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Latest Episodes:

History in Five Songs 56: The Motörhead Family Jul 22, 2020

Show notes

In episode 56 Martin talks about The Motörhead Family in these five songs:

The Damned – “Liar”
Saxon – “Freeway Mad”
Girlschool – “C’mon Let’s Go”
Tank – “Blood, Guts and Beer”
Warfare – “Electric Mayhem”

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

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Love That Album Ep. 136: 'Fairport Convention' with John Penhallow Jul 21, 2020

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The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles.

Then there's Fairport Convention.

Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast.

Fairport Convention assembled around 1966 and rehearsed in the same neighbourhood as another band of Muswell Hillbillies. The line-up has changed over the years, but the mission has always been to adapt folk music to a rock setting. Early on, they interpreted contemporary folk songwriters from North America like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. Before too long though, the band looked too their own history to make British folk music contemporary.

Bondi Cigars' guitarist Shane Pacey joins me once again, and we speak with John Penhallow, the first manager of Fairport Convention. John was there right at the very beginning due to his friendship with guitarist Simon Nicol. He played a large part in looking after the band on day-to-day business before Joe Boyd, so he regales us with stories from that period.

We speak about the early FC days, his work in archiving Sandy Denny's music, Cropredy, some band called The Ravens, and the late Judy Dyble. Beyond telling the story of a band, this is a great story about friendship and community. What other long running band still has ex-members regularly turn up to play with them?John was very generous with his time and memories. Shane and I are thankful for him making himself available.....on his birthday weekend at that!!! Also huge thanks to David Kelly for arranging this, and Mark Snowden for getting us to clarify a very important part of Fairport history.

Please explore Shane's music at both https://bondicigars.com/ and https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/

Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”).

Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all their great shows.

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If you’d consider writing an iTunes review we’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

Let It Roll: The Beatles As 'The End Of Rock & Roll'- What Have We Learned From Elijah Wald's Alternative History Of American Popular Music Jul 21, 2020

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Special guest scholar and musician Yuri Campbell returns to review the key lessons we learned from Nate’s discussion with Elijah Wald about his book “How the Beatles Destroyed Rock 'n' Roll: An Alternative History of American Popular Music”

Nate and Yuri evaluate Wald’s revisionist history of the evolution of popular music in the 20th century and his claim that Paul Whiteman was the Beatles of the 1920s or rather that the Beatles were the Paul Whiteman of the 1960s.

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Rock's Backpages Ep. 79: Loyd Grossman, Rock Critic + Brian May audio + (Dixie) Chicks Jul 21, 2020

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In this episode we are joined by self-professed "failed musician" and pasta-sauce mogul Loyd Grossman, OBE, to wax nostalgic about the most important years of his illustrious career: those he spent as a contributor to Fusion, Rolling Stone and other American music papers. Loyd reminisces very amusingly about seminal late '60s shows at the Boston tea party, before explaining how he moved to London and reinvented himself as a British national treasure on TV and in every kitchen in the country. He also recounts how he came to play guitar, three times a year, with Jethro Tull.

After a digression on the sad passing of Fairport Convention's original singer Judy Dyble, Loyd joins his hosts in hearing clips from a 1982 audio interview with Queen's Brian May in which that poodle-headed plank-spanker describes, among other things , working with David Bowie on the classic 'Under Pressure'. Barney drags Loyd into a discussion of the wrath heaped upon his compatriots the (Dixie) Chicks, whose new album Gaslighter affords the opportunity to examine the close links between country music and hyper-patriotism. Loyd turns out to be a country fan and gives a special thumbs-up to the Chicks' defiant 2006 song 'Not Ready To Make Nice'.

Mark brings the episode to the boil with remarks on new library pieces such as Lillian Roxon's 1966 review of James Brown at Madison Square Garden, Roy Carr's day out in Hyde Park in summer 1970 watching Pink Floyd and Kevin Ayers, and David Keeps meeting Madonna at the Hard Rock Café. Jasper's chosen pieces include Ian Penman on hip hop and John Calvert on OK Go…

Many thanks to special guest Loyd Grossman.

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

Pieces discussed: Bonzo Dog Band, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Queen's Brian May audio, (Dixie) Chicks, (Less Dixie) Chicks, (Least Dixie) Chicks, James Brown, Pink Floyd & Kevin Ayers, Mama Michelle, Archie Bell, Sex Pistols, Madonna, Anthony Wilson, High Llamas, Jackson Browne, Hip hop books and OK Go.

