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Latest Episodes:

Let It Roll: Why Discuss Music History? What's the Point of Let It Roll? May 19, 2021

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Today Let It Roll blogger Ed Legge joins Nate to get meta and talk about the method, mission and meaning of Let It Roll. This might be the most important show in the series.

Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Rock's Backpages Ep.101: Marshall Crenshaw on Buddy Holly + Tom Wilson + Lloyd Price May 19, 2021

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In this episode we invite beloved pop-rock singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw to reminisce about his long career, from the 40-year-old Shake single 'Something's Gonna Happen' to the documentary film he's producing about Dylan/Zappa/Velvets producer Tom Wilson. Along the way, Barney, Mark & Jasper ask Marshall about his Michigan upbringing, playing John Lennon in Beatlemania, signing to Warner Bros. Records, and his great influence Buddy Holly.

Holly pops up in a clip from the week's new audio interview, a 1990 conversation with sometime Cricket Sonny Curtis, who tells John Tobler about his friendship with Buddy, the Clash's version of his timeless 'I Fought the Law' and the mysterious 1966 death of fellow Texan singer Bobby Fuller. Yet another Texan, the aforementioned Mr. Wilson, offers the perfect excuse to discuss Bob Dylan, the Velvet Underground and the Mothers of Invention.

From there, we say goodbye to another deep Southerner, R&B legend Lloyd ('Lawdy Miss Clawdy') Price, referencing Wayne Robins' fascinating 2013 interview with the 80-year-old "Mr. Personality". Mark guides us through his favourite library additions of the week, including interviews with Carly Simon, Lamont Dozier and Mel & Kim, and Jasper concludes the episode with passing remarks on Wattstax, Björk and Charles Aznavour.

Many thanks to special guest Marshall Crenshaw; visit his website at http://marshallcrenshaw.com/, and back the Kickstarter for the Tom Wilson documentary.

Rock's Backpages is part of the Pantheon podcast network.

Pieces discussed: Marshall Crenshaw by Iman Lababedi, Marshall Crenshaw by Laura Fissinger, Sonny Curtis audio, Lloyd Price by Bill Millar, Lloyd Price by Wayne Robins, Tom Wilson, Carly Simon, Lamont Dozier, The Replacements, Mel & Kim, Shaun Ryder, Wattstax, Björk and Charles Aznavour.

History in Five Songs 99: Gotta Move May 19, 2021

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In episode 99 Martin talks bands that ‘Gotta Move’ with these five songs:

1. Alice Cooper – “Long Way to Go”

2. Angel – “Mariner”

3. The Saints – “New Centre of the Universe”

4. Foghat – “Drive Me Home”

5. Poison – “Ride Child Ride”

To connect or learn more about Martin head over to: www.martinpopoff.com

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Is It Rolling, Bob? Talking Dylan: John Harris May 19, 2021

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Music and political journalist John Harris joins us just before Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday to celebrate the man with “the wink and the nod and the little impish skip” as well as the man who gives us “the solace of emptiness”. Mr Harris is not afraid to go against the grain: “”Love And Theft” is as good as Highway 61 or Blood On The Tracks”. As for John Wesley Harding, he happily quotes a friend who told him, “we wanted a big meal and he gave us a salad. It’s good for you - but a bit chewy.” The highlight of the episode might be John’s invitation - via pal Cerys Matthews - to meet Dylan backstage after his concert at the O2: “my internal monologue was going crazy. Brain fog was settling in. I was running out of breath.” (we won’t spoil the ending here).

From making a Dylan-inspired harmonica rack out of a coat hanger at age 10 to reviewing the entire 1966 Live Recordings box set for MOJO magazine years later (“I’m still recovering”), John has heard every permutation of Bob on Dylan’s way to the Big 8-0. Was it worth it? “I like the way he sounds now. I want him to sound like that”.

John Harris has been a music journalist for Sounds, Melody Maker and the NME. He was Features Editor at Q and Editor of Select magazine, before returning to the life of a freelance writer. Since then, he has written about music for Q, MOJO and Rolling Stone, and contributed articles on a variety of subjects to the UK newspapers The Independent, The Times and The Observer. He now writes about politics, music and culture for The Guardian. He was also a regular panellist on BBC2’s Newsnight Review. His first book, The Last Party: Britpop, Blair And The Spectacularly Demise Of English Rock was published in 2003. His second, a primer for disillusioned Labour voters, So Now Who Do We Vote For?, appeared in 2005. The Dark Side Of The Moon: The Making of The Pink Floyd Masterpiece was published in 2006. And Hail! Hail! Rock’n'Roll, a compendium, was released in 2009.

