Jeff Lynne: ELO to Joe Walsh to Petty / Ep. 82
Jeff Lynne = Electric Light Orchestra, right? That's his legacy. That's what is front and center. I argue that his career as an album producer for other rock and roll artists is equally important a...
23 Aug 58min
Any Good? Top 20 Songs from July, 1985 / Ep. 81
One week from the summer of 1985. Top 40 radio, pulling ballads, pop-rock tunes, and a surprising amount of new wave-ish music, plus a couple of straight-up rockers. We listen to what was on your hit ...
20 Jul 57min
Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs / Ep. 80
In his career with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - a group in the conversation for "Who is the greatest American rock and roll band ever?" - guitarist Mike Campbell's rare lead vocal was on a track ...
1 Jul 37min
The Road to the Bottle Rockets / Ep. 79
Alt-Country. Americana. The line that led to The Bottle Rockets. Gram Parsons to Crazy Horse to Skynyrd to Jason and the Scorchers to Uncle Tupelo and a whole lot of Seger/Petty in between. A show loo...
25 Jun 58min
Frampton Comes With New Album. Is it Solid? Or Not? / Ep. 78
Peter Frampton has a new album, "Carry The Light," and a career that is weirdly misunderstood. We listen to the new album - a first listen - and talk about his legacy - deserved or not. Hear some ro...
29 Mai 56min
Songs You (Maybe) Have Never Heard From Bands You Like / Ep.77
Two things that drive me batshit crazy with radio stations and the way they present their versions of rock and roll: 1. The same four songs from every artist, played over and over and over and... 2. ...
15 Mai 37min
The Black Crowes Survived? And Have a New Album? / Ep. 76
They’ve been fired from tours for speaking their mind, they’ve broken up more times than a high school couple, and yet, they remain as the band that still carries the flag for 70s-inspired blues-rock....
10 Apr 57min
