I‘ve been fascinated by the music-brain connection ever since I got my hands on Dan Levitin‘s spectacularly enlightening book, This Is Your Brain on Music (2006, Dutton). So I read Sunday‘s “Glad You Asked” column in my local McClatchy newspaper, The Charlotte Observer, with great interest. A reader submitted the question, “Why are old songs so unforgettable?” The columnist‘s answer, of course, was all about cognitive neuroscience. You can read the column here.