EP807 10 Amazing Secondary Vocalists who could EASILY front their own bands

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Steve Preston is the CEO of Goodwill Industries. Though Goodwill is known for big stores where people can donate clothes and buy them secondhand, those stores are just the first level of what Goodwill Industries are about. Those stores fund an international organization that provides job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who face barriers in their employment. Steve joins Jay to discuss the ways Goodwill Industries support veterans and individuals who lack job experience, an education, or face employment challenges, such as those people who are formerly incarcerated. Today's episode was produced by Tani Levitt and Mijon Zulu. To check out more episodes or to learn more about the show, you can visit our website Allaboutchangepodcast.com. If you like our show, spread the word, tell a friend or family member, or leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app. We really appreciate it. All About Change is produced by the Ruderman Family Foundation. Episode Chapters 0:00 intro 1:02 The Goodwill you don’t know 4:33 The troubling reality of work reintegration for formerly incarcerated folks 10:00 How Steve brings his public-sector experience to Goodwill 11:17 Goodwill’s employment centers 15:51 The interplay between Goodwill’s national and local arms 24:07 The case for minimizing recidivism becoming a cross-party cause 27:05 Goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at ⁠⁠⁠www.jayruderman.com⁠⁠⁠ .…

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Some bands are just that lucky. In addition to having a great lead vocalist, they have another musician who also has such a great voice that they feature them on at least a few songs just so the talent won’t go to waste. I’m not talking about great backing vocalists like Michael Anthony. I am talking about musicians who sing some of the bands best songs.

On this week’s Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we introduce you to 10 of our favorite pinch hitter singers from some of rock’s greatest bands

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What we did this week..

Loudini: Carla, Every artist will be indie by 2026, Aerosmith; do people care who wrote the song? John Berkey painting the future, The other sister and Krippendorf’s Tribe, Guitarist’s with the “unfair advantage”, Music is not your product, Quinten Tarantino on The Exorcist, Singers falling down the stairs, Polly’s Tits

Mr. Pittsburgh: orphanage burst, short horror on YouTube: Rene Rivera Production, Alter,

Secondary Vocalists:

Peter Townsend- The Who

Chris Squire- Yes

Kelly Keagy- Night Ranger

Nuno Benttencourt- Extreme

Jerry Cantrell- Alice In Chains

Dusty Hill- ZZ Top

Steve Lukather- Toto

Patrick Simmons- The Doobie Brothers

Glenn Hughes- Deep Purple

Randy Meisner- The Eagles

New & Notable:

Loudini: Jerry Cantrell; Afterglow

Mr. Pittsburgh: Cobra Spell; Warrior from Hell

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EP807 10 Amazing Secondary Vocalists who could EASILY front their own bands

The Loudini Rock and Roll Circus

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On this week’s Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we introduce you to 10 of our favorite pinch hitter singers from some of rock’s greatest bands

Topics Discussed:

What we did this week..

Mr. Pittsburgh: orphanage burst, short horror on YouTube: Rene Rivera Production, Alter,

Secondary Vocalists:

Peter Townsend- The Who

Chris Squire- Yes

Kelly Keagy- Night Ranger

Nuno Benttencourt- Extreme

Jerry Cantrell- Alice In Chains

Dusty Hill- ZZ Top

Steve Lukather- Toto

Patrick Simmons- The Doobie Brothers

Glenn Hughes- Deep Purple

Randy Meisner- The Eagles

New & Notable:

Loudini: Jerry Cantrell; Afterglow

Mr. Pittsburgh: Cobra Spell; Warrior from Hell

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EP830 Hendrix. Chris Hayes, Warren Zevon, The Spirit of Radio, The Shaggs, Aldo Nova 1:05:38

