Welcome to Wayne’s 500 Songs You Don’t Listen to Enough. Give these tunes a shot, I’m sure you find some you really like that you don’t remember.

Those of us alive on earth today are lucky enough to be in the greatest period of time for listening to music EVER.  The diversity of music available has never been greater.  The access to that diversity has never been easier.  The ability to hear it has never been cheaper.

Music in the 20th century up to now has been the greatest explosion of art this world has ever seen.

  • Song 307: What’d I Say
    What’d I Say is the song that propelled Ray Charles to the music public. It came out in 1959, and lead to a dynamic decade for him in the 1960s.
  • Song 308: Mama Let Him Play
    Mama Let Him Play by Jerry Doucette is infectious. It was a big hit in his home country of Canada, and a much smaller hit in the U.S.
  • Song 309: Reach Out I’ll Be There
    I hope there’s never a time that our society forgets about the old Motown classics.  “Reach Out I’ll Be There” by the Four Tops is definitely one of them.
  • Song 310: The River
    There was a time I didn’t really appreciate Bruce Springsteen.
  • Song 311: Outside
    Not every one of these songs is going to have a story. Staind’s “Outside” does not.
  • Song 312: Immigration Man
    Immigration Man is as topical as it was when created by Graham Nash and David Crosby in 1972.