks and Stones.
For more information on the 77’s please click HERE
If you are on Spotify and want to listen to a playlist of most of our greatest songs you’ve never heard, please visit Phil’s Spotify Playlist of the same name by clicking HERE
In this week’s episode, Chris brings a song that’s got him stuck in a loop of love and longing – Young Guv’s ‘Couldn’t Leave U If I Tried’ from the album Guv III. Join us as we dive into the power pop goodness and explore the ups and downs of devotion.
For more information on everything Young Guv, please click HERE.
Phil Takes Chris to Church with a Firework of a Song
This episode brings a sonic explosion of spirituality and seduction as we’re diving into Paul Thorn’s, ‘Mission Temple Firework Stand’, a song that’s equal parts rock ‘n’ roll and revelation. This song ignites a true firework of funk, rock, and gospel goodness. So, come for the sparklers, stay for the soul – and discover why this song is the greatest you’ve never heard!
For more information on Paul Thorn, including his shows, music and projects, please click HERE.
““Just a Thought”, Scully said: Previously a Fan, Now a Feature AND a Fan!”
Get ready for a tale of music, loyalty and the power of community! On this episode, we feature ‘Scully Said’ by Jesta, from the album ‘Previously’. But here’s the twist – the artist, Bryan Page, has been a part of our podcasting family for over two decades, dating back to Chris’s Car Cast days! Fast forward to today, and Bryan’s still rocking out, both with his party band Hush and his thoughtful solo project Jesta. Join us as we explore the story behind ‘Scully Said’, and discover how music can bring people together in unexpected ways, spanning decades and genres.
If you want to check out all of the things Bryan Paige is up to these days, please visit Jesta
“Phil Bares and Shares While Spinning a Web of Melody”
Today’s song is, “Spider’s Web” by Katie Melua off her 2005 album, Piece by Piece.
In this weeks episode, Phil spins a deep musical web of thought with this song from British singer/songwriter, Katie Melua. To learn more about Katie Melua and her music, click HERE
“Chris is Lost Between Wishes and Needs, Finding His Way in the Sun”
Today’s song is, “In The Sun” by Michael Stipe and Chris Martin off the Gulf Coast Relief Benefit Album.
In this weeks episode, Chris pulls out another song that was spoon fed to him by his iTunes library of songs. And yet again, it’s one of the greatest songs you’ve probably never heard.
In The Sun by Michael Stipe and Chris Martin off the Gulf Coast Relief Benefit Album
Today’s song is, I Can’t Get Enough by Cazzi Opeia
In this weeks episode, Chris brings a song that nobody will get enough of after listening to it! This song is released as a single from Cazzi Opeia called, I can’t get enough. Moa Anna Marla Carlebecker, better known by her stage name, Cazzi Opeia, is a Swedish artist, songwriter and vocal producer. And as she proclaims, “I also write K-pop, like a lot…”
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For more information on Cazzi Opeia, please click HERE
“Phil Launches a Hidden Gem Without Leaving Earth”
Today’s song is “Rocket to the Moon” by Colin James
Phil must be in a swingin’ mood these days because in this episode he’s bringing yet another swing song, this time from Canadian blues rock singer/songwriter, Colin James. James has been very successful in his native country, having attained seven Gold-certified albums in Canada during his career, including four Platinum albums and two Double Platinum albums. This is the second song from a Canadian artist Phil has brought to the table. Click HERE to listen to the other episode.
For more information on Colin James, please click HERE
Today’s song is “Dangerous Game” by Blu DeTiger from the brand new album, All I Ever Want is Everything
Chris Cochran shares an unexpected gem from underground artist Blu Detiger – the risky track “Dangerous Game” off her ambitious album All I ever want is everything.
For more information on Blu DeTiger, please click HERE
“The Song You Need to ‘Come Back To’ and a Celebratory Shout Out”
Today’s song is “Come Back to Me” by The Cherry Poppins Daddies from the album, Zoot Suit Riot
In this episode, Phil introduces us to the forgotten ’90s rock tune ‘Come Back to Me’ by the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies. We’ll also celebrate one of our loyal listeners, wishing them a happy birthday. Tune in to rediscover this gem and help us send birthday wishes to a special fan of the show.
For more information on The Cherry Poppins Daddies, please click HERE
