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Rock's Backpages Ep. 56: Kris Needs on The Clash + Zigzag magazine + Politics & Pop Dec 14, 2019

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On the day after the UK's Tory landslide, Mark & Barney ask the legendary Kris Needs to look back at the legacy of ultimate agit-rockers the Clash on the 40th anniversary of their classic London Calling.

Needs reminisces about key music venue Friar's in Aylesbury and his involvement with (and subsequent stewardship of) Pete Frame's seminal ZigZag magazine. His hosts ask about Just a Shot Away, Part 1 of his memoir of the pivotal rock year of 1969, and then discuss his integral involvement with his mates Mick Jones, Joe Strummer and Paul Simonon. Spinning off from the Clash, the trio hear a brief audio clip of tireless politico Billy Bragg talking about the Tories in 1990 – and then discuss free RBP pieces on "revolutionary rock" and "the greening of Planet Pop".

Mark introduces the week's new audio interview, a 1989 conversation with the much-missed Kirsty MacColl. After we hear a clip of the singer talking to John Tobler about an unreleased album she made for Polydor, there's an appreciation of MacColl as a songwriter and all-round good egg (and, later, a clip of her talking about her timeless contribution to the Pogues' Yuletide classic 'Fairytale of New York').

Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the week's new library articles, including pieces on Chuck Berry playing live in Lewisham in 1965, Sweet playing the Rainbow in 1973, and Donna Summer riding the "dark horse" of disco in 1976…

Many thanks to special guest Kris Needs, whose new book Just a Shot Away: 1969 revisited is out now and published by New Haven.

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Depeche Mode with Kat Corbett Dec 13, 2019

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Radio personality Kat Corbett (KROQ, SiriusXM) joins Joe and Kristen to talk about post-punk synth goths and current inductees Depeche Mode. Also discussed in this episode is SiriusXM's Rock Hall channel, the impact of Kraftwerk, and Vince Clarke's other groups. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Muses Ep 120: Audrey and Hank Williams Dec 13, 2019

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This week we travel back in time to the 1940's & '50's where Hank Williams shook the world with a new sound dubbed 'Hillbilly Rock'

Hank may have had an incredible voice and song-writing skills like no other, but without the strong willed women who surrounded him the world may never have known. As a child it was his momager Lillie Stone pushing him to be all he could until he met the love of his life and muse for all of his songs, Audrey Mae Sheppard in 1943.

With Audrey by his side Hanks career skyrocketed. She booked the interviews, tours, created his rockabilly image, was involved in (and came up with the ideas for) all of Hanks business proposals and even joined the band onstage now and again. As Audrey once said "He was lucky with a God-given talent, and I was lucky with a few brains."

Career wise things couldn't have been better but behind the scenes things weren't as rosy. An alcoholic since he was just an early teen, Hanks addiction, and the mood swings that came from it had the couple in constant turmoil. Life certainly wasn't easy, but it did make for great songwriting material.

Research for this episode came from the book Still in Love with You: The Story of Hank and Audrey Williams by Dale Vinicur and Lycretia Williams (their daughter!).

Festival Nation Ep: 17: The Renaissance Faire and The Joust! Dec 12, 2019

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Today on 'Festival Nation' we head to Willington England in the time of Elizabeth the 1st and join the Northern California Renaissance Faire. The NorCal RenFaire is renowned for it's legendary full-contact joust. Spectators root for a country and their favorite knight. Today you'll meet Greg Hopla - owner of the World Tournament of Champions Knights of the Realm. You'll hear how Greg's love of snow skiing brought him to jousting, how he trained Olympic Skier Johnny Mosley in jousting for an upcoming episode of 'Jonny Mosley's Wildest Dreams' and why the Faire is still thriving and is so magical.

Music:

Derek Fiechter 'Ancient Legends' Black Wolf's Inn

The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll: Rock And Roll Roars into the Twenties Dec 12, 2019

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Ray And Markus take a quick look at 2019 in Rock And Roll and what we can look forward to in 2020. We were fortunate there was a plethora of great albums in 2019. Tool, Cage The Elephant, Rival Sons, Gary Clarke Jr., Marcus King Band, Raconteurs, Papa Roach, Foals as well as many others we weren't able to name. We also spoke about some music to look forward to in 2020 including Dirty Honey, AC/DC, Guns N Roses (Maybe/hopefully), Ozzy, The Struts, Them Crooked Vultures(fingers crossed!), The Foo Fighters and more. We expect to do a follow up or addendum and cover some of the music we left out of this particular discussion. Rock And Roll is NOT dead. It's very much alive and magnificent.

