Jersey's Favorite Hits

The Spiral Starecase is a 1960's band, with a military connection!

Whether you prefer the "warm" sound that only comes from a vinyl record, or the crisp perfection of an "album" on compact disc, this is the day for you!

Whether you prefer the "warm" sound that only comes from a vinyl record, or the crisp perfection of an "album" on compact disc, this Saturday, April 19th, is the day for you!

Nu Shooz is a Freestyle/R&B/Dance group formed by husband and wife John Smith and Valerie Day, in Portland Oregon, in 1979.

"Dance to the beat that we like best...heading for the nineties...living in the wild, wild west!" Admit it, you're singing as you're reading!

Power Station is a 1980's "supergroup" named after the recording studio where their albums were recorded!

As thousands of brave souls "brave" the frigid waters in Seaside Heights for the "21st Annual Polar Bear Plunge," I thought it would be fun to highlight a few of "Jersey's Favorite Hits" with the term "Summer" in the title!

Level 42 is an English pop-rock and jazz-funk band that formed in the late 1970's, and would have their biggest worldwide hits in the 1980's. Further, their biggest hit in England wasn't their biggest hit in the "states!"

"Sniff 'n' The Tears" is a British rock group with a "one-hit-wonder" at the end of the 1970's...and even though it came at the end of the decade, its one of my personal faves of the whole decade!

Singer/songwriter Christopher Cross made music history in 1980, when his debut album "Christopher Cross" won all four (general) Grammy awards!