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EP. 04: Miss Pamela's Pajama Party with Johnny Echols of Love May 23, 2019

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This week Miss Pamela is visited by Johnny Echols of Love. Love is of the first racially diverse American bands, their music drew on a diverse range of sources including folk rock, hard rock, blues, jazz, flamenco and orchestral pop.

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. 70: Elliott Smith - The Woodwind Boys May 22, 2019

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In our continuing series for Mental Health Awareness month, we talk depression with the amazing singer/songwriter Elliott Smith. You may be surprised when we tell you what fantastic movie soundtracks you may remember him from. Covering his abusive childhood, to his struggles to create his music despite the things that hindered him from wanting success.

But the end twist might really throw you for a loop, it certainly did for us.

It might help ease the tale if you sip on some Willful Delusions of False Perceptions from Foreign Objects beer company.

Deeper Digs in Rock: Ace of Cups May 20, 2019

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This episode Christian has the pleasure of meeting the lovely ladies of Ace of Cups current members, Mary Ellen Simpson, Denise Kaufman, Mary Gannon and Diane Vitalich for a rousing discussion of the San Francisco music scene of the 1960’s and today.

From 1967 to 1972, the Ace of Cups were at the epicenter of the ‘60s cultural and social revolution. From the Acid Tests to the protests, from the free concerts in Golden Gate Park to the ballrooms of San Francisco, they shared stages with everyone from The Band to the Grateful Dead, and were chosen to open for Jimi Hendrix the week after his groundbreaking performance at The Monterey Pop Festival.

Despite eliciting music industry interest for their exceptional songs, sublime harmonies and exuberant live performances, the Ace of Cups never got the chance to make a record until 2018.

The first studio release by the original all-female rock band of the late ‘60s San Francisco scene is now available, featuring contributions from Bob Weir (Grateful Dead, Dead & Company), Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna), Taj Mahal, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Peter Coyote, and many more.

https://www.aceofcups.com

Who Cares About the Rock Hall? - Blur w/ Siobhan Thompson May 17, 2019

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Writer/comedian Siobhan Thompson joins Joe and Kristen to discuss the Rock Hall merits of Britpop legends Blur. As someone from the UK, Siobhan has a different and interesting perspective on popular music and institutions like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Also, this episode has lots of fun talk regarding the bizarre songs that chart in England, especially around Christmas.

Rock Candy Ep. 69: Karen Carpenter - Square AF May 15, 2019

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This week we deal with a different kind of mental illness with a completely different kind of musician. Karen Carpenter was a wholesome, everywoman type of artist with the silkiest voice one could ever ask for. But she was haunted by the need to have control over her weight. In the end, she would succumb to complications brought on by anorexia nervosa, so it's important we talk about her life in order to better understand how this disease affected her and her music.

Prepare yourself for a cocktail of BS with a delicious glass of Lagunitas Born Yesterday and take some time to appreciate this woman's beautiful voice.

Check out all of our episodes at www.rockcandy.com and the other great podcasts at wwww.pantheonpodcasts.com

The Career Musician 17: Adam Blackstone Covers the BASS-ics May 13, 2019

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In this new show from Pantheon, NOMAD interviews other industry professionals, providing insight and practical wisdom for the next generation of aspiring career musicians.

Adam Blackstone can be heard on TV, radio or at a live concert at your favorite stadium, as the BBE (BASSic Black Entertainment) sound has certainly permeated your eardrums. Blackstone is not only a multi-faceted bass player, musician, Emmy nominated Music Director and Grammy award winning writer, he is the musical mastermind behind the live shows of many of today’s biggest artists.

He has served as the Musical Director for acts such as Rihanna, Janet Jackson, Alicia Keys, Maroon 5, Eminem and recently he cultivated the live 20/20 Experience and Super Bowl 52 Halftime Show alongside Justin Timberlake. With each new endeavor these artists become family and fall in love with Blackstone’s easy demeanor and standard for excellence. Blackstone’s TV legacy continues to expand as Music Director and On-screen personality. His expertise has has shaped todays biggest shows, including the Oscars, NBC’s “The Voice,” the Grammy Awards, numerous BET, VH1 and MTV specials and as the Music Director for The hit Fox show “The Four.”

