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History in Five Songs 42: The AC/DC Family Apr 15, 2020

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Martin goes over the tree of artists that are a part of The AC/DC Family in these five songs:

Rose Tattoo – “Remedy”
The Angels – “Night Comes Early”
Krokus – “Bad Boys, Rag Dolls”
Heaven – “Suck City”
Bullet – “One Way Ticket”

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

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Deeper Digs: Sex Pistols - The End is Near with Kevin Cummins Apr 14, 2020

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Christian sits down with Ex-NME photographer Kevin Cummins to discuss his new book, SEX PISTOLS: The End is Near 25.12.77.

On Christmas Day 1977, the Sex Pistols played their final UK gig. Kevin Cummins was the only professional photographer to document the event. He stood with the band onstage, captured the raw energy of the Sex Pistols at the top of their game. Just three weeks later, after a brief US tour, the band imploded.

By the end of 1977, the Sex Pistols had been banned from virtually every town in Britain. But at Ivanho's nightclub in Huddersfield they found a receptive audience. They played two charity gigs on Christmas Day, raising money for the families of striking firemen. The afternoon shift was for the kids, with expletives removed from lyrics and Christmas presents and cake given out - and paid for by the band. In the evening, with Kevin Cummins in their midst, the Sex Pistols thundered through their setlist. Forget the lurid headlines, the righteous outrage, this was the real Sex Pistols, playing from the heart.

Kevin Cummins is an internationally renowned British rock photographer, known for his collaborations with Mick Jagger, Ian Curtis, Morrissey, The Smiths, Bowie, Joy Division and more. He was chief photographer at the New Musical Express for ten years, then the world's biggest selling rock weekly. His portraits feature in the collections of The National Portrait Gallery and The V&A. Kevin has also published several critically acclaimed monographs on the artists with whom he has worked.

https://www.amazon.com/Sex-Pistols-End-Near-25-12-77/dp/1788840615/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16INIW2ZYDRNO&dchild=1&keywords=sex+pistols+the+end+is+near+25.12.77&qid=1586890055&sprefix=sex+pistols%3A+the+end+is%2Caps%2C206&sr=8-1

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No Filler: Pearl Jam - Ten Apr 14, 2020

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Thirty years later and rock fans are still at odds about what qualifies as "grunge" music. But despite Cobain's commentary on the band's underground cred (and their lack of sincerity with the flannel), few would argue Pearl Jam's grunge status and impact on the Seattle scene at the birth of the movement. In 1991, the year that grunge broke, Pearl Jam released their debut Ten just a month before Nevermind. With Mother Love Bone and Green River alumni Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard, Eddie Vedder's emotional vocal delivery made the album's dark themes of suicide, depression, and violence that much more impactful and powerful.

Tracklist

Pearl Jam - Alive
Pearl Jam - Why Go
Pearl Jam - Black
Pearl Jam - Garden
Echo & The Bunnymen - Do It Clean
Miserable - Gasoline
Stone Temple Pilots - Meatplow

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Let It Roll: The Women Who Built Berry Gordy's Motown Empire Apr 13, 2020

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Host Nate Wilcox welcomes back Susan Whitall to discuss her book “Women of Motown: An Oral History.” Nate and Susan talk about the competitive yet familial atmosphere nurtured by Motown patriarch Berry Gordy, the backstage rivalry between Diana Ross and virtually every other woman at Motown and much more.

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The Imbalanced History Of Rock And Roll: Marc Bolan - The Original Glam Dandy Apr 13, 2020

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Marc Bolan's life was glamorous and far too short. But, he changed the world of Rock And Roll by "Glam"-orizing his Dandy side in song. Bolan influences music, even today, decades after his tragic death. We take a look at his life and the incredible music he and T. Rex made. Join us for a journey into the life of The Original Glam Dandy.

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Dad Bod Rap Pod Ep. 113: J-Live and 38 Spesh Apr 11, 2020

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Leading off the show is a discussion between Demone and Nate on the towering legacy of the great Bill Withers, then thoughts on the recent hip-hop adjacent albums from Childish Gambino and Thundercat. After that we have a conversation with triple threat MC/DJ/Producer J-Live on his career with a focus on his more recent output. Next up is a conversation with MC/Producer 38 Spesh out of Rochester, NY who has released a slew of projects in recent years, including collaborations with Kool G Rap, Planet Asia, Che Noir, and more. Please follow, like, rate, or leave a review for the show if you like what you hear! Stay safe, everybody.

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The Career Musician Ep. 45: Modern Renaissance Man with Jack Piatt Apr 10, 2020

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What else can one say about Jack Piatt other than he truly has done it all! Or at least it appears that way! From the military to the board room, the night club to news desk, the sales field to the studio and so it goes as Jack tells us of his incredibly fun and some what nomadic adventures! Perhaps, the coolest part I've come to appreciate about Jack is his humility and ability to lift the vibe of any room he walks in to! He's a dot connector as he has demonstrated on this very episode by connecting me with the team over at Pantheon Podcast Network, but also brought me in to meet the team over at Jammcard who are literally changing the way Career Musicians connect for the betterment of our industry.

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Remembering John Prine Apr 10, 2020

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A remastered version of the show's John Prine episode from November 2018. Featured guest was comedian/writer George McAuliffe. RIP John Prine. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Almost Famous Minute 46: Ding Dongs in the Way Apr 10, 2020

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The forty-sixth minute starts with Russell getting electrocuted and ends with Marc Maron yelling at the band.

We are joined by guests CeCe Pleasants and David Forsythe.

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Twitter - @CeCePleasants

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Facebook page - Edge of Tomorrow Minute

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Highway Hi-Fi: Desert Island Recordings - Ready for the House by Jandek Apr 10, 2020

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Jandek’s first album, like most of his career, was made with aggressive alienation. Heralded as a master of American DIY, at no point during the first 25 years of his career did he seek attention, press, or notoriety outside his homemade music. No press kits. No live performances. No ambition or self-awareness. All interviews are summarily denied. Prolific in both his obscurity and output, Jandek would release 45 records (always 12’ full albums until CDs were available) between 1978 and 2006 under the Corwood Industries label. These would all be sold only via mail order from a Houston PO box. In that quarter century, there are only a handful of supposed interviews, which might be a misnomer because interview implies some transmission of pertinent information. He may have worked as a machinist. He may have had formal musical training. The unidentified man, who was Jandek, but only identified himself as representative of Corwood Industries.

If Tom Waits’ song “What’s He Building in There” was non-fiction, it would’ve been about Jandek.

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