Beste Fairport podcaster (2024)

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Iain Matthews (Fairport Convention) 52:13

10d ago52:13

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Iain Matthews was an early member of the pioneering British folk-rock band Fairport Convention, singing on its first two albums and leaving during the recording of the third one, Unhalfbricking. Since then this singer-songwriter has formed other bands — Matthews Southern Comfort, Plainsong — and released much solo work, including the just-released …

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #8 (Guest: IAIN MATTHEWS - Fairport Convention, Matthew's Southern Comfort, Plainsong) 57:46

17d ago57:46

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Russ chats with UK folk rock pioneer Iain Matthews and plays songs from his new album How Much is Enough. Russ also spins '60s Waylon Jennings, Waxahatchee, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Richard Hawley and more... Waxahatchee - Bored (Tigers Blood - 2024) Waylon Jennings - That’s What You Get For Loving Me (Leavin’ Town - 1966) Richard Hawley - Tonigh…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #10 (Guest: DANI MEZA of the crushedvelvets) 57:59

1d ago57:59

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Russ chats with Dani Meza, frontman and songwriter of the soul-inflected band the crushedvelvets and spin tunes from the new album I PLANTED, APOLLOS WATERED, BUT GOD KEPT MAKING IT GROW. Playlist: 1.Felice Bros - Jazz on The Autobahn (single 2021) 2.Lou Reed - Vicious (Transformer 1972) 3.The Heartbreakers - One Track Mind (LAMF - 1977) 4.Crushed …

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Jeff Wayne on The War of the Worlds 58:55

1d ago58:55

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Jeff Wayne shares the influences that shaped his acclaimed musical adaptation of The War of the Worlds. From the dramatic opening of The Eve of the War to unforgettable collaborations with artists like Richard Burton and David Essex, Wayne reflects on the creativity and perseverance that shaped this remarkable project. He also shares behind-the-sce…

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Sima Cunningham (Finom) 1:16:54

3d ago1:16:54

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Sima Cunningham has had two albums released this year: Not God from Finom, her band with fellow Chicago singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist Macie Stewart; and a long-gestating solo project, High Roller. With Finom kicking off a tour this weekend and a solo album launch and a Roches-themed show coming up, Cunningham is enjoying the culmination o…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #9 (Guest: SID GRIFFIN of the LONG RYDERS) 57:59

9d ago57:59

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Russ interviews Long Ryder and Coal Porter SID GRIFFIN about his new solo album The Journey from Grape to Raisin, new Long Ryder and Coal Porter concert dates, his spring US tour with Peter Case, and his 32 years as a yankee in London. We spin the following tunes: XTC - Making Plans for Nigel Aztec Camera - Oblivious Chuck Prophet - In the Shadows …

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The Thunderclap Newman Story 1:30:39

8d ago1:30:39

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Mark Wilkerson uncovers the fascinating story of Thunderclap Newman, the group known for their 1969 hit ‘Something in the Air’ and guided by Pete Townshend. Highlighting the unique collaboration of outsider musicians Speedy Keen, Andy ‘Thunderclap’ Newman, and young guitar prodigy Jimmy McCulloch, Wilkerson reveals that they were far more than just…

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John Paul White 55:37

16d ago55:37

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John Paul White discusses his recent album ‘The Hurting Kind’, which was inspired by classic country, rock, and torch singers from his childhood. White talks about the creative process behind the album, aiming to create a modern record with a nostalgic, dramatic sound. White also reflects on his musical upbringing in the American South, the influen…

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Joan Osborne 51:25

17d ago51:25

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Joan Osborne is best known for a certain big hit yet has amassed an impressive career since then. Her latest album, Nobody Owns You, may be her most personal yet, with songs about her mother’s Alzheimer’s, the impact of time spent in “Too Many Airports” and the title track addressed to her daughter. Yet she remains as enthusiastic interpreting othe…

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American Bubblegum Pop 1966-1971 1:03:38

23d ago1:03:38

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David Wells breaks down the irresistible world of late 60s American bubblegum pop, exploring its catchy hit singles, cult collectables, and forgotten album tracks. From The Archies to The Monkees, Ohio Express to the 1910 Fruitgum Co., and The Lemon Pipers, Wells examines the rise of this manufactured pop sound that dominated the charts. With a spo…

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Scott Lucas (Local H) 57:39

24d ago57:39

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When the young Zion, Ill., band Local H shrunk from four members to two, leader Scott Lucas decided he liked the guitar-and-drums attack and has stuck with it for more than 30 years. Local H has had its moments of popularity (the 1996 album As Good As Dead and single “Bound for the Floor”), critical triumphs that fell short commercially (1998’s daz…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #7 (Guest: Barbara Manning) 56:45

