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Latest Episodes:

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: The J. Geils Band with Mike Scully Aug 09, 2019

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Writer/producer Mike Scully (The Simpsons) joins Joe and Kristen to talk about one his favorite groups and frequent Rock Hall nominee, The J. Geils Band. Also discussed in this episode is the laborious induction of the E-Street Band, the merits of Tommy James and the Shondells, and Mike's experience writing and producing the most rock-centric episode of The Simpsons.

Woodstock Nation Ep 7: The Song Woodstock and the Bands That Didn't Play the Festival Aug 08, 2019

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Host Marla Davies explores different interpretations of the song 'Woodstock' - written by Joni Mitchell and made popular by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

We also look at some of the bands that turned down the opportunity to play Woodstock including Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Jethro Tull, The Doors, Chicago and The Rolling Stones.

Songs:

Joni Mitchell 'Woodstock' live at the BBC October 9, 1970

David Crosby, Snarky Puppy, Becca Stevens, Michelle Willis 'Woodstock' live in 2016

Crosby, Still, Nash and Young 'Woodstock' live at the Fillmore East, NY June 6, 1970

Thanks to my good friend and former Bay Area Radio DJ Lori Z and my dog Stella for adding to this week's podcast.

Rock Candy Ep. 80: Bad Country Babes - Truck Talk Aug 07, 2019

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This week we shake things up like the two main artists we talk about. Country music has always had some strict rules, especially when it came to the behavior of women. But we've had the pleasure of seeing some ladies not taking it and defying the standard set out for them. Like Loretta Lynn before them, both Dixie Chicks and Kacey Musgraves sing their truths no matter how many try to muffle their voices. And none of them are strangers to controversy, either, always taking the high road in their opinions on political and social matters.

So why not grab a traveling companion in Connecticut Valley Brewing's Cross Country for a journey with these bad babes of country music!

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History in Five Songs: Proto-Metal Part 1 Aug 06, 2019

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Part 1 of the history of Proto-Metal in these Five Songs:

Johnny Burnette Trio – Train Kept A Rollin’

Dick Dale and his Del-Tones – Miserlou Twist

The Kinks – You Really Got Me

Jimi Hendrix Experience – Purple Haze

Cream – Sunshine of Your Love

This is the show that aims to make grand and often oddball hard rock and heavy metal points through a narrative built upon the tiny idea of a quintet of songs. Buttressed with illustrative clips, Martin argues quickly and succinctly why these songs—and the specific sections of these tracks—support his mad professor premise, from the wobbly invention of an “American” heavy metal, to the influence of Led Zeppelin in hair metal or to more succinct topics like tapping and twin leads.

The songs serve as bricks, but Martin slathers plenty of mortar. At the end, hopefully he has sturdy house in which this week’s theory can reside unbothered by the elements.

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

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The Band: A History - The Brown Album Aug 04, 2019

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While The Band had critical success on their first studio effort 1968's "Music From Big Pink" they didn't waste anytime before getting back into the studio to make their follow up. The Band was now respected in their own right apart from Ronnie Hawkins and Bob Dylan. They had the support of a growing fanbase, critics and most importantly musicians like George Harrison and Eric Clapton.

However, while The Band were enjoying the frills of a now more luxurious lifestyle that didn't impede on their music making. Their self-titled second album, later referred to as "The Brown Album" pushed them even further in the music cultural zeitgeist. The approach similar to what they had done with their first album. This time holing themselves up into a homemade studio in the Hollywood Hills as opposed to the mountain wilderness of the Catskills in upstate New York.

The Brown album went on to produce some of The Band's most well known songs like "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", "Rag Mamma Rag", "Whispering Pines" and "King Harvest (Has Surely Come" and further cemented their influence in the creation of the Americana genre of back to basics. Their sophomore album was also their own unique commentary on America from the perspective of the now increasingly forgotten peoples: the farmers, the truck drivers and even the drunkards!

Moreover, The Band began to play live again for the first time in years, taking part in some of the most important festivals in music history like: the Toronto Pop Festival, Woodstock and Isle of Wight all in 1969. While also playing historic stints at Bill Graham's Winterland in San Fransisco and Fillmore East in New York. The Band was nearing the peak, their reach was growing, their influence looming large and they were able to make the music they had yearned to create for over a decade.