In this first episode for 2019 of The Career Musician podcast, Nomad sat down with Adam at the popular rehearsal studios in Burbank, CA - Centerstaging, where Adam conducts a large amount of his rehearsals. Adam tells Nomad what he's looking for in today's modern day #CareerMusician, and how one should conduct themselves on and off the gig.

If you're looking to get into the biz as a professional musician, this episode will be paramount in your entry into the game. Take notes and get ready for an amazing insider view from one of the music industries elitist of elites for a "how to" approach with sincerity and gratitude for all that he himself has accomplished!

Adam's website: http://www.adamblackstone.com

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Who Cares About the Rock Hall? - The Best of the First Year May 10, 2019

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Pantheon Podcasts is proud to welcome Who Cares About the Rock Hall? to our indie network of shows. In this clip show, Joe and Kristen look back at some memorable moments from the first year of the podcast. A great episode for people new to the show, as well as people who just love to remember!

Rock Candy Ep. 68: Daniel Johnston - Accidental Puns May 08, 2019

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We continue Mental Health Awareness month with another musician who has used his art as a way to live with his schizophrenia. We do spend some time comparing and contrasting him to last week's subject, but Daniel Johnston has a very interesting and different story. A little more mainstream and very celebrated in the outsider music scene, Daniel's creative genius cannot be denied.

So sit back with some Live Transmission Milkshake IPA from Flying Monkey Brewing and learn yourselves about this fascinating guy!

Deeper Digs in Rock: Babysitting a Band on the Rocks with G.D. Praetorius May 07, 2019

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This episode Christian sits down with G.D. Praetorius, author of new book “Babysitting a Band on the Rocks”. Now a V.P. for a large bank, but back in the day a handler of rock star egos small and large. Lot’s of good tales from someone who lived the outsider life until he went straight. Now he’s written the tales down in print!

"Babysitting A Band On The Rocks & Other Adventures..." tells the story of a hardcore fan going from the back row of the arena to backstage working with some of the biggest classic rock icons of the 70s and 80s. The title refers to a year spent with a highly dysfunctional Steven Tyler and Aerosmith, while other tales involve close encounters with Van Halen, AC/DC, Jethro Tull, Ritchie Blackmore & Rainbow, Pink Floyd, Yes, Billy Joel, Keith Richards, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Pretenders, Ramones and many more. Plus plenty of exclusive never-before-seen photos. currently available online at LTCDS.com or in-store at Newbury Comics locations.

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Muses Ep. 105: Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen May 02, 2019

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“They were two lost souls who had found each other, Their relationship came out of their inability to find what they wanted in the outside world. They were on the same wavelength. They fit each others needs. They were dependant on each other. They cared for each other. To them, what they had together was genuine love.” - Deborah Spungen

In this episode we shine a light on the iconic punk duo Sid and Nancy. A lot has been said about the pair over the years, and while researching for this episode we were shocked at how negative the media has painted Nancy who at heart was a troubled, very young woman. In this episode you'll hear all about their lives pre-punk, how they came together and how their equally self-destructive behaviour would be their downfall.

Using both Deborah Spungen's book And I Don't Want to Live This Life: A Mothers Story of her Daughters Murder and Malcolm Butt's biography Sid Vicious: Rock n Roll Star, you'll hear a different side to Nancy and discover why Lynx dubbed her "The Yoko Ono of Punk". Make sure you pick up Deborah's book for an even more in depth look at Nancy!

For 30% off your first Care/Of order go to www.TakeCareOf.com and use the Promo Code MUSES30!

For $20 off go to www.storyworth.com/muses when you subscribe!

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