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Latest Episodes:

Rock's Backpages Ep.87: Jez Butterworth on the Band + Dolly Parton + Perry Farrell Nov 17, 2020

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In this episode we welcome acclaimed playwright Jez (Jerusalem) Butterworth into RBP's virtual cupboard to talk mainly about The Band – but also about Dolly Parton and other musical tastes shared with hosts Mark, Barney & Jasper.

Barney gets the ball rolling by asking Jez how an early '90s conversation with Malcolm McLaren led to his first play Mojo – and how music has long played a part in his work. A Butterworth screenplay based on John Niven's peerless novella Music from Big Pink prompts discussion of The Band, taking in clips from Barney's 1991 audio interview with Al Aronowitz, the New York Post writer who first visited Big Pink to report on Bob Dylan's former backing group.

A tangent takes the episode into the terrain of Jerusalem, not to mention Brexit and the rural vs. urban polarisation exemplified by the U.S. presidential elections (still bitterly undecided at the time this episode was recorded). A neat segue leads to a deep appreciation of Dolly Parton, about to publish her autobiography Storyteller. An early Parton interview on RBP's home page provides a perfect springboard for consideration of her unique voice, her politics (or lack thereof), and her cosmetic augmentations.

There's no easy pivoting from Parton to Perry Farrell: suffice to say that – in 1996 audio clips about his Lollapalooza festival and the "spirits" of heroin and cocaine – the former Jane's Addiction and current Porno for Pyros frontman is barmy, brilliant and typically engaging.

Last but far from least, Mark talks us through his personal highlights from the week's new intake of great interviews and reviews from the golden age(s) of music journalism – including the Daily Express' Ivor Davis dropping in on John Lennon during his "lost" L.A. weekend in 1973, the Village Voice's Richard Goldstein on the "meaning" of Bette Midler in 1975, NME's Paul Morley coaxing quotes out of Joy Division's Ian Curtis in 1979… and that same rag's Steven Wells lambasting pale and uninteresting Velvet Underground devotees in 1993. Jasper takes us out with quotes from a fabulous early interview with Ms. Amy Winehouse…

Many thanks to special guest Jez Butterworth.

The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

Pieces discussed: The Band, Bob Dylan, Al Aronowitz audio, Dolly Parton, Dollier Parton, Dolliest Parton, Perry Farrell audio, Bob Dylan & the Hawks, Steve Winwood, John Lennon, Bette Midler, Manchester bands, Luther Vandross, Velvet Underground, Public Enemy, Amy Winehouse and Baron Wolman.

Audio Judo: Barenaked Ladies - Stunt Nov 17, 2020

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It's been two weeks since the last episode, but on this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle are talking about the Barenaked Ladies 1998 album 'Stunt.'

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Check out the Barenaked Ladies through a Google search on your own time. If you want to listen to 'Stunt,' give it a go here:

Apple Music: https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/stunt-20th-anniversary-edition/1391133783?mt=1&app=music

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0DuFDnZcj7B4R0Jik1aDmY?si=Mj3Hz4qzQ6q33jhDO2uEKw

Let It Roll: ICYMI - Brian Jones and the Making of the Rolling Stones Nov 17, 2020

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In this 'In Case You Missed It' edition of Let It Roll, we reprise one of the highlights of our 2nd season.

Paul and Nate discuss the achievements and tragedy of Brian Jones, his vision for the Rolling Stones, his partnership and rivalry with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, his relationship with Anita Pallenberg and much more.

This show is a part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

The Story Song Podcast: Her Town Too by James Taylor (with J.D. Souther) Nov 17, 2020

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Who’s come to call? Maybe the friend of a friend of a friend? Or is it your friends at THE STORY SONG PODCAST? Join your hosts for their review of the 1981 soft-rock classic, “Her Town Too” by legendary singer-songwriter, James Taylor (with J.D. Souther). Welcome to a place where everyone can see you fall. Who gets the house? Who gets the garden? Does James Taylor have a blacksmith shop in this town? Find out the answer to these questions and many other RUMOURS! Someone said, someone said, something ‘bout a great song. It used to be her town, but this is everyone’s episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST.