30d ago56:45

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Russ and Barbara chat about her long indie career, 28th Day, marriage, tortoises, her upcoming tour of Finland, plans for a new album, teaching a class of 80 kids how to play guitar, and much more. Russ also spins: 1. Tommy James - Crimson and Clover 2. Barr Brothers - Come In The Water (Sleeping Operator - 2014) 3. The Delines - Drowning In Plain …

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Those Pretty Wrongs 1:09:44

30d ago1:09:44

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Few collaborations feel as natural as Those Pretty Wrongs, where Big Star drummer Jody Stephens teams up with multi-instrumentalist Luther Russell. Their podcast offers a deep dive into the art of songwriting, where personal stories and shared experiences shape their music. Reflecting on his time with Big Star, Jody recalls the chemistry that trans…

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Mark Caro, by Steve Dawson 1:36:18

1M ago1:36:18

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To mark Episode 150 of Caropop, we’re doing something different. My friend Steve Dawson— an awesome singer-songwriter who was my guest back on Episode 10, as well as my co-author on Take It to the Bridge: Unlocking the Great Songs Inside You—said he wanted to turn the tables and interview me for an episode. So here we go, with Steve probing me on w…

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Chris Leslie – Fairport Convention 1:22:18

1M ago1:22:18

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Chris Leslie shares a selection of his favourite songs with Fairport Convention and reflects on his highlights with the group. He discusses his approach to songwriting and the experience of performing Dave Swarbrick’s parts during Fairport’s ‘Full House’ Cropedy performance. Chris also reveals what makes Fairport Convention’s legacy as a touring ba…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #6 (w/ guest CHUCK PROPHET) 57:56

1M ago57:56

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Russ chats with singer-songwriter, guitarist Chuck Prophet about his new album Wake The Dead and more... Russ also spins: Brian Eno - Here He Comes (Before and After Science - 1977) Cactus Blossoms - Statues (Everytime I Think About You - 2024 Harry Nilsson - Mucho Mungo/Mt. Elga - (Pussy Cats - 1974) Stefan Murphy - All I Ever Got From Them is Pai…

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Isaac Slusarenko (Jackpot Records) 55:29

1M ago55:29

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This week’s episode takes us behind the scenes of an independent record label and record store out of Portland, Oregon: Jackpot Records, with its founder Isaac Slusarenko. He opened the store in 1997 as a place that was all about music, no T-shirts or candles. He launched the label in 2004 with a vinyl edition of the 1971 self-titled psychedelic so…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #5 (All Music) 58:33

1M ago58:33

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Russ tells stories and spins the following wax: Chuck Prophet - Sugar into Water Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino ? and the Mysterians - Hangin’ on a String JP Harris - Dark Thoughts Ronnie Milsap - Daydreams About Night Things Theo Lawrence - Liquor & Love Richard Hawley - Prism in Jeans Continental Drifters - Dallas Iain Matthews - These Days Scot…

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Susan Cowsill – Continental Drifters, The Cowsills 55:44

1M ago55:44

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Susan Cowsill reflects on her musical journey, from her time with the Continental Drifters to growing up as a member of The Cowsills. She shares stories behind the formation of Continental Drifters, the band’s songwriting process, and the joy of live performances. Susan also opens up about how music has been a constant source of connection and heal…

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John Stirratt (Wilco, The Autumn Defense) 1:14:57

2M ago1:14:57

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Immediately after Uncle Tupelo co-leaders Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy parted ways 30 years ago, bassist John Stirratt and his fellow bandmates followed Tweedy into a new band, Wilco. Now Stirratt and Tweedy are the only members left from that original lineup, and Stirratt reflects on Wilco’s exciting, turbulent early years as well as the more stable…

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Frank Zappa’s Apostrophe (‘) at 50 36:31

2M ago36:31

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Ahmet Zappa and Joe Travers celebrate the 50th anniversary of Frank Zappa’s landmark album Apostrophe (‘). They explore the album’s lasting impact, offering a deep dive into Frank’s innovative creative process both in the studio and on stage. Alongside Frank’s life and influences, they highlight the album’s lyrical wit and satire, evident in tracks…

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Terry Reid 1:23:03

2M ago1:23:03

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Terry Reid unlocks a treasure chest of stories, being one of the most influential figures in rock history. He warmly describes his early days writing songs like ‘Without Expression,’ as well as his collaborations with Graham Nash, David Lindley, and Gilberto Gil. Superlungs also recalls his wild times touring with The Rolling Stones, giving us a gl…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #4 (All Music) 58:12

