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Latest Episodes:

Rock's Backpages 119: Michael Simmons on country punk + '60s counterculture + Van Dyke Parks Jan 26, 2022

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In this episode, Barney, Mark & Jasper invite counterculture chronicler and "father of country punk" Michael Simmons to join them in RBP's virtual cupboard… all the way from his Culver City lair in small-hours Southern California.

Michael talks very entertainingly about his dad Matty's '60s "hippie mag" Cheetah and about National Lampoon, the satirical '70s institution that succeeded it. Yarns about John Belushi and chums lead into Simmons Jr.'s unlikely but lifelong love of country music; his New York band Slewfoot; depping for George Jones at the Bottom Line; and his late '70s stint as one of Kinky Friedman's self-styled "Texas Jewboys".

We also hear about our guest's parallel writing career and his move to Los Angeles, from whence he has long contributed to such outlets as the L.A. Weekly and (from the mid-noughties on) MOJO. He reminisces about his teenage Greenwich Village obsession with Bob Dylan, and talks about the liner notes he's penned for three of Bob's Bootleg Series box sets.

Mention of a Van Dyke Parks piece Michael wrote in 2013 takes us into clips from John Tobler's long 1973 audio interview with that eccentric L.A. genius & Beach Boys/Randy Newman acolyte. At the end of the episode you will hear amusing banter between Van Dyke and a passing Lowell George (who'd just been interviewed next door by Pete "Family Trees" Frame).

After paying our respects to departed heroes Ronnie Spector and Michael Lang, Mark & Jasper take us out with quotes from their favourite new additions to the RBP library. Mark mentions the late Maureen Cleave's 1965 interview with Nina Simone, Lon Goddard's 1970 encounter with Joni Mitchell & Ed Jones' 1975 review of Motörhead at the Roundhouse, while Jasper cites a Simon Reynolds special on "digital maximalism" and Mark Sinker's reflections on COVID and rock nostalgia.

Please note that this episode was recorded before news of Meat Loaf's death reached us.

Many thanks to special guest Michael Simmons; find his writing on RBP as well as in the Huffington Post and LA Weekly. Follow him on Twitter @the1stmunz.

Pieces discussed: I was a Texas Jewboy, Bob Dylan turns 70, Van Dyke Parks keeps on cyclin', Van Dyke Parks audio, Nina Simone, Linda Ronstadt, Mick Jagger, The Band, Joni Mitchell, Motörhead, Fleetwood Mac, Maximal Nation, Covid & pop culture nostalgia and Ronnie Spector.

JBTV: Garbage Jan 26, 2022

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This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant digs into the JBTV vault to unveil this Garbage Interview.

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Let It Roll: The Sex Pistols Launched Punk Rock in London & Triggered a Huge Backlash Jan 26, 2022

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Nate and Justin discuss two very different takes on the Sex Pistols story, both films directed by Julien Temple.

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Cobras & Fire 262: Ozzy NFT, Clapton Strikes Back, KISS Publishing Jan 26, 2022

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John Madden passed away. LC & Bakko's appearance on Decibel Geek Friday Night Live. Podcasts around the world Best of 2021 shows. Gene Simmons thinks trademarking the $ logo is more profitable than Springsteen selling his publishing for 500M. Clapton's lawyers suck at PR. The latest KISS soundboard series. Alex Skolnick becomes a Hip-Hop legend. Ozzy sells NFT's & more.

BONUS: Watch LC & Bakko join Chris & Aaron on Decibel Geek TV and determine the greatest 1992 album during Bracket Brawl!:

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Music:

Black Crowes - Remedy

Led Zeppelin - Rock N Roll

Black Spiders - Fly In Your Soup

Ayron Jones - Supercharged

Toby Rand - Layla

Wildlife - Bad City

Ozzy Ozbourne - Hero

History in Five Songs 135: Early Mutt Lange Jan 25, 2022

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In episode 135, Martin talks about Early Mutt Lange with these five songs:

1. City Boy – “Momma’s Boy”

2. Boomtown Rats – “Mary of the 4th Form”

3. Savoy Brown – “Spirit High”

4. City Boy – “Machines”

5. AC/DC – “Girls Got Rhythm”

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Prisoners of Rock and Roll 33: Revisiting the Music of 1992 Jan 25, 2022

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1992 was a great year for music. Rock branched out into all sorts of different cool directions and we got to hear grunge and alternative albums from Alice In Chains, Faith No More, White Zombie, Soul Asylum, and the Gin Blossoms. We heard debut albums from Rage Against the Machine, Stone Temple Pilots, and Body Count.

