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    Booked On Rock with Eric Senich

    Conversations with authors, musicians, and insiders revealing the stories behind classic rock’s greatest songs, albums and artists.

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    Billy Corgan Was a Shred Guitarist?! (Lost 1985 Solo) [Highlight From Episode 369] Apr 07, 2026
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    What if Billy Corgan had taken a completely different path?
    A rare 1985 guitar solo has surfaced—and it reveals a side of Corgan that few fans have ever heard. Before the rise of The Smashing Pumpkins, he was playing with a fast, technical, almost neoclassical style—reminiscent of shred guitarists like Yngwie Malmsteen.
    This audio highlight featuring Greg Prato, author of I Am One: The Smashing Pumpkins Story, 1988–1994, explores that surprising moment in Corgan’s early development—and what it tells us about the evolution of his sound.
    Listen to Episode 369 - The Smashing Pumpkins Story: From Chicago Roots to Alt-Rock Dominance (1988–1994)
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    The Booked On Rock Music: “Whoosh” by Crowander / “Last Train North” & “No Mercy” by TrackTribe


    What Really Happened Between Cream and Bill Graham in 1968? [Highlight From Episode 372] Apr 06, 2026
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    What really happened between Cream and promoter Bill Graham during their legendary March 1968 shows at the Fillmore West and Winterland Ballroom?
    These performances would go on to become some of the most iconic live recordings in rock history—but behind the scenes, tensions were building. Over the years, stories have circulated about a falling out between the band and Graham. But how much of that story is actually true?
    In this highlight from Booked On Rock, Nettie Baker—daughter of Ginger Baker—offers a rare, personal perspective on the events surrounding those shows. She addresses the long-standing rumors, sheds light on her father’s experience, and helps separate myth from reality.
    This is a deeper look at Cream at their peak—and the conflict that has been debated ever since.
    Listen to Episode 372 - The Complete Cream Chronicles – Straight From Ginger Baker’s Daughter Nettie
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    The Truth Behind Cream’s Breakup—Nettie Baker Tells the Real Story [Highlight from Episode 372] Apr 05, 2026
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    What really caused the breakup of Cream—and is the story we’ve been told actually true?
    In this episode highlight of Booked On Rock, the story is told through a deeply personal lens by Nettie Baker, daughter of Ginger Baker. Through her insight, we go beyond the usual narrative to uncover what was really happening inside Cream at the height of their fame.
    Was it simply ego and infighting… or is there more to the story that rarely gets discussed?
    Nettie shares a perspective rarely heard—what drove the band apart, whether Cream could have continued, and how the end came faster than anyone expected. She also sheds light on Ginger Baker beyond the headlines, challenging long-held perceptions and revealing the human side of one of rock’s most complex figures.
    This is the side of Cream’s story that doesn’t always make the headlines.
    Listen to Episode 372 - The Complete Cream Chronicles – Straight From Ginger Baker’s Daughter Nettie
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    The Complete Cream Chronicles – Straight From Ginger Baker’s Daughter Nettie [Episode 372] Apr 04, 2026
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    What if every live performance by Cream could be documented—every venue, every date, every moment captured in history?
    In this episode of Booked On Rock, we dive into one of the most ambitious archival projects in rock history: documenting the complete live performances of Cream. And who better to tell the story than someone with a direct connection to the band’s legacy?
    My guest is Nettie Baker, daughter of legendary drummer Ginger Baker. We explore the concerts that became the stuff of legend, the incredible stories from those shows, and how this project helps paint the most complete picture yet of a band that changed rock forever. From rare discoveries to behind-the-scenes stories, this is a must-listen for any fan of classic rock history.
    If you’ve ever wondered what really happened on stage during Cream’s short but powerful run, this episode brings you closer than ever.
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    Use Your Illusion I & II: The Epic Gamble That Defined Guns N’ Roses [Episode 371] Apr 01, 2026
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    Step into one of the most ambitious—and chaotic—chapters in rock history as Guns N’ Roses set out to follow up Appetite for Destruction with not one, but two massive albums: Use Your Illusion I and Use Your Illusion II.
    In this episode of Booked On Rock, we dive into the making of these sprawling records—where creative ambition collided with egos, excess, and a band on the brink. From orchestral ballads like “November Rain” to the raw intensity of “You Could Be Mine,” the Illusion era pushed the limits of what a rock band could achieve… and survive.
    What really happened behind the scenes? How did these albums reshape the legacy of Guns N’ Roses? And did the band’s biggest gamble ultimately pay off?
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    The Dark Deal Behind Rock ‘n’ Roll Fame [Episode 370] Mar 29, 2026
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    Rock ’n’ roll didn’t just change the world—it may have awakened something.
    In this episode of Booked On Rock, we dive into the shadowy mythology behind the music with a look inside Rock ’N’ Roll Ghosts, a chilling collection of occult-tinged tales that reimagine the origins of rock’s biggest legends. These aren’t traditional biographies—they’re dark, supernatural stories where fame comes at a cost… and something always collects.
    From eerie encounters and cursed chords to deals that blur the line between ambition and the unknown, these stories ask a haunting question: what did it really take to become a rock ’n’ roll legend?
    This episode features an interview with Mark Slade, author of Rock ’N’ Roll Ghosts, as we explore the inspiration behind the book, the twisted legends within it, and why the mythology of rock music may be darker than we ever imagined.
    Including:

