The skeptical cardiologist revealed his immense respect for Neil Young and his intense love of Young’s ongoing musical creativity, range, and depth in a 2019 post entitled “Neil Young’s Harvest
The skeptical cardiologist is elated to see live musical concerts returning to St. Louis. Many concerts that I had tickets for during the height (I hope) of the pandemic were
The skeptical cardiologist has been trying to update a post from 2014 entitled “Dealing With the Cardiovascular Cards You’ve Been Dealt” but keeps getting distracted by various things musical. I
One of the many casualties of the pandemic has been live music. Live concerts which I was eagerly anticipating by Robyn Hitchcock at the Delmar Hall, They Might Be Giants
Robert Moog , engineer and pioneer of electronic music synthesis, was born 86 years ago on this date. The skeptical cardiologist first revealed his love of electronic music and Bob’s
The former Eternal Fiancee’, now newly-minted wife, is a huge fan of The Band and since meeting her the Skeptical Cardiologist’s appreciation for this special rock band has blossomed. When
The skeptical cardiologist has started taking Tuesdays off more or less. Whereas I used to spend this day deep in the bowels of the hospital in a darkened room viewing
The skeptical cardiologist has of late been obsessed with a Beatles song. It is the fifth song on the second side of the four mop tops seventh studio album and
Anthony C. Pearson M.D., F.A.C.C. is a cardiologist, musician, writer and a regular columnist at MedPage Today