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Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: De La Soul with Oliver Wang Aug 02, 2019

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Culture writer, author, and podcast host Oliver Wang (Heat Rocks podcast) joins Joe and Kristen to talk about the potential Rock Hall future of groundbreaking hip-hop trio De La Soul. Also discussed in this episode is the PBS documentary Soundbreaking, Oliver's music writing beginnings on online newsgroups, and Kristen's passionate hatred for skits on rap albums.

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The Career Musician Ep. 23: Rise Up and Compose with Elvin Ross Aug 01, 2019

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Elvin Ross, an award winning composer, owner and executive producer of E. Ross Studios, is well known and widely respected in the television and music industries. For the last twenty years he has composed music for a number of Tyler Perry’s stage plays, television series and films such as Diary Of A Mad Black Woman, Madea’s Family Reunion, House of Payne and The Haves and The Have Nots, and many many others. He is currently the weekly composer for Tyler Perry’s Too Close To Home (TLC) and just completed Boo! A Madea Halloween set to be released in theatres this October. His credits also include serving as Creator and Executive Producer of the television award winning Gospel Dream Talent Search as seen on BET and GMC.

As Ross now adds filmmaker to his resumé, he makes his directorial debut with the thought provoking, compelling and inspirational documentary, Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home Without Shackles. Simply put –this riveting film depicts life of the African man, woman and child prior to their horrific enslavement and one man’s determination to be free if only in heart. The film also depicts the renaming of James Island (holding quarters for slaves) to Kuntah Kinteh Island, which honors the legacy of Kuntah Kinteh. Filmed in The Gambia, West Africa, Kunta Kinteh Island features Ben Vereen and The Kinteh Family.

Ross takes great pride in creating films that educate, inspire and encourage people to engage with stories in ways they haven’t before.

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EP. 06: Miss Pamela's Pajama Party with Mike Stinson Aug 01, 2019

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Miss Pamela is visited by her former boyfriend American singer-songwriter and musician Mike Stinson. A native of Virginia, Mike Stinson moved to Los Angeles in 1991. Inspired by the country rock of Gram Parsons, as well as more traditional country artists such as Johnny Cash and George Jones, he began to write songs and eventually formed his own band.

Kick back with Mike on the couch as he plays a private show for Miss Pamela and for you, including this great setlist:

Draw the LineLate Great Golden StateCounting my Lucky StarsLove Came to MeBox I Take to WorkYou Don't Get Nothing DoneBeauty Queen Eyes

Despite her infamy as “the World’s Most Famous Groupie” or “Queen of the Groupies,” Pamela Des Barres has many other facets, fascinations and unique talents. Known mostly for her heady dalliances and friendships with classic rock’s elite dandies in the 60s and 70s, she presciently kept copious diaries about those madcap revolutionary days and nights. Pamela has written four books, I’m With the Band, Take Another Little Piece of My Heart, (autobiographies) Rock Bottom: Dark Moments in Music Babylon, and most recently, Let’s Spend the Night Together: Backstage Secrets of Rock Muses and Supergroupies.

She has been teaching ongoing women’s writing workshops in Los Angeles and all over the country for twelve years, inspiring like-minded dolls to share their desire, stories and ideas in a totally safe environment. She calls these writing parties “Groupie Therapy.” And as an ordained minister, Pamela performs unique one-of-a-kind rock & roll weddings!

For more on Miss Pamela including her writings, appearances and more visit: https://pameladesbarres.net

Rock Candy Ep 79: One Hit Wonders - Ten CDs For A Penny Jul 31, 2019

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One hit wonders are the backbone of the world of music. They are random moments of good fortune for an artist who has been trying to make it into the music biz for what seems like forever. Some are content with their 15 minutes of fame while others bemoan the song that made them famous. This week we give you our top 10 one hit wonders and manage to mention at least double that in what we call "wonderception". Some you may love yourself and others you may have forgotten. So sit tight with a can of Falco from Evil Twin Brewing to bask in these songs that helped shape music as we know it!

Festival Nation Ep. 6: Woodstock 50th Anniversary Box Set Jul 31, 2019

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Our Host Marla Davies talks to Woodstock Nation, the documentary, Executive Producer Dan Nelson about the release of the Woodstock 50th Anniversary Box Set which includes the 3 DVD Set of the 40th Anniversary Woodstock Concert in 2009 at Bethel Woods, New York, a commemorative Woodstock Book, collectable posters, a laminated backstage pass and concert memorabilia.

Songs:

Big Brother & The Holding Company 'Piece of My Heart' - Recorded at the Woodstock 40th Anniversary Concert

Jefferson Starship - 'Somebody to Love' - Recorded at the Woodstock 40th Anniversary Concert

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