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"Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'." I'd argue it's one of the all-time epic album openers ever.

I was wondering about the delay with End Game the other day.

Album of the day. One of the unheralded bands from Dayton, Ohio's funk scene, Faze-O brought a late-night mellow funk sound to the fore with their 1977 debut album, Riding High. Largely helmed by The Ohio Players, it mostly plays like a lost Ohio Players classic.

RIP Andy Bey.

Album of the day. While she is forever known for her classic duet work with Marvin Gaye (and tragic life story), Tammi Terrell (April 29, 1945 - March 16, 1970) was a gifted singer in her own right. Irresistible—her only solo album before her untimely death at 24 years old—is a

$100 bucks for an original promo pressing of Prince's The Gold Experience. Ironically, it was a year before his death, too.

Album of the day. There aren't too many musicians who are criminally undervalued today as Johnny "Guitar" Watson. A pioneering soul blues fusionist whose constant reinvention was extraordinary as his musical legacy at large. This 1977 gem, A Real Mother For Ya was the follow-up

The collapse of Vinyl Me, Please needs to be documented and studied.

The '70s, easily. Creative freedom was limitless.

It's only rivaled by The Delfonics' 1970 self-titled album, which almost plays like a pitch-perfect greatest hits compilation.

Album of the day. I hate the consensus among music historians and fans that James Brown's catalog is best served with live albums and compilations that collect his seminal singles, as he never made a great studio album. 1972's forgotten There It Is is one of them that's deserving

Heart Condition Virtuosity Safe House 2 Guns The Little Things

This Smokey Robinson news is deeply troubling. I knew something was off when he titled his recent album, Gasms.

War.

Why are you like this? *whispers Rapture*

Album of the day. Today is Mother's Day, so it feels very appropriate to spin the Curtis Mayfield-penned Claudine soundtrack. A true no-frills mid-'70s soul delight, how can anybody really go wrong with Curtis Mayfield and Gladys Knight?

It's between "Live to Tell," "Till Death Do Us Part," and "Deeper and Deeper" for me.

It shouldn't be surprising that the Diddy trial is about to be a total media circus.