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Muses Ep. 127: Interview with Pleasant Gehman Part II Mar 19, 2020

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Muses first interview waaaaay back in Episode 23 was with this incredible woman and when we recently went to LA we of course had to do round 2 with the Princess of Hollywood!

Pleasant Gehman does it all. She's a bellydancer known as Princess Farhana, tarot reader, writer, actress, musician and alternative healer. In episode 23 she shared some of her LA punk stories, hanging with The Germs, being kidnapped byIggy Pop, and living at the LA punk house Disgraceland.

This time around Pleasant shares tales from her time in NYC with Lydia Lunch, what it was like to go on a date with The Cramps guitarist Bryan Gregory, and tales from her own wild days fronting not one, but 2 bands, The Screamin' Sirens and Honk if Your Horny!

For those in LA, make sure to check out Pleasant's art show, Paper, Scissors, Rock: Forty Years of Fanzines & Flyers. Opening April 3rd at the Burgundy Room through to April 16th!

Make sure to also follow Pleasant on instagram @princessofhollywood for updates on her upcoming fellow Pantheon Network Podcast, The Devil's Music!

Festival Nation EP. 5: Coronavirus Causes Cancellations Mar 19, 2020

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Host Marla Davies tackles the difficult discussion of the Coronavirus COVID-19 and how it's turning the Festival World upside down and inside out. The words postpone, reschedule and cancel have suddenly become commonplace as SXSW, Coachella, Stagecoach, Skull & Roses, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage, Bonnaroo and Glastonbury as all accept the pandemic and the need to make schedule changes. These are strange days indeed! Today on 'Festival Nation' we hear from Christian Swain, CEO of the Pantheon Podcast Network and Host of the Rock and Roll Archeology Podcast and Long-Time Publicist of the Grateful Dead, Dennis McNally.

@pantheonpods @festivalnationpodcast @SXSW @Coachella @StageCoach @Skull&Roses @ jazzfest @bonnaroo @glastonbury @nationfestival

Since publishing this episode Bottle Rock has also postponed it's Memorial Day Festival to the weekend of October 2-4 @bottlerocknapa

Thanks for your support - please reach out and share your favorite Festival memories at festivalnationpodcast@gmail.com or on social @festivalnationpodcast or @nationfestival. In the time being, let's remember the good times together. #weareeverywhere

Peace and stay well, Marla

Rock Candy Ep. 110: A Bad Babe Playlist - Tampons In Space Mar 19, 2020

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We go full raunchy, angry women in this episode. It's still hard out here for a chick and we need some solid jams to get through it all. Could it be the never ending fight for equal pay or the fight for the last roll of toilet paper that's cheesed our grits this week? During trying times such as these, we find music helps us get through and decided that creating a playlist full of tunes to empower all you ladies out there is exactly what's needed. We run the gamut of genres to showcase a variety of amazingly talented women. From punk, to hip hop, to adult contemporary, we got you covered!

Want to support your favorite beer drinkin’ babes? Check out our Patreon!

Listen to all the great podcasts over on the Pantheon Network!

History in Five Songs 38: Second Wave Heavy Metal - European Division Mar 18, 2020

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In this episode 38, Martin dishes the Second Wave of Heavy Metal: European Division in these five songs:

UFO – “Mother Mary”
Rainbow – “Run with the Wolf”
Thin Lizzy – “Emerald”
Scorpions – “Steamrock Fever”
Judas Priest – “Running Wild”

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

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Make it Stop: March Badness Semi Finals Episode 1 - Pitbull vs. Nickelback Mar 18, 2020

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As podcasters we are the first line of defense against boredom in these unbearably trying times. As such we here at Make It Stop are *pleased* to bring you Part One of the March Badness Semi-Finals. This round pits Nickelback's 2014 post-butt experiment No Fixed Address against #1 seed Pitbull's 2014 album, which is literally called Globalization. Make It Stop mainstay Brandon Vallee jumps into the fray with Heather and Mike to tackle the nearly impossible task of determining which of these albums is worse. It's the closest match of the tournament thus far. Who will reign supreme!? Tune in to find out!

