Dig This Song is a look at whatever piece of music has captured my attention this week. It's just like those other gazillion music blogs out there except a) I'll only be doing one song a week instead ...

When it comes musical icon Chubby Checker's 1980s jams, we didn't think anything - ANYTHING - would top his 1988 duet with The Fat Boys. But that was before word broke of a long-lost cassette tape ...

A song about the Atari 1982 classic game Dig Dug has been discovered on a lost demo tape. Performed by rock n' roll legend Chubby Checker, the song was allegedly recorded for use in a commercial for ...

The title of the debut recording from guitarist Mick Stuart's quintet Dig A Little Deeper captures pretty well the mood of the music—a late night vibe of sultry vocal jazz with brushes and earthy bass ...

Plenty of video game makers have gone to great lengths to advertise their wares, and back in its early-'80s heyday, Atari went as far as getting Chubby Checker to record a song about Dig Dug, reports ...

It's not too uncommon to see some interesting relics unearthed from the 80's. Heck, just ask Microsoft, as it previously dug up a New Mexico landfill to confirm that, yes, Atari did bury millions of ...

With over a foot of snow in most of the WFUV listening area, there's been a lot of digging going on. That got us to thinking of "digging" songs. It's a term that's been used in many a lyric. Ya dig?

British trio Muse have shared a new song, “Dig Down,” via its video. Lance Drake directed the science fiction styled video, which stars model and activist Lauren Wasser as she tries to escape from ...

After a successful debut album that contained a solid handful of hits songs (two of which went to No. 1), the three siblings in The Band Perry (Kimberly, Neil and Reid Perry) weren't about to mess ...

Florida Georgia Line kicked off their headlining tour last week in Tupelo, Miss., bringing along friends the Cadillac Three, Cole Swindell, Kane Brown and a few new songs. The duo are gearing up to ...

Relations between McCartney and Lennon had so degraded by the 1970s that they began expressing their frustrations through song. McCartney said Lennon’s political preaching began to grate on his nerves ...