Highway Hi-Fi Ep. 63: Turntable Tutelage - How-To Records Dec 11, 2019

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In the middle of the century, a collective thirst for knowledge grew around the world. In these new space age times, people had neither the time nor patience for books, tutors, or apprenticeships. Instead they turned to the newest form of mass media for their learning needs...the vinyl record. The turntable allowed unlimited listens in the private and cozy confines of home making it the ideal vehicle for audio instruction.

As a result, there was a gigantic wave of how-to records, or educational records, produced. These discs were designed to help people learn how to become better. Better ventriloquists, better dancers, better pick-up artists, better mathematicians, and better duck callers. An age of self improvements, decades before YouTube. It gave people a sense of control and purpose in a world where so much was changing over which they had no influence, no power, and often no understanding. This combined with a wave of mass capitalist consumption made for the fertile conditions for the explosion of instructional discs.

Today, we discuss the wacky world of tutelage that are How-To Records.

Rock Candy Ep. 98: Eddie Money - Hot Bottoms on Telegraph Avenue Dec 11, 2019

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He is a man of charisma and talent that we lost only a few months ago. Eddie Money's music has the ability to bring a listener back to the most stereotypical of 80's proms. But he's much more than a few catchy tunes, he has a fascinating story and is someone who put in the work to get himself the success he had. A fun loving guy who was was more than happy to make friends and be kind to fans, everything led up to his tragic death this past September. Why not grab yourself a bottle of Two Tickets To Paradise from Crooked Stave and Maui Brewing Co to help us celebrate the life of this amazing rocker!

Make it Stop: Lil B - Green Flame with Zach Armentrout Dec 10, 2019

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Imma tell you like this whodie, if you're really about that pretty bitch shit, that gutta shit, that fifty, if you're still selling jerry and you know you're doin' numbers, 28 wit' a ladder, still on that FIGARO. If you're wet like wonton soup, if you look like Jesus, if you've got 50,000 bitches on your dick, if you're bitch mob task force all day, real pink bandana shit, KRIS HUMPHRIES.

If you know the BasedGod, you already know what it is. It's time for an episode on Lil B. The king of all memes. The BasedGod. Brandon McCartney. An unstoppably prolific enigma of an MC, Lil B has memed his way into the public spotlight again and again -- whether through his highly effective curses on NBA players, the various public beatings he's taken from fellow rappers, or his provocative album titles like "I'm Gay", Lil B captures the imaginations of the people.

Comedian Zach Armentrout, host of The Mendoza Line comedy show, joins us to discuss Green Flame, one of the eighteen mixtapes that Lil B released in 2012. In typical Lil B fashion it's lo-fi, dashed off, with seemingly no thought put into it, and yet somehow, someway, Mike is all about it. Listen as Zach and Heather try to reason with him to no avail.

History in Five Songs 24: Rick Rubin When It Mattered Dec 10, 2019

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Martin tells us of the history of Producer Rick Rubin When It Mattered in these five songs:

Slayer – “Postmortem”
The Cult – “King Contrary Man”
Masters of Reality – “The Candy Song"
Trouble – “The Wolf”
Danzig – “Snakes of Christ”

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

Deeper Digs in Rock: Iconic Rock Photographer Bob Gruen Dec 10, 2019

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The Rock N Roll Archaeologist digs back into the visual arts with iconic rock n roll photographer Bob Gruen!

Bobis one of the most famous rock-and-roll photographers of all time. For almost 50 years his images have appeared worldwide in every form—from T-shirts to postage stamps. He is the author of John Lennon: The New York Years, Rock Seen, and New York Dolls. He lives in New York City.

It’s been 25 years since the breakthrough album Dookie put punk rock pioneers Green Day on the musical map, and renowned photographer Bob Gruen has been taking photos of the band ever since. Green Day includes behind-the-scenes photos as well as concert images from their international tours, many of which are previously unpublished—along with photographs from their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2015 and in the recording studio. The book has the full support of the band, with quotes and commentary from Billie Joe Armstrong, Tré Cool, and Mike Dirnt throughout

.https://www.amazon.com/Green-Day-Photographs-Bob-Gruen/dp/1419734806/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=bob+gruen&qid=1575912881&s=books&sr=1-1

http://www.bobgruen.com/

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