Part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

The Imbalanced History Of Rock And Roll: The Music of Laurel Canyon in the 60's Mar 17, 2020

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With Folk going Electric thanks to Roger McGuinn and the Byrds, the Beach Boys, Joni Mitchell, Frank Zappa, Buffalo Springfield and all of the other musicians and artists that lived in Laurel Canyon, there was a lot of magic being created. This time period gave birth to so much music and was such a great response to The British Invasion. Dig in and enjoy the lifestyle, the inspirations, the sounds and the magic in Laurel Canyon. The Documentary, Echo In The Canyon, hosted by Jakob Dylan, highlights the impact of that time period in Rock And Roll as well as it's significance to music, culture and art. This episode was completely inspired by seeing the documentary, Echo In The Canyon, on Netflix.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

No Filler: Psychedelic, Shimmering, Heavy - Smashing Pumpkin's Gish Mar 17, 2020

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Just a few months before grunge took over the 90s, Smashing Pumpkins were carving out their own space in rock music with an album that perfectly bridged the alt-rock and post-punk sounds of the 80s with the heavy shift that was just around the corner. On this episode we talk Pumpkins' debut album Gish, and discuss the album's perfect blend of psychedelic, shoegaze, and hard rock fuzz, with Billy Corgan's sweet and sour vocal delivery tying it all together. Meticulously crafted in the studio by an obsessive Corgan and masterfully produced by Butch Vig just months before Nevermind, this album is a perfect example of rock's transition into the 90s, and a taste of where Corgan would take the band's unique sound throughout the decade.

Tracklist

Smashing Pumpkins - Rhinoceros
Smashing Pumpkins - Bury Me
Smashing Pumpkins - Crush
Smashing Pumpkins - Daydream
Altın Gün - Yolcu
Whitest Boy Alive - Serious
Smashing Pumpkins - I Am One

This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network.

Let It Roll: Irving Berlin Defined American Music Mar 16, 2020

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Nate welcomes author James Kaplan to discuss his book “Irving Berlin: New York Genius.” James tells Nate about the legendary song-writer’s 50 year career from “Alexander’s Rag-Time Band” to "Annie Get Your Gun."

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Rock's Backpages Ep. 66: Remembering Charlie Gillett + Johnnie Allan Audio Mar 16, 2020

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In this week's episode, RBP's self-styled "power trio" pay tribute to the late Charlie Gillett, without whose seminal 1970 book The Sound Of The City Rock's Backpages probably wouldn't exist. It is a decade since we lost Charlie – one of the first RBP writers to come on board, back in 2000 – so we wanted to do justice to the enduring influence of The Sound, as well as to his wonderful "Honky Tonk" radio show, his Oval Records label and his passionate championing of African and other "world" music genres.

Two clips from Bill Brewster's 1999 audio interview with Charlie prompt reflection and reminiscence from Mark & Barney, as does a Record Mirror piece in which Charlie describes the infamous 1970 press junket that took 134 UK rock journalists to New York to watch the little-known Brinsley Schwarz play Bill Graham's Fillmore East.

From there, we segue neatly into a clip from Cliff White's 1978 audio interview with Cajun "swamp-pop" star Johnnie Allan, whose immortal 1971 cover of Chuck Berry's 'Promised Land' – featured on Charlie's 1974 compilation Another Saturday Night – made Oval Records beloved of a generation of rootsy UK pub rockers. Mark, Barney & Jasper wax lyrical about the wonders of 'Promised Land', and about Cajun music in general, before Mark guides through his weekly library highlights. Among the latter are pieces about "Peter No-One" of Herman's Hermits, tenor legend Stan Getz and 'Cuddly Toy' boy Roachford. Jasper finishes things off with closing remarks about pieces on Missy Elliott and Clean Bandit.

Pieces discussed: Charlie Gillett audio, Charlie Gillett, Tributes to Charlie, 'World' music, Paul Hardcastle, Brinsley Schwarz, The Promised Land, Johnnie Allan audio, Herman's Hermits, Gene Clark, Byron Ferrari, Stan Getz, Digital recording, Eddy Grant, Roachford, Mötley Crüe, John Oswald, Missy Elliott, Clean Bandit and Jack White.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

I'm In Love With That Song: Billy Squier - 'Lonely Is The Night' Mar 15, 2020

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It Came From Boston (Vol. 2): Local boy from Wellesley, MA pays his dues in & around Boston and New York; eventually becomes a solo artist and strikes gold on his 2nd solo album, Don't Say No. "Lonely Is The Night" was the 2nd single and my favorite track from the album, so let's have a listen to this classic track from the early '80's.

"Lonely Is The Night" (Billy Squier) Copyright 1981 Songs Of The Knight

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