As you listen to episode 17 of Music in my Shoes, prepare to uncover the unexpected lineage of Blondie's "Hanging on the Telephone" and tap your feet to the disco-infused "Heart of Glass" that had even the rock purists grooving. We're not just dusting off old vinyl here; we're diving into the top-selling albums like Fleetwood Mac "Rumors," & AC/DC "Back in Black," and discussing how the music industry's landscape has been shaped by CD sales and the advent of streaming metrics. It's a nostalgic trip through America's musical treasure trove, filled with personal tales and revelations that tie us all to the songs we love.Strap on your boots for a walk down memory lane with classics that still echo through the decades. Terry Jacks' "Seasons in the Sun" takes a melancholic turn with its backstory of friendship and loss, while Bad Company's "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" plays out like a rock star's daydream. These tunes aren't just catchy—they're a snapshot of an era's soul, capturing the emotional complexity that saw them rise to chart-topping fame. It's an exploration of musical narratives that bind us, stories that resonate with the weariness and hope of the '70s.Capping off this melodic journey, I open up about the personal significance of "Oh Atlanta" and how it became a beacon during a pivotal move in 1990. Our Music in my Shoes Mailbag segment brings our listeners into the spotlight, showcasing their engagement and shared trivia from game shows to Cheap Trick. We honor Soundgarden's "Superunknown" with a nod to its 30th anniversary, stirring up memories and musical shifts that have defined our listening habits. And for the finale, we step back into the electrified air of a Billy Joel concert from '94, inviting you to relive those moments that make live music an unforgettable experience. So tune in, because episode 17 is a record you won't want to skip.