2M ago58:12

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This week, we are spinning these great tracks: 1. Iggy Pop - The Passenger (Lust for Life - 1977) 2. David Bowie - Sound & Vision (Low - 1977) 3. Thin White Rope - Mother (Moonhead - 1987) 4. Echo & The Bunnymen - Lips Like Sugar (1987) 5. The Mighty Stef - Nightwatchman of Iveagh Flats (2014) 6. Jackson Browne - Everywhere I Look (Tribute to Don H…

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Steve Wynn: Rockin' Author 1:22:56

2M ago1:22:56

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The Dream Syndicate/Baseball Project singer-songwriter-guitarist just released a new memoir, I Wouldn’t Say It If It Wasn’t True, and solo album, Make It Right. But Steve Wynn’s second Caropop visit is no mere rehash of his book and career. He loves talking about music, and our subjects this time include the guitars that got away, the fun of huntin…

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Richie Furay 1:20:32

2M ago1:20:32

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Richie Furay shares how his country influences shaped his music and role in Buffalo Springfield and Poco, and his evolution as a solo artist. He reflects on his friendship with Stephen Stills, the founding of Buffalo Springfield, and how his songwriting flourished in Poco and Souther-Hillman-Furay Band. Richie also passionately speaks about the cha…

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #3 (guest PETER HOLSAPPLE) 57:36

2M ago57:36

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Peter Holsapple chats with Russ about The dBs: history, reissues, reunion shows, and how nice Linda McCartney was. PLUS Peter takes the deep dive into his other band The Continental Drifters and the new book, 2CD tribute, and the best of collection. Plus Russ spins these tunes: 1. The Frightnrs - I’d Rather Go Blind (Daptone Records Singles Collect…

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Jeff McDonald (Redd Kross) 57:29

2M ago57:29

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Jeff McDonald’s band Redd Kross is marking its 45th anniversary this year, which is all the more impressive given that the singer-songwriter-guitarist is barely in his 60s. Jeff and his younger brother, bassist Steven, started the band in their teens, and their songs are as catchy and powerful as ever on their new self-titled double album. (A Redd …

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THE RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #2 (w/ guest STEVE WYNN) 57:40

2M ago57:40

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Today's episode finds Russ chatting with his old friend Steve Wynn about Steve's new memoir I Would Say It If It Wasn't True and his new album Make It Right. Russ and Steve also share stories of their time to together in Davis, CA and the band Suspects with Kendra Smith (later of Dream Syndicate) and Gavin Blair (later True West). Playlist: 1. Chuc…

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Alan Parsons on Pyramid, The Beatles and Pink Floyd 51:38

2M ago51:38

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Alan Parsons reflects on the Alan Parsons Project including the new reissue of their landmark album Pyramid. He The post Alan Parsons on Pyramid, The Beatles and Pink Floyd appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Steve Wynn – The Dream Syndicate 1:11:39

2M ago1:11:39

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Steve Wynn discusses his new memoir ‘I Wouldn’t Say It If It Wasn’t True’ and musical career. Steve The post Steve Wynn – The Dream Syndicate appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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RUSS TOLMAN GOODTIME HOUR #1 (All Music) 57:52

2M ago57:52

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Join Russ on his debut broadcast when he talks about life and radio in Davis and plays: 1. Flamin’ Groovies - Shake Some Action 2. Steve Wynn - Make It Right (title track of new album out next Friday) 3. Dillard & Clark - Don’t Let Me Down (Through the Morning, Through The Night - 1969) 4. Nick Lowe - I Read A Lot (That Old Magic - 2011) 5. Rolling…

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My Mama, Cass 55:28

3M ago55:28

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Owen Elliot-Kugell, daughter of ‘Mama Cass’ Elliot, offers a heartfelt look into her mother’s life and career while The post My Mama, Cass appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Caropop End of Summer Message 1:44

3M ago1:44

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Wanted to let you know that we’re taking the last three weeks of August off, and we’ll be back the Thursday after Labor Day, Sept. 5, all refreshed and ready with a new Caropop conversation. In the meantime, we encourage you to explore our back catalog. There are 145 episodes, after all. Have you listened to Ep. 102 with jazz-R&B pianist/singer/com…

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Alan Whitehead – Marmalade 1:09:03

3M ago1:09:03

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Alan Whitehead, former drummer of The Marmalade, shares his experiences with the group as well as time in The post Alan Whitehead – Marmalade appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Steve Cropper & Jimmy James 42:01

3M ago42:01

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When I spoke with guitarist Jimmy James a few weeks ago for Caropop Ep. 143, he cited Steve Cropper of Booker T. and the M.G.’s. as a key inspiration. Listen to James’ work with the organ trio Parlor Greens and, before that, the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, and you hear how he, like Cropper, is a rhythmic guitarist who never overplays yet can make you…

