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Songfacts Podcast: Old Sea Brigade Apr 08, 2021

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Some of the best songwriters have very imperfect voices - Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen come to mind. We found another: Ben Cramer, who goes by the name Old Sea Brigade. Here's a lyric from his song "How It Works," which he performs on this episode:

Now I can look at the scars

And not think of the knife

Spotify listeners know Ben from his 2015 song "Love Brought Weight," which made a bunch of their playlists, including "The Most Beautiful Songs In The World" and "Lush & Atmospheric." On May 14, 2021, he'll release his second album, Motivational Speaking, which includes "How It Works." We spoke with him about his musical journey, his songwriting philosophy, and what wows him about Tom Waits.

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Feels Like Weezer: Make Believe - The Damage In Your Heart Apr 08, 2021

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Eric and Martin can't tell you how the words have made them feel.

Special Guest: Marc Shea from Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network!

Intro and Outro by Martin David Tapia

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Performance Anxiety: Christopher Harold Wells (The Neverlutionaries) Apr 08, 2021

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Christopher Harold Wells joins us on this episode. Growing up, his house was full of music and sports. His dad was a linebacker for the Eagles. But Christopher’s passion was music. He’s jammed with some incredible people like Lauryn Hill & Bubba Sparxxx. He’s released an album under the name The Neverlutionaries and it’s a wonderful mix of genres and styles. The album was recorded at Hyde Studios and was produced by Jamison Durr, who’s produced albums by Sammy Hagar, Wyclef Jean, & Joe Satriani. The album features performances by guitarist Kenny Olson (Bootsy Collins, Sheryl Crow), drummers Chris McGrew and Nick Baglio (Gucci Mane) and guitarist Jonnie Axtell (Psychefunkapus). Follow Christopher and The Neverlutionaries on social media. They should be easy to find. Pick up the self titled album. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Buy us a coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Give us a review wherever you listen. Pick up merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. Now let’s slide right into this discussion with Christopher Harold Wells on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

History in Five Songs 93: Chameleons Apr 07, 2021

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In episode 93 Martin talks about Chameleons with these five songs:

1. David Bowie – “Seven”

2. Iggy Pop – “New Values”

3. Alice Cooper – “No Longer Umpire”

4. Queen – “Sheer Heart Attack”

5. The Damned – “Anything”

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

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Prisoners of Rock and Roll 14: The Kings of Cool: Frank Sinatra and The Rat Pack Apr 07, 2021

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The Rat Pack was a group of entertainers that made movies, recorded music, performed on stage, drank booze and chased broads -- usually all in the same day and all while wearing a suit. In this episode, we take a look at America’s first supergroup of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, Dean Martin, Joey Bishop, and Peter Lawford. We talk about their legendary shows at the Sands and the influence they had on everything they touched.

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The Hook Rocks New Music Spotlight: The Return of Abby K Apr 07, 2021

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With a sense of independence bassist Abby K is ready to take the next step in her young career. Armed with new songs and new bandmates Crispy Borell & Diego Vargas, the trio ventured to music city Nashville, TN to embark on a journey as band. Recording with Troy Luccketta from Tesla they are excited at what lies ahead. The three join The Hook Rocks while in their car waiting to go into the studio and tell Jay their plans. Enjoy the conversation!

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Rock's Backpages Ep. 97: Joel Selvin on Early '60s L.A. + Jack Nitzsche + Malcolm Cecil R.I.P. Apr 07, 2021

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In this episode of the RBP podcast, we welcome San Francisco Chronicle legend Joel Selvin into the virtual cupboard to talk about Hollywood Eden, his terrific new book about L.A.'s pop scene in the early '60s.

After explaining how he first came to write for "the Chron" at the end of that decade, Joel recalls his early fascination with L.A. as the burgeoning "surf city" celebrated by Jan & Dean and the Beach Boys. Barney & Mark press him for stories about the scurrilous but brilliant "bottom feeder" Kim Fowley, after which we hear three audio clips from John Tobler's 1973 interview with (Jan &) Dean Torrence. (Among those namechecked along the way: Jan Berry, inevitably, and Lou Adler, Bruce Johnston, Terry Melcher & Jill Gibson...)

Staying in a Southern California groove, Joel also reminisces about the troubled Jack Nitzsche, whom he interviewed for Melody Maker in 1978. We discuss Nitzsche's achievements as a producer-arranger, his big influence on the Rolling Stones, and his regrettable decline in the last years of his life. Handily, Joel also turns out to know his stuff when it comes to the role played in Stevie Wonder's synthesized '70s soul by the late Malcolm (Tonto's Expanding Head Band) Cecil, who passed away last week...

Mark wraps matters up with observations on such recent RBP library additions as Maureen O'Grady's 1965 Rave interview with the visiting Byrds; Richard Goldstein's 1968 New York Times profile of the splendidly eccentric Van Dyke Parks; and — from 1980 — Glenn O'Brien's Interview interview with the Marianne Faithfull of Broken English.

Many thanks to special guest Joel Selvin. Hollywood Edenis published by House of Anansi andJoel can be found online at joelselvin.com.

Pieces discussed: Beach Boys, Lenny Waronker, Dean Torrence audio, Jack Nitzsche, Joel on Jack, Jack Nitzsche and the Stones, Stevie Wonder, Stubbs on Stevie, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, The Byrds, Bill Graham, Phil Spector, Phil Spector Again, The Stone Roses, Stash de Rola, Van Dyke Parks, Marianne Faithfull, Madonna, J.J. Fad, Brandy, Mariah Carey and Lenny Kravitz.

The Grunge: Black Sabbath - Paranoid Apr 07, 2021

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Random nights, dog life, contemplating suicide, and Black Sabbath!

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Also, find us on all social media platforms, as well as our Patreon page at http://patreon.com/thegrunge.

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Hangin’ & Bangin’: Bruce Kulick Apr 06, 2021

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On Episode 17, Bruce Kulick will join Carmine Appice, Vinny Appice, and Ron Onesti on Hangin' & Bangin'.

Bruce Kulick became a guitar hero when he was asked to join KISS in 1984. As their lead guitarist, Kulick was featured in the band from ’84 until ’96, performing around the world in addition to his recordings and videos with the iconic band. During those years, he earned multiple Platinum and Gold records and video awards. In addition to his years in KISS, he toured or recorded with Meatloaf, Billy Squier, Michael Bolton, Avantasia, Lordi, UNION, and is featured on many other artists projects. Since 2000, Kulick has been the lead guitarist for Grand Funk Railroad, “The American Band”. The current version of Grand Funk is in its 20th year of touring. In addition to his appearances at guitar shows and clinics, for the past three years Bruce has been a featured performer on the sold-out KISS Kruise.

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Deep Dive All Music Books 50: Roadiecare.com with Sandy Espinoza & Tom Weber Apr 06, 2021

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The myth of the outlaw has informed many of the great songs in music. From folk and blues, to country and rock, to reggae and rap, bad men and bandits have endured. A Friend of the Devil tracks the true story of these legendary bandits behind the songs that deify them, while looking at society's role in both creating outlaws, and our perpetual need for a new hero.

John Kruth talks us about why we have continued to romanticize criminals in song, raising them to heroic figures. We’ll go behind such legendary songs — and characters — by Townes Van Zandt, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley, Warren Zevon and many others, whose hits idolized the outlaw and its myth.

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