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Recorded 2nd March 2021

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Prisoners of Rock and Roll 17: Monterey Pop Festival: One Really Groovy Weekend! May 19, 2021

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The Monterey International Pop Music Festival was a three day music festival held in California during the summer of love during 1967. This is where the US got introduced to Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix, and The Who. It also featured performances by the Grateful Dead, the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, the Mamas and the Papas, Ravi Shankar, Jefferson Airplane, the Steve Miller Band, and more.

On this episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we’re going to San Francisco with flowers in our hair to talk about Monterey. Let’s hit it!

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Side Jams 47: Rick Allen of Def Leppard May 18, 2021

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Def Leppard continue to enthrall fans nearly 40 years after they broke big. Away from his drum kit, Rick has a passion for painting, photography, and philanthropy. He'll be appearing at three Wentworth Gallery locations in Florida between May 20th and 22nd to greet fans, sell his art, and raise money for his Raven Drum Foundation.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

No Filler: Built To Spill's Keep It Like A Secret - The Definitive Indie Rock Album May 17, 2021

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Built To Spill had already released 3 records and signed to Warner Bros before putting out their definitive record Keep It Like A Secret in 1999. From their 2nd album There's Nothing Wrong With Love to their 3rd record Perfect From Now On, the band transitioned from quick-witted indie pop to more progressive experimental indie rock. Keep It Like A Secret combined the two, resulting in the quintessential indie rock album just in time for the new millenium: soft vocals, introspective lyrics combined with melodic guitar riffs and complex song structures, all wrapped in catchy hooks and pop-centric melodies.

Built To Spill - Center of the Universe
Built To Spill - Carry The Zero
Built To Spill - Else
Built To Spill - Temporarily Blind
Built To Spill - You Were Right
Treepeople - Liquid Boy

This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

The Story Song Podcast: Livin' on a Prayer by Bon Jovi May 17, 2021

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Once upon a time, not so long ago...actually, RIGHT NOW! It’s another episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST. In this episode, your hosts review the 1980s classic, “Livin’ on a Prayer” by legendary rock band, Bon Jovi. Take a trip to New Jersey and visit the usual sights — a dock, a diner, and a pawn shop. Join us as we make it talk so tough, but in a Jersey whisper. We live for the fight, especially with our own audio problems. We’ve got each other...and this episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST.

“Livin’ on a Prayer” by Bon Jovi (from the album Slippery When Wet) is available on Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music.

Continue the conversation; follow THE STORY SONG PODCAST on social media. Follow us on Twitter (@Story_Song), Instagram (storysongpodcast), and Facebook (thestorysongpodcast).

THE STORY SONG PODCAST is a member of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Mixtape Memories: Marni Wandner Ashby May 17, 2021

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Matt Heart Spade & Jinners chat with VP of Marketing & Business Development at the Syndicate, and co-creator of Equilibrium, Marni Wandner Ashby. For Repeat/Skip, they revisit PJ Harvey's "Rid of Me" and Death From Above 1979's "You're a Woman, I'm a Machine."

Follow us online:

@mixtapememoriespodcast on Facebook

@mixtape.memories on Instagram

@MemoriesMixtape on Twitter.

Visit mixtapememories.com.

Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art!

Audio Judo Does Jazz - Miles Davis May 17, 2021

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On this episode of Audio Judo Does Jazz, Chris discusses one of the pillars of jazz music: Miles Davis. From his early days playing be-bop with Charlie Parker, through his late period jazz fusion works, Chris talks about Miles' history and highlights some of his greatest works and must-listen albums.

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We are proud members of the Pantheon Podcast Network. If you like our show check out other music related podcasts at https://www.pantheonpodcasts.com

Chris' Miles Davis Listening Recommendations

With Miles as band leader:

1955 – The New Miles Davis Quintet

1956 – Cookin’

1956 – Relaxin’

1956 – Workin’

1956 – Steamin’

1956 – Round About Midnight

1958 – Milestones

1959 – Kind of Blue

1960 – Sketches of Spain

1964 – Four And More

1970 – A Tribute To Jack Johnson

With Miles as a Sideman:

1944-1948 - Charlie Parker – The Complete Recordings on Savoy and Dial

1958 - Cannonball Adderley – Somethin’ Else

Chris would be remiss if he didn't mention:

1957 - Birth of the Cool

1957 - Miles Ahead

1959 - Porgy And Bess

1965 - Cookin’ At The Plugged Nickel

1969 - In A Silent Way

1970 - Bitches Brew

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