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Larry Tamblyn – The Standells 1:08:42

3M ago1:08:42

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Larry Tamblyn, founder and original lead singer of the Standells, discusses their origins, recording ‘Dirty Water’ and other The post Larry Tamblyn – The Standells appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Dan Zanes 1:17:32

3M ago1:17:32

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Dan Zanes enjoyed a good run with the Boston band the Del Fuegos but had no idea what broader, more enthusiastic audiences awaited him when he began making “family music” with friends such as Sheryl Crow and Suzanne Vega. The Dan Zanes and Friends albums and concerts got fans young and old dancing and singing along—and earned him a Grammy Award. No…

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Kate Bush – Her Life and Music 1:09:00

3M ago1:09:00

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Graeme Thomson, author of the acclaimed biography Under the Ivy, explores the life and music of Kate Bush. The post Kate Bush – Her Life and Music appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Jimmy James (Parlor Greens, True Loves) 1:09:34

3M ago1:09:34

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Jimmy James is a fantastic, funky guitarist who never plays more than is needed yet can seize any moment. This Seattle native is a longtime member of the big soul-funk band True Loves but may have been best known for his standout work in the Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio. He left that group (and discusses his departure here) and now plays in a new, all-…

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John Mayall: Farewell to the Godfather of British Blues 57:39

3M ago57:39

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The music world is mourning the loss of blues guitarist John Mayall, who passed away peacefully at the The post John Mayall: Farewell to the Godfather of British Blues appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Chris Slade – AC/DC 1:54:13

4M ago1:54:13

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Chris Slade, drummer for the greatest names in rock history, shares his highlights behind the drumkit. Chris delves The post Chris Slade – AC/DC appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Chris Stein (Blondie) 59:40

4M ago59:40

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Guitarist Chris Stein was a driving force behind Blondie and, with longtime songwriting/personal partner Debbie Harry, co-wrote many of its classic songs, including “Rip Her to Shreds,” “Heart of Glass,” “Dreaming,” “The Hardest Part” and “Rapture.” His passion for exploration pushed Blondie beyond its punk roots into disco, pop, reggae and rap, an…

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Russ Giguere – The Association 56:06

4M ago56:06

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Russ Giguere of The Association shares the story of the group and million sellers ‘Cherish’, ‘Windy’, and ‘Never The post Russ Giguere – The Association appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Pete Best (The Beatles) 1:13:12

4M ago1:13:12

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After a fluky financial windfall, Mona Best bought a Victorian mansion in Liverpool, opened the Casbah Coffee Club in the cellar, and the Quarrymen, an early version of the Beatles, became the resident band. When the Beatles needed a drummer for their 1960 Hamburg residency, they called on Mona's son Pete. Pete Best became a key player in the Beatl…

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The American Sounds of 1968 1:02:20

4M ago1:02:20

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David Wells explores the hit singles, cult classics and tracks from 1968’s key albums as the American music The post The American Sounds of 1968 appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Happy Independence Day, 2024 3:01

4M ago3:01

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With the Fourth of July falling on a Thursday, we encourage your independence to explore the 140 Caropop episodes so far. Go to Caropop.com/caropopcast—you can scroll through them or use the search tool—and you also can find the epsiodes on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Some suggestions based on artists now touring: Scott McCaughey, Steve Wynn and Li…

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Albert Hammond 1:26:11

4M ago1:26:11

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Albert Hammond discusses his new album ‘Body of Work’ and reflects on his extensive musical career. He talks The post Albert Hammond appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Graham Maby (Joe Jackson) 1:07:11

4M ago1:07:11

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Graham Maby is one of rock’s most revered bassists, known especially for his work with Joe Jackson. Maby and Jackson were in another band together in England before Jackson proposed forming his own band with Maby’s bass front and center. That was the approach of Jackson’s first three albums—starting with 1979’s Look Sharp!—and the ever-gracious Mab…

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John Flansburgh – They Might Be Giants

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John Flansburgh discusses They Might Be Giants’ latest single ‘Lazy’, and shares details of their upcoming UK tour, The post John Flansburgh – They Might Be Giants appeared first on The Strange Brew .Av Jason Barnard

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Will Rigby (The dB's) 1:01:44

5M ago1:01:44

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Drummer Will Rigby provided the propulsion, grooves and furious fills for the dB’s, a North Carolina foursome who launched their collective career in New York City yet had their powerfully poppy first two albums released only overseas. Now the dB’s landmark 1981 debut, Stands for Decibels, finally has come out in the U.S. on vinyl and streaming ser…

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