S4E169 - Fleetwood Mac "Future Games" with David Lewis (Elizabeth's Records)
When writer, musician and now record store owner David Lewis first heard Fleetwood Mac's 1971 album "Future Games" (their first with Christine McVie and Bob Welch as official members), he was transpor...
22 Mai 202159min
S4E168 - Concrete Blonde "Free" with Diane Ward
When Nashville singer/songwriter Diane Ward was working at a South Florida record store in the late 80s/early 90s, she discovered a whole new world of music she had previously been oblivious to. One r...
15 Mai 202156min
S4E167 - The Boys "Alternative Chartbusters" with David Newton
When guitarist/producer David Newton (the Mighty Lemon Drops) was a young lad in Wolverhampton UK he would listen to BBC Radio 1 and was exposed to everything from Glam/Glitter to Pop, Soul and everyt...
8 Mai 20211h 6min
S4E166 - Rush "Hemispheres" with Jill & Rich DeFinis
Rock-n-Roll couple Jill & Rich DeFinis bonded over many types of music when they first met some 35+ years ago (punk, new wave, metal), but it was their mutual love of Canadian power-prog nice-guys Rus...
1 Mai 202152min
S4E165 - Adrian Belew "Young Lions" w/ special guest Larry Smith
Singer/Multi-instrumentalist Adrian Belew has played with a multitude of heavy-hitters including Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Talking Heads and of course King Crimson. This week's guest Larry Smith has b...
24 Apr 202157min
S4E164 - The Pogues "Rum, Sodomy & The Lash - w/Dan Sweeney
The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy & the Lash For Barry's final TRGMH Podcast episode we have somewhat of an Irish wake, as we're joined by South Florida Sun Sentinel Deputy Opinion Editor Dan Sweeney to discus...
17 Apr 20211h 16min
S4E163 - Hüsker Dü "Zen Arcade" - with Ryan Smith
When this week's guest, Ryan Smith (Ryan & Pony, The Melismatics, Soul Asylum) was growing up in Minneapolis/St Paul, Husker Du were considered royalty. With their 1984 double album "Zen Arcade", they...
10 Apr 20211h 30min
S4E161 - The Church "Heyday" - With Matthew Kenneth
Australia's new wave/neo-psychedelic band The Church leaned into the dream pop for their 1985 release "Heyday", adding strings and horns to their already heady brand of shimmering indie guitar rock. T...
3 Apr 20211h 38min
