There's always more to say about Sonny Rollins, and there's always more to say about Max Roach.

Talking about "Weird Al" Yankovic is kinda like talking about the entire last four decades of pop music.

It's time to give the drummer some... more.

Let's end Season Five with one of the greatest musical goodbyes of all time.

Dear Strong Songs: How do you count... to mailbag?

Four solos; four decades of the electric guitar.

It's time to return to Hyrule.

There's always more Zelda music to discuss.

A good chord progression, from a good song, by a good band.

Guitars are pretty cool, so let's talk about them.

Author and composer Dan Golding joins Kirk for a deep dive into one of John Williams' greatest scores.

Mailbag time!

When you get the notion, Tower's got the potion.

Three different singers; one classic song.

Welcome to your life.

From Pavarotti to Di Stefano, an epic journey through the world of the opera tenor,

An update on plans for a very musical Season 5.

Kirk goes on stage in Sydney to talk about the unofficial Australian national anthem.

Thunder only happens when it's raining, and Strong Songs only crams two songs into an episode when it's super warranted.

Who's gonna lay the wedding table? Who's gonna make the wedding bed? And what about the rings? Funny you should ask.

Author and musicologist Lily E. Hirsch joins Kirk to talk about the many different aspects of music she's explored in her books.

D, A, C, G. Four chords, placed end to end, repeated over and over again.

Prepare for a journey with the great genius of musical travel.

Few video game series have a musical tradition as rich as The Legend of Zelda.

Sure as there are stars above you...