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

“Her Town Too” by James Taylor with J.D. Souther (from the album Dad Loves His Work) is available on Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music.

No Filler: The Stills - Logic Will Break Your Heart Nov 17, 2020

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We've said it before, and we'll probably say it again: the early 00's marked the beginning of our journey as music lovers. And this is right about the time garage rock and the post-punk revival started to really take off. The Stills is just another of the countless "The" bands that hit the scene around that time, but there's just something about their debut record Logic Will Break Your Heart that stands out amongst the rest. It's dark and clever lyrics pair perfectly with the always clean, angular guitar work reminiscent of Interpol and Joy Division with catchy riffs and hooks aplenty.

This show is a part of The Pantheon Podcast Network.

The Imbalanced History Of Rock And Roll: The Seattle Syndrome Nov 16, 2020

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Up until the mid to late 1980's most of the world didn't care about the Seattle music scene. Bands like The Ventures, Metal Church, Queensryche, The U-Men, The Mentors and The Sonics all made some noise. Until Green River, Malfunkshun and Soundgarden formed, people elsewhere weren't really noticing the music in Seattle. These bands opened a door that so many others rocked through until Nirvana blew the door wide open. The Seattle vibe/energy is discussed throughout the episode as we talk about The Seattle Syndrome. If you would like more information about the wonderful Seattle music history, read the book, "LOSER" by Clark Humphrey. Mark Yarm's, "Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge" is another great read about Seattle's Rock and Roll History. So many great bands and so much excellent music to discuss.

Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery AND One CBD for their support of the podcast!

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

I'm In Love With That Song: Fleetwood Mac - 'The Green Manalishi (with the Two-Prong Crown)' Nov 16, 2020

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There's never been any shortage of drama with Fleetwood Mac... long before the soap opera of Rumours, there was the psychodrama of Peter Green (and Jeremy Spencer, and Danny Kirwan...). The saga of how Peter Green-- one of the brightest guitarists to come out of '60's Britain, right up there with Clapton/Beck/Page-- was lost to a drug-fueled spiritual black hole is one of the great "if only..." tales in Rock History. When he passed away in July 2020, I knew it was time to tackle a Green-era Mac classic... I just had to gin up the courage to revisit the nightmare that awaits in "The Green Manalishi (with the Two-Prong Crown)"

"The Green Manalishi (with the Two-Prong Crown" (Peter Green) Copyright 1970 Palan Music Publishing Ltd.

-- This show is one of the many great podcasts on the Pantheon Podcasts network. Check 'em all out!

Goldmine: Vinyl Moon - the unique vinyl record subscription service Nov 14, 2020

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Brandon Bogajewicz, the owner of the vinyl record subscription service Vinyl Moon (vinylmoon.co), explains how he curates each vinyl record compilation to make Vinyl Moon the most unique monthly vinyl membership around.

The show is a part of The Pantheon Podcast Network.

Long May You Young 26: Danny Kortchmar Nov 14, 2020

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The one and only Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar talks to us about Landing On Water and other great stories!

Everyone make sure to check out Danny's current band, The Immediate Family, and their newest release, Slippin' And Slidin' - streaming everywhere now!

Long May You Young is a proud member of Pantheon Podcasts.

What Difference Does It Make: Strum and Thrum - The American Jangle Underground 1983-1987 Nov 14, 2020

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What Difference Does It Make celebrates the release of Strum and Thrum by talking with members of the Bangtails, The Ferrets, Great Plains, and The Darrows as well as Captured Tracks label head, Mike Sniper. The Strum & Thrum compilation includes an 80+ page booklet with an extensive oral history of the ‘80s indie scene and tons of archival images and ephemera. If you're wondering what "strum and thrum" means well so are most of the bands on this compilation. All we can say is that if you loved college rock from the 80s, this might just be the music you never knew you loved.

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