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Did you know... that Hendrix HATED Led Zeppelin & Pink Floyd? Aldo Nova plays FAKE Gibsons? Huey Lewis was not very hip about "Hip To Be Square" being used in American Psycho? Yes.. we reveal all of this and more on this week's Loudini Rock & Roll Circus Podcast! Our Week: Loudini: Hendrix Hated Led Zeppelin (Rock Rewind) , Chris Hayes (Huey Lewis) talks about “ If This is It ” and “ Hip To Be Square ” (Vertex Effects), Warren Zevon’s Only “Hit” (Professor of Rock) , Pay to play, buy ons and future of gigging and the indie musician (Dean Michaels) , Kennedy Driver Shoots President?(Robert Harris) , Happy 42nd Birthday to the Meaning of Life Riff of the week: Spirit of Radio breakdown section riff Pittsburgh Kevin: the shaggs; my pal foot foot , Aldo Nova’s Chibson, Meytal Cohen, Keep On Walking Film Corner: The Shining & Eyes Wide Shut Common Themes , Parenthood , Zelig , North By Northwest , They Cloned Tyrone , Red Letter Media; Willy Wonka This Week In Rock History: 3/29/1947 – Bobby Kimball (vocals, Toto) 3/29/1949 – Michael Brecker (jazz saxophone) 3/29/1959 – Perry Farrell (vocals, Jane’s Addiction) 4/1/1945 – John Barbata (Drums, Jefferson Airplane & Jefferson Starship) 4/2/1939 – Marvin Gaye (R&B and Soul Singer-Songwriter) 4/2/1952 – Leon Wilkerson (bass, Lynyrd Skynyrd) 4/3/1943 – Richard Manuel (Lead Vocals & Piano, The Band) 4/4/1913 – Muddy Waters (Blues Singer-Songwriter & Guitarist) 4/4/1932 – Clive Davis (Record Mogul, Arista Records) 4/4/1948 – Berry Oakley (Bass, The Allman Brothers Band) 4/4/1948 – Pick Withers (Drums, Dire Straits) 4/4/1952 – Gary Moore (Guitar, Thin Lizzy & Skid Row) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 3/29/1999 – Joe Williams (Jazz Singer) 3/29/2001 – John Lewis (The Modern Jazz Quartet) 3/30/2013 – Phil Ramone (Music Producer – Billy Joel) 3/30/2008 – Sean Levert (Levert) 3/31/1993 – Mitchell Parish (Songwriter – Deep Purple, Stardust) 3/31/1986 – O’Kelly Isley (The Isley Brothers) 4/1/2004 – Paul Atkinson (Guitarist for The Zombies) 4/1/1917 – Scott Joplin (Ragtime Pianist & Composer) 4/1/1984 – Marvin Gaye (R&B and Soul Singer-Songwriter) 4/2/2003 – Edwin Starr (Soul singer) 4/2/1996 – Guitar Gabriel (Blues musician) 4/3/1990 – Sarah Vaughan (Jazz Vocalist) MUSIC RECORDINGS, RELEASES AND TOP OF THE CHARTS: 3/29/1969 – Blood, Sweat, and Tears’s self-titled LP hits #1 3/29/1975 – Jeff Beck releases his most successful US album, Blow By Blow3/30/1971 – Jimi Hendrix’s The Cry of Love goes gold, posthumously. 3/30/1987 – Prince releases his ninth studio album. 3/31/1958 – Chuck Berry releases “Johnny B. Goode” 3/31/1992 – Bruce Springsteen releases Human Touch and Lucky Town on the same day. 4/1/1966 – David Bowie releases the flop “Do Anything You Say.” 4/1/2008 – The Rolling Stones release the Shine A Light soundtrack 4/2/1971 – Janis Joplin’s Pearl hits #1 4/2/1977 – Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours hits #1 and spends 31 non-consecutive weeks there. 4/2/1956 – Johnny Cash records “I Walk the Line.” 4/3/1967 – The Beatles record one of our favorite album tracks, “Within You Without You.” 4/3/2001 – Bruce Springsteen releases Live In New York City 4/4/1964 – The Beatles hold the top five spots on the Billboard singles chart: 1. Can’t Buy Me Love 2. Twist and Shout 3. She Loves You 4. I Want To Hold Your Hand 5. Please Please Me. What’s more, the kind of popular band had nine other singles scattered around the Hot 100. Earlier in the month, The Beatles had had a similar showing on the Canadian and Australian charts. Beatlemania in full effect! 4/4/1970 – Deja Vu, the first Crosby, Stills, and Nash album to include a certain Mr. Neil Young, tops the Billboard charts. THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: 3/29/1975 – Led Zeppelin becomes the first band in history to have six albums on the Billboard chart simultaneously: Physical Graffiti, Led Zeppelin IV, House of the Holy, Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin and Led Zeppelin III. 3/29/1980 – Brian Johnson becomes the new lead singer of AC/DC after the tragic loss of Bon Scott. 3/29/1980 – Dark Side of the Moon is on the US charts for the 303rd week. 4/1/1969 – A group of sessions musicians at FAME studios in Alabama open the Muscle Shoals Sound Studios not far away. 4/1/1985 – David Lee Roth official leaves Van Halen to start a solo career. On April 1, 1970, John Lennon & Yoko Ono played an April Fool’s joke announcing to the press that they would both be undergoing sex-change operations. On April 2, 1990, Nirvana began working on demo versions of some early tunes including “Dive”, “Pay to Play”, and “Sappy”. They also sketched out some songs that would ultimately end up on their smash blockbuster album Nevermind including “In Bloom”, “Lithium”, and “Polly”. The demos were produced by Butch Vig, who also produced the actual Nevermind album. On April 3, 2007, Keith Richards denied ever having snorted his own father’s ashes, despite claiming that he did indeed do so on a prior occasion. On April 4, 1968, Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King, Al Khoper, Buddy Guy, Ted Nugent, and Joni Mitchell played an all-night tribute jam in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who was tragically assassinated earlier that day. On April 4, 1996, the late Jerry Garcia’s ashes are scattered at the Ganges River by the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir and Garcia’s widow, Deborah. And that’s your week in rock history! https://jbonamassa.com/march-29th-april-4th-this-week-in-rock/…

