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Decibel Geek 438: New York Rocks with Tony Mann Feb 02, 2021

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This week we're taking a bite out of the Big Apple as Tony Mann joins to tell us why New York Rocks! Tony is a man of many talents; musician, author, filmmaker, designer, and writer. He started attending rock shows in New York City back in the early 70's. Over the years, Tony formed a bond with many artists that would go on to become legendary. With the recent passing of Sylvain Sylvain of the New York Dolls, it's a good time to delve into this subject.

New York Rocks

Tony Mann was close to Sylvain and has many great stories to share about the history of the Dolls, Sylvain as a person, and much more. Tony also shares his experiences and friendship with the late, great Dee Dee Ramone. Of course, we couldn't do a New York rock episode without including KISS. In this discussion, Tony shares his memories of KISS' early days, how they fit into the scene, and personal interactions with the members of the band.

There's so much more to talk to Tony about in the future so, rest assured, he'll be returning in a future episode. Be sure to check out Tony's book Lost Rockers as well! We hope you enjoy New York Rocks with special guest Tony Mann and SHARE with a friend!

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Crime In Music 62: I'm George Michael and EEEK, a Mouse! Feb 02, 2021

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Born in jolly Ole England, he knew what he wanted to do from a young age. After meeting and befriending little Andy Ridgely in middle school, they start a ska band and eventually they land on the idea of a dynamic duo, Wham! Wham becomes an overnight sensation, gaining massive success on the Billboard Charts.

Wham becomes the 1st pop music group to tour modern China. He wins video music awards for his music videos that he's not even in.

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Colorado Music Experience: David Crosby Feb 02, 2021

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An early-1960s winter spent playing a coffeehouse on Boulder’s University Hill began a two-time Hall of Fame career.

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Audio Judo: Sting - The Soul Cages Feb 02, 2021

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On this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle dive right into the deeper meanings behind Stings 1991 album "The Soul Cages."

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Let It Roll: Gram Parsons' Disastrous Career Made Him a Legend Feb 02, 2021

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Host Nate Wilcox welcomes Gram Parsons biographer David N. Meyer to discuss Parsons' tragic life and innovative music. Nate and David discuss Gram's unique family circumstances, his beginnings as a teen rocker, transition to wannabe folkie, the International Submarine Band, the Byrds & Sweetheart of the Rodeo, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Emmylou Harris and Parson's tragic death.

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No Filler: Rewind - A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory Feb 02, 2021

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We pull from the No Filler vaults and take a listen to our first dive into hip hop with our episode on The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest. The group emerged from the Native Tongues in the early 90s, bringing with them positive-minded, Afrocentric lyrics and eclectic, unique & jazz-influenced beats. We also take a quick peek at the golden age of hip hop, focusing on New York's hip hop community in the mid to late 80s and early 90s, leading up to the rise of A Tribe Called Quest.

Tracklist:

A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got)
Stop the Violence Movement - Self Destruction
A Tribe Called Quest - Push It Along
A Tribe Called Quest - Excursion
A Tribe Called Quest - Butter
A Tribe Called Quest - Verses From The Abstract
A Tribe Called Quest - What?
Heatwave - Star Of The Story

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I'm In Love With That Song: Big Star - "The Ballad of El Goodo" Feb 01, 2021

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Sometimes, when times are tough and it seems like the world's against you, a song like this can keep you going. A stunning mix of jangling guitars, sparkling harmony vocals, and a heart-wrenching lead vocal by Alex Chilton, this is my favorite song from my favorite album by the band often referred to as "the greatest band you've never heard".

"The Ballad Of El Goodo" (Alex Chilton & Chris Bell) Copyright 1972 Ardent/Koala Music Inc/Birdees Music Corp./Irving Music Inc USA

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The Imbalanced History Of Rock And Roll: Birthday Twins #5 - November, 1950 - Rudy Sarzo/Graham Parker & Tina Weymouth/Steven Van Zandt Feb 01, 2021

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When two people are born on the same day in the same year, they're Birthday Twins! In this episode about those linked duos, we celebrate two sets, born four days apart in November, 1950!

11/18/50 - Rock Bassist Rudy Sarzo, and Rockin' Soul icon, Graham Parker were born. There's some "very interesting information" about these two, and their connection, in the first part of this episode!

11/20/50 - "Little Steven" Van Zandt and Talking Heads' Bassist, Tina Weymouth show how some people, born on separate coasts, can wind up being almost neighbors in Rock & Roll life!

Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!

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Highway Hi-Fi 90: Bagpipers at the Gates of Dawn Feb 01, 2021

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Bagpipes are a sonorous and ceaseless instrument. Almost comically so. The traditional Scottish Bagpipe is the loudest unamplified instrument known to man. Decibel levels range upwards of 110, which puts them far closer to thunderclaps and power tools than pianos and oboes. And if the deafening sound doesn’t get you, then the constancy of its noise certainly will. The chanter of a bagpipe is open, which means that once a piper has used the blow stick to fill the bag, the instrument cannot (and will not) be silenced until all the air is released. The spectacular implacable multi-dimensional soundscapes made by a stand of pipes are typically more unleashed than controlled. In fact, it requires technical playing to create an allusion of articulation and tone accents. In essence, the player bends to the will of the instrument, not the other way around...its the anti-Theremin. As James Reid, Bill Millin, and John Cale can all attest, the bagpipe is a fierce musical weapon. The power seems to be a tempting inclusion to engorge the depths of songcraft, yet, there have been so few popular musical artists who have attempted to integrate bagpipes into their songs. Even fewer used bagpipes on a regular basis.

In today’s episode, we are going to explore the tenuous relationship between the sack and the song. To find the brave souls who marched into the mainstream with nothing but pipes, pride, provocations, and piercing pandemonium. We are going to lift the kilt on one of the world’s most maligned and misunderstood music-makers. So, take a deep breath and blow as hard as you can, squeeze your bag tightly, finger your chanter nimbly, and don’t stop until you or your audience passes out….because we are startin’ to tartan. Today, bagpipes in popular music.

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The Hook Rocks! Van Halen I vs. Appetite For Destruction Feb 01, 2021

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When rock fans speak about great debut albums and the impact their music had on rock 'n' roll no two albums create a more passionate debate than these monster records. Van Halen's self titled debut which is full of big harmonies, shredding guitar, and infectious energy versus the sleaze and back alley grit of Guns 'N' Roses' Appetite For Destruction. Which album had more influence? Which one changed the game? I welcome Chris Preston from My Rock 'n' Roll Heaven to discuss! Please enjoy!

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