Industrial music took off with Psalm 69 from Ministry and Broken by Nine Inch Nails. Pantera made one of the best heavy metal albums of all time. We had TWO albums from Bruce Springsteen and Dr. Dre released one of the most influential and popular hip hop records ever made.

We’re also proud to chat with our friends at Yesterday’s Concert in a new segment called Visiting Hours.

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The Music of 1991

If you love the music of the 90s, check out Episode 8 – 1991: The Greatest Year in Music History.

Episode Playlist

Check out all of the great music we talked about in our episode playlist.

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No Filler: Whatcha Heard? The Surprise Surprise Edition Jan 25, 2022

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In our first Whatcha Heard episode of the year, we bring everything from 90s emo to some fresh doomgaze, bedroom pop to 90s avant-pop, and a bunch of other great tunes in between. It's our monthly mixtape - join us as we jam out to everything we've been listening to lately.

Tracklist:

Spoon - Wild
Working Men's Club - Bad Blood
Cloakroom - A Force At Play
Lungfish - Jonah
Alex G - Forever
Jurassic Shark - Carver
Airiel feat. Stella Tran - Firefly
Cuffed Up - Canaries
Hether - Sticky Thumb
The Gun Club - Preaching The Blues
Stereolab - Op Hop Detonation
All Them Witches - Alabaster

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AllMusicPodcasts 90: "Lived Through That: 90s Musicians Today " with Mike Hipple Jan 25, 2022

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The music of the 1990s shaped more than one generation. It was the music Generation X came of age listening to and the songs millennials cut their teeth on. The 90s also saw the explosion of alternative music and culture into the mainstream.

Photographer Mike Hipple talks to us about his unique new book Lived Through That: 90s Musicians Today which combines intimate photographic portraits of dozens of the greatest artists from the ‘90s, as well as some underrated artists that helped define the culture of the era. The photos are accompanied by open, honest, and often humorous memories and maybe a few gems of wisdom.

The Story Song Podcast: American Girl by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Jan 25, 2022

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Oh yeah, alright. THE STORY SONG PODCAST is back with its first new episode of 2022. We know how it feels — the waiting is the hardest part. Join your hosts for their review of the 1976 classic, “American Girl,” by Hall-of-Fame rockers, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. In this episode, we discuss tiny balconies in a great big world, butter substitutes, and scary cakes. Is there more to life than that? We can’t help thinking that you’ll love this episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST. Promise.

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“American Girl” by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (from the album Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) is available on Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, Pandora, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music.

Vintage Rock Pod: 50: Ian Anderson - Jethro Tull Jan 25, 2022

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Ian Anderson has been the driving force behind JETHRO TULL for over half a century! With more than 60 million records sold worldwide, Jethro Tull can look back on a catalogue that contains classics such as 'Aqualung', 'Thick As A Brick', 'A Passion Play', 'Minstrel In The Gallery' and 'Stand Up' and now look forward when the release of 2022's 'The Zealot Gene'. In this fascinating interview, Ian, talks all about the new album, his songwriting process, how he captures the muse and more.

Also on the show is author Laura Shenton who has written a number of books on music, including a few Jethro Tull books already. She's on to talk about her new book "Jethro Tull Chronicles 1967-79" which is set for release at the end of March. She talks about her love for the bands music and about the special, rare and previously unseen contents of the book.

You'll also get to hear my Top 5 Jethro Tull songs as well, which I know will create opinion!

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