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Latest Episodes:

History in Five Songs 12: 'Honorary' New Wave of British Heavy Metal Pt. 2: Not Even British! Sep 17, 2019

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In episode 12 Martin goes deeper with the “Honorary” New Wave of British Heavy Metal… Pt. 2 that aren't even British!

Riot – “Swords and Tequila”

Accept – “Restless and Wild”

Krokus – “Save Me”

Y&T – “Open Fire”

Manowar – “Hail to England”

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

Listen to all the great music podcasts over on Pantheon!

Let It Roll: Robert Johnson - Escaping the Delta Sep 16, 2019

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This week, Nate is joined by author Elijah Wald for a discussion of his book “Escaping the Delta: Robert Johnson and the Invention of the Blues” In this episode, Elijah explains his ground-breaking revisionist history of the blues, why Robert Johnson was virtually ignored by blues fans of his own era and how he emerged as a legend in the 1960's and beyond.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

No Filler: Yes's Fragile and the Origins of Progressive Rock Sep 15, 2019

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On this week's episode we finally shake ourselves out of the shoegaze daze and pay homage to one of the greatest rock records of all time: 1971's Fragile by progressive rock pioneers, Yes. Before we dive in, we explore two groups that laid the groundwork for the genre and proved to the music world that rock and roll had a lot more to say beyond the 12 bar love song, Days of Future Past by The Moody Blues andThe Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack by The Nice. This is a music-heavy episode, with lots of clips from the record that you may have missed if you only tuned in for the singles. Let's take a listen and hear what made Fragile such an iconic record, with its complex melodies and arrangements that only a group like Yes could deliver.

Woodstock Nation Ep. 11: Dave Matthews Band Sep 14, 2019

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Today we check out the Dave Matthews Band. They are hot on the summer tour and Host Marla Davies did a mini tour to Lake Tahoe and Sacramento to see the ultimate Jam Band. Lots of memories and stories are shared. We also check in with Danielle Maderia - VP of Special Events at Another Planet Entertainment in San Francisco who is a promoter and Dave fan! DMB has tons of festival history from the Horde Tours to Woodstock 99 to Farm Aid and together we go down the fun festival road.

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Song: Dave Matthews Band - live Central Park NYC, 2003 - 'Dancing Nancies'

Almost Famous Minute 6: Grant me the serenity, blah blah blah Sep 13, 2019

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The sixth minute starts with Elaine and Anita continuing their argument and ends with the end of the argument by Anita leaving and William repeating her by saying "feck".

We are joined by guest Rory Spence. Find him here:

The Doghair Network where you can find the podcast Doghair Presents!

Twitter - @RoryMSpence

We are joined by co-host Aaron Stark. Find him here:

Twitter - @StarkAuthor and @StarkDad1313

Facebook group - YouAreNotAlone

YouTube - Aaron Stark

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!

There will be a one week break before we come back with Minute 7 on September 23rd. See you then!

Show links:

Twitter - @AlmostFamousMin

Facebook group - Band-Aids Listener's Society

Facebook page - Almost Famous Minute

Instagram - AlmostFamousMin

Merch - TeePublic

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Weezer with Conor Sullivan Sep 13, 2019

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Writer and dear friend of the hosts Conor Sullivan joins Joe and Kristen to talk about the Rock Hall merits of the newly-eligible band Weezer. Also discussed in this episode are the "Rock Against Bush" albums, being a college kid who likes Tom Waits, and the Angus soundtrack. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

The Career Musician Ep. 27: A Song Without Words with Wayne Linsey Sep 12, 2019

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https://www.waynelinseymusic.com/