    • Elvis encounters a demon dog from hell
    • Little Richard finds himself in a church full of ghosts
    • Buddy Holly survives the plane crash (and pays for it)
    • Fats Domino gambles his soul to lift a curse
    • Jerry Lee Lewis falls in love with an alien
    • Chuck Berry plays a mysterious chord with dire consequences
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    The Smashing Pumpkins Story: From Chicago Roots to Alt-Rock Dominance (1988–1994) [Episode 369] Mar 26, 2026
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    What does it take to go from Chicago club gigs to becoming one of the defining bands of the 1990s?
    In this episode of Booked On Rock, I’m joined by author Greg Prato to dive into I Am One: The Smashing Pumpkins Story, 1988–1994—a deep look at the band’s formative years, creative breakthroughs, and the relentless drive of Billy Corgan.
    We explore the making of Gish, the explosion of Siamese Dream, and how The Smashing Pumpkins carved out their place in the alt-rock boom alongside grunge giants—while doing things entirely their own way.
    From internal tensions to studio perfectionism, this is the story of how a band pushed boundaries and built a legacy that still resonates today.
    Purchase a copy of I Am One: The Smashing Pumpkins Story, 1988–1994
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    The CBGB Conspiracy: Murder in New York ’77 [Episode 368] Mar 23, 2026
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    New York City, summer of 1977. A city on the edge. Crime is soaring, the Son of Sam is terrorizing the streets, and a massive blackout has pushed Gotham into chaos.
    In the middle of it all, a young poet in the downtown scene is found dead in his East Village apartment—ruled an accidental overdose. Case closed… or so it seems.
    But when suspicions of murder begin to surface, an unlikely investigator emerges from the heart of the CBGB scene. What follows is a deep dive into a shadowy world where punk rock, art, fashion, and crime collide—pulling in some of the most iconic names of the era, from Lou Reed and Patti Smith to William S. Burroughs and Andy Warhol’s inner circle.
    At the center of it all: a chilling conspiracy that could explode on the opening night of a brand-new CBGB venue.
    This episode explores The CBGB Conspiracy, a gripping story that blends real history with fiction—set against one of the most volatile and creatively explosive moments in New York City history.
    Featuring an interview with Gabriel Rotello, author of The CBGB Conspiracy, who takes us inside the story, the research, and the real-life figures that shaped this unforgettable world.
    Listen now and step into the chaos of 1977—where the music was loud, the city was crumbling, and nothing was as it seemed.
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    Inside Stereolab: Their Story Told in 20 Essential Songs [Episode 367] Mar 20, 2026
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    Stereolab didn’t just make music—they built a world of sound. Blending krautrock rhythms, vintage electronics, lounge influences, and radical ideas, the band carved out one of the most distinctive catalogs in modern music.
    In this episode, we explore the story of Stereolab through 20 essential songs, tracing their evolution from underground innovators to one of the most influential alternative acts of their era. Along the way, we uncover the creative philosophy, sonic experimentation, and cultural influences that shaped their singular sound.
    Featuring an in-depth interview with Ben Cardew, author of Space Age Bachelor Pad Music: The Story of Stereolab in 20 Songs, this episode dives deep into the band’s history, key tracks, and lasting legacy.
    Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering Stereolab, this is your guide to understanding the band—one song at a time.
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    Inside the World’s Most Extensive Marshall Amplifier Collection [Episode 366] Mar 18, 2026
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    Step inside a world where volume meets legacy. In this episode, we explore Collecting Loud History, a stunning 600-page book documenting the world’s most extensive Marshall amplifier collection.
    Featuring an in-depth interview with authors Peter Margolis and Brian Ranks—a former road manager and guitar tech—this episode goes beyond the gear to uncover the stories behind the sound. From rare, one-of-a-kind amplifiers to the evolution of Marshall’s iconic tone, this is rock history told through the very equipment that powered it.
    It’s more than a collection—it’s a lifetime of passion, preservation, and pure volume. If you’ve ever wondered how the sound of your favorite records came to life, this is where it all begins.
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