Performance Anxiety: Jack Bates of Smashing Pumpkins Jul 21, 2020

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Today’s episode features a legacy bassist who has earned his success. Jack Bates began his career playing in Peter Hook & The Light. Peter Hook is the bassist for both Joy Division & New Order. Jack is his son and his career has consisted of playing 3 hour shows ever since! He now plays bass for The Smashing Pumpkins. He tells us what it’s like to grow up playing bass when your dad is a legend on the instrument. He also discusses how he met Billy Corgan and how he began playing for the Pumpkins. Give him a follow on IG @jackbates_music, because he’s been going live once a week with his dad, and they’re hilarious together!

Follow us @PerformanceAnx. You know what else you gotta do. Subscribe, rate, review, & share.

And enjoy this theme song because Jack wrote it. Thanks Jack!

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

The Imbalanced History Of Rock And Roll: Chris Frantz of Talking Heads - Remain in Love Jul 20, 2020

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With a great new book from Chris Frantz, Co-Founder/Drummer of Talking Heads and The Tom Tom Club, called Remain In Love: Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, Tina, being released 7/20/20 by St. Martin's Press. We were able to read the book and speak with Chris about his book, life, love and more. Chris shares moments, stories and gratitude for his Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame life. One of the many beautiful aspects of Remain In Love is that it's a story with a happy ending. You can find Remain In Love at any bookseller including independent book stores. Be sure to follow Chris Frantz on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Here's a Youtube link to the Talking Heads concert from Rome 1980 which we discuss in the interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwWW742T0Wc

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

No Filler: 'Garage Rock Evolved'- Phantom Planet's Self-Titled Re-Invention Jul 20, 2020

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Phantom Planet was once most notably known as the group that sings that song from The O.C. (you know, the one that goes "California, here we come!"). But on their 2004 self-titled record, they traded in those melodic, poppy song structures for a more frenetic, fuzz-driven garage sound. We argue in this episode that this is perhaps one of the greatest garage rock records to come out of the early 2000s (certainly one of the most overlooked and under-appreciated), with its impassioned vocal performances, pummeling drums and bass, and guitar riffs that could punch through a wall.

Tracklist

Phantom Planet - Big Brat
Phantom Planet - Nobody's Fault
Phantom Planet - Jabberjaw
Phantom Planet - After Hours
Phantom Planet - You're Not Welcome Here
Phantom Planet - The Meantime
The Spirit of the Beehive - hypnic jerks
Arms of Tripoli - Edwards Edward

This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network.

Sample Excavator 09: Nile Rodgers - Part I Jul 19, 2020

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The finish line is in sight. We are finally at the first part of the two part finale to season one of Sample Excavator.

We are exploring the immense influence of Nile Rodgers in music for the finale. To do this, however, we first need to understand the entire history of 20th century music to understand the context of his sound. This episode will do just that, focusing on the history of music and specifically disco from 1968 to 1980. Next week will go from 1980 until today understanding how his sound shaped rock, hip-hop, pop, and EDM from 1980 until today. I'll release two playlists for this episode, one demonstrating the wide variety of Protodisco songs used by early club DJ's, and the second containing mainstream Disco songs spanning 1976-1979.

These playlists can be found on Apple Music and Spotify under 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.9 (Protodisco)' and 'Sample Excavator Episode 1.9 (Disco)'

Follow me on Twitter and Instagram @idigit1st

Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @SampleExcavator

Email the show TheSampleExcavator@gmail.com

Produced by Guy Tannenbaum

Theme song by David Ramos

Next week is the final episode of this season, finishing out the story of Nile Rodgers by exploring his continued influence in rock, pop, and EDM, with some classic Angelo ranting thrown in for good measure.

While season two won't be out for a few months, there is some special content coming your way in the off season, so stay tuned for that.

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Shout It Out Loudcast: Superunknown Jul 18, 2020

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On the 4th Bonus episode of Shout It Out Loudcast, Tom, Zeus & Hollywood review the 1994 Soundgarden classic album "Superunknown." This is SIOL's first "grunge" album review and the guys have various opinions on the era, the music and the album. Superunknown is Soundgarden's 4th studio album and the band's breakthrough album. A critical and commercial success, the album debuted at number 1 and was certified 5X Platinum. So stay off My Wave, grab some flannel and watch out for the Black Hole Sun or otherwise you will know why it Fell On Black Days!

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Goldmine: The Zombies' Colin Blunstone Jul 18, 2020

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The Zombies' frontman Colin Blunstone comes on the Goldmine Podcast to talk about three album reissues of the Zombies — the U.S. debut album, I Love You and R.I.P. That particular era of the '60s will be discussed, too, while focusing on (with samples of) hits and deep cuts. A really worthwhile episode for both British Invasion fans and music lovers alike.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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