Southern Salute: The Story of Invisible Touch

Southern Salute: The Album That Changed Rock One Listener at a Time

On July 1, 1968, a little-known group released an album that didn't make much noise on the charts, but completely changed the direction of rock music. In today's Southern Salute, Michelle looks back at Music from Big Pink, how Bob Dylan helped shape the record, why some of rock's biggest legends called it a masterpiece, and why The Band remains one of the most influential groups of all time. Plus, the story behind Michelle's favorite song from the album.

Matt's Moment: Recruiting Drama... LSU Still in Control?

Recruiting plans changed in a hurry as four-star safety Jaden Anding postponed his commitment after a late push from Ole Miss. Musso in for Matt breaks down where LSU stands with Anding, the battle for Davion Jones, and why the Tigers are in great position to flip Greedy James from Texas. Despite the last minute twists, LSU still appears poised for a big week on the recruiting trail.

Southern Salute: The Album That Gave Steve Winwood His Biggest Hit

Steve Winwood was already a rock legend before 1986, but one album took his solo career to another level. Michelle looks back at Back in the High Life, the all-star musicians behind it, and how "Higher Love" became one of the defining songs of the decade in today's Southern Salute.

Matt's Moment: LSU Poised for a Big Two Days on the Recruiting Trail

Could LSU be about to land two four-star safeties in back to back days? Matt explains why the Tigers are trending with Jaden Anding and Davion Jones, and what the timing of both commitments could mean for Brian Kelly's recruiting momentum.

Southern Salute: The Genius Behind "Africa" Celebrates 72

David Paich turns 72 today. We celebrate the songwriter, keyboard player, and legendary session musician whose work helped shape some of the biggest rock hits of the late '70s and '80s, along with a career that includes performances on countless classic albums.