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EP829 Jimmy Page Hexes Bowie, Chino Moreno is done with autographs, Billy Joel in RUSSIA 1:17:15

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Loudini: Has Diversity Hurt Music?(Richard The Fourth) , Chino Moreno is done with autograph seekers(rock feed) , David Bowie’s Swimming Pool Was Possessed(poetic wax) , Billy Joel loses his shit in the USSR(david hartley) , Imaginary Bass(distort the preamp) Movie Corner: The Gauntlet, True Crime , Red Letter Media on Bill & Ted, Star Wars Facts, Riff of the Week: Stone In Love; Neal Schon(Journey) Pittsburgh Kevin: Carol Kaye, GEL, Sophie Lloyd, So Bad It’s Good: Joey Breaux; Wicked Games This Week In Rock History: BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK 3/22/1943 – Keith Relf (Vocals-Harmonica, The Yardbirds) 3/22/1948 – Randy Jo Hobbs (bass, The McCoys) 3/23/1944 – Ric Ocasek (American songwriter, guitarist, singer, and producer – The Cars) 3/23/1953 – Chaka Khan (American singer and songwriter) 3/24/1935 – Carol Kaye, American session bassist (Beach Boys, Sonny & Cher, Simon & Garfunkel) 3/25/1942 – Aretha Franklin (American singer, songwriter, pianist, and civil rights activist) 3/25/1947 – Elton John (English singer, songwriter, pianist, and composer) 3/26/1917 – Rufus Thomas (Blues & Soul Singer-Songwriter) 3/26/1944 – Diana Ross (Lead Vocals, The Supremes) 3/26/1946 – Fred Sheehan (Bass, Boston) 3/26/1948 – Steven Tyler (Lead Vocals, Aerosmith) 3/27/1924 – Sarah Vaughan (Jazz Vocalist) 3/27/1950 – Tony Banks (Keyboards, Genesis) 3/27/1960 – Victor Bailey (bass, Weather Report) 3/28/1948 – John Evan (Keyboards, Jethro Tull) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK 3/22/2005 – Rod Price (guitar, Foghat) 3/22/2017 – Sib Hashian (Original Boston drummer) 3/23/1943 – George Benson (American guitarist, singer, and songwriter) 3/24/1935 – Carol Kaye (prolific recording bass guitarist) 3/25/ 1966 – Jeff Healey (lap steel guitarist & blues singer) 3/25/2009 – Dan Seals (England Dan & John Ford Coley) 3/25/2006 – Buck Owens (Country Musician – Hee Haw Show) 3/26/2005 – Paul Hester (Drummer – Crowded House) 3/26/2002 – Randy Castillo (Drummer – Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue) 3/27/2000 – Ian Dury (Ian Dury & the Blockheads) 3/27/2007 – Faustino Oramas (Trova singer, tres guitarist – Buena Vista Social Club) 3/28/2013- Hugh McCracken (Guitarist – Billy Joel, Steely Dan) MUSIC RELEASES & TOP OF THE CHARTS: 3/22/1965 – Bob Dylan releases Bringing It All Back Home 3/22/1975 – Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin hits #1 3/22/1980 – Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick In the Wall (part II) is #1 on the singles charts. 3/22/1994 – Pantera release Far Beyond Driven, one of the few heavy metal albums to reach #1 in America. 3/22/1987 – Anthrax releases their third album, Among the Living. The cover shows an image of Henry Kane, a character in the film Poltergeist II: The Other Side, which the band finds terrifying. 3/22/1986 – Heart’s “These Dreams” hits #1 in the US. The lyric is written by Bernie Taupin, who is Elton John’s songwriting partner. 