The consummate musician, producer, arranger, songwriter and artist in his own right, Wayne Linsey’s list of credits reads like a who’s who in contemporary music. Legendary names like Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder are among the plethora of artists with whom the L.A.-based maestro has worked on stage and in the recording studio. Super producers like Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds and hitmakers like Whitney Houston and Earth, Wind & Fire always call Wayne to work on their projects; as a touring musician, Wayne spent many years with the ever-popular band Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, lending his distinctive and soulful touch as the primary keyboardist to the group’s energetic live show. While he maintains a non-stop schedule of touring and studio work, Wayne’s focus in 2009 is his first solo project: “As a professional, I’ve been blessed to work with every artist of my dreams. I also see the purpose of my gift to provoke thought and enjoyment through my own music.” In keeping with an array of personal musical influences – which include Duke Ellington, Parliament, Oscar Peterson, Donny Hathaway, Wonder, Beverly and Davis – Wayne’s new project runs the gamut from jazz and R&B to world music and rap: “The album is not based on one dimension stylistically,” he notes. “Diversity is important to me. There’s enough material on the CD for the smooth jazz market: as an instrumentalist, that can be your only outlet for radio. But I didn’t approach this album the way the industry usually does by favoring one musical style…” As a multi-talented instrumentalist, Wayne plays keyboards, guitar, bass and drums on the record; special guest players include trombonist Fred Wesley, Bobby Brown, Michael ‘Patches’ Stewart on trumpet, saxophonist Kenny Garrett, drummer Teddy Campbell., Kevin Ricard on percussion, Hiram Bullock, Paul Jackson Jr., John “Jubu” Smith & Tariqh Akoni on guitars and vocalists Leon Ware, Louis Price Jr., Lamont Van Hook, Sy Smith and Wayne’s former wife, artist in her own right, Lynne Fiddmont, among others. Incorporating funky grooves, soulful slow jams and pieces with topical lyrical messages and including “Bookendz,” a tune originally commissioned by Miles Davis which appears on his live recordings as “Wayne’s Tune,” Wayne’s new CD, “A Song Without Words,” reflects the broad spectrum of music he’s mastered since his early days studying at Washington DC’s Howard University. Since that time, Wayne’s musical dexterity has brought increased work in the television and film area: he contributed to Robert Townsend’s popular “Five Heartbeats” movie, worked on “Motown Live” & “Fame” with longtime friend Ricky Minor and in 2003, created music for the Fox network’s “Cedric The Entertainer” show, and can be seen regularly on this season’s “American Idol” as a member of “The Rickey Minor Band”. Asked on a regular basis to perform at music industry veteran Clive Davis’ famed pre-Grammy party, Wayne has also played on the BET Awards, The Essence Awards, The NAACP Image Awards, The Grammys, The Billboard Awards, “The UNCF An Evening of Stars” where he was featured with Nancy Wilson. Wayne was also called on to fill the piano shoes of the late “Ray Charles” in the television tribute “Genius – A Night For Ray”.

https://www.waynelinseymusic.com/

https://www.facebook.com/wlinsey1

https://www.instagram.com/waynelinsey/

Almost Famous Minute 5: A Wannabe Chicken Sep 11, 2019

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The fifth minute starts with Anita entering the house and ends with Elaine and Anita arguing about Simon & Garfunkel and butter & sugar.

We are joined by guest Rory Spence. Find him here:

The Doghair Network where you can find the podcast Doghair Presents!

Twitter - @RoryMSpence

We are joined by co-host Aaron Stark. Find him here:

Twitter - @StarkAuthor and @StarkDad1313

Facebook group - YouAreNotAlone

YouTube - Aaron Stark

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts at www.pantheonpodcasts.com. Listen to all the other great Rock and Roll podcasts there!

Show links:

Twitter - @AlmostFamousMin

Facebook group - Band-Aids Listener's Society

Facebook page - Almost Famous Minute

Instagram - AlmostFamousMin

Merch - TeePublic

Rock Candy Ep. 85: Enya - Leggo My Eggo Flow Sep 11, 2019

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This week we class it up with this New Age lady. Enya is best known around the world for her few singles to hit the Pure Moods compilations as well as her songs for The Lord of the Rings soundtrack. But we need to give her more credit than that, as she is the best selling solo artist in Ireland and has even given U2 a run for their money. All this despite the fact that she rarely gives interviews and doesn't tour, Enya just lets the music speak for itself.

This episode we go through the events of her life that lead her to the level of fame she's reached today, and even manage to get some Irish history in the mix. We tried our best to keep it mature and classy for this episode, how do you think we faired?

Well, the Euphoric Trip Sour NEIPA from Beer Tree Brew Co certainly wasn't helping, but the can matched the mood, so pick some up when you give it a listen!

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History in Five Songs: 'Honorary' New Wave of British Heavy Metal Sep 11, 2019

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In episode 11 Martin goes deeper with the 'Honorary' New Wave of British Heavy Metal in these Five Songs:

Motorhead – “Poison”

Judas Priest – “Steeler”

Gillan – “Higher and Higher”

Ozzy Osbourne – “You Looking at Me Looking at You”

Budgie – “Secrets in My Head”

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

Listen to all the great music podcasts over on Pantheon!

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