3/23/1979 – Wings release “Goodnight Tonight” 3/23/1970 -“Hello Darlin'” single released by Conway Twitty (Billboard Song of the Year 1970) 3/24/1958 – 1958 Elvis Presley joins the army (serial number 53310761) 3/24/1987 – 1987 1st Soul Train Music Awards: Janet Jackson, Luther Vandross win 3/25/1961 – 1961 Elvis Presley performs live on the USS Arizona. 3/25/1971 – 1971 Tom Jones’ “She’s a Lady” goes gold. 3/26/1977 – The Clash release “White Riot” 3/26/1991 – Bob Dylan releases his Bootleg Series Volume 1-3 3/27/1965 – The Who make their U.S. singles chart debut with “I Can’t Explain.” 3/28/1973 – Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon hits #1 3/28/1967 – Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed Girl” is recorded 3/28/1967 – The Beatles record “Good Morning Good Morning” and “Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite!” 3/28/1970 – Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young release “Woodstock” 3/28/1973 – Led Zeppelin releases Houses of the Holy 3/28/1995 – Rock band Wilco releases their debut album, AM. THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: 3/22/2006 – Aerosmith cancels the rest of their Rockin’ The Joint tour. Reason being to allow lead singer Steven Tyler to have throat surgery to treat strained vocal chords. 3/22/1997 – Paul McCartney’s original birth certificate is sold to a private Beatles collector for $84,146. 3/22/1976 – While campaigning for US President, Jimmy Carter tells NARM (The National Association of Record Merchandisers) that he listened to Bob Dylan, Grateful Dead, and Led Zeppelin while Governor of Georgia. 3/22/1974 – Ten Years After play their final gig, seven years after their first one. 3/25/1964 – The Beatles made their debut on UK TV show Top Of The Pops singing ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ and ‘You Can’t Do That.’ The show had been recorded on March 19th. 3/25/1967 – The Who and Cream made their U.S. concert debut at RKO 58th Street Theatre, New York City as part of a rock & roll extravaganza promoted by DJ Murray the K. 3/25/1983 – Motown Records celebrated its 25 anniversary with a concert in Pasadena, featuring; The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Martha Reeves, Jr. Walker, The Commodores, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and The Jackson 5. 3/26/1971 – The Rolling Stones “lips and tongue” logo makes its first appearance on VIP passes. 3/26/1980 – The Wall by Pink Floyd breaks the record for longest running pop album on the charts. The previous record holder was Carole King’s Tapestry. 3/27/1965 – Jeff Beck replaced Eric Clapton in The Yardbirds 3/28/1969 – Joe Cocker plays his first U.S. gig. 3/28/1978 – Alice Cooper appears on The Muppet Show and performs “Welcome To My Nightmare” and “School’s Out.” Adorable? Nightmarish? Both https://jbonamassa.com/march-22-march-28-this-week-in-rock/…

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EP828 Robert Plant Singing w/Van Halen, Disturbed burns Chicago Bulls, Phil Collins & Jimmy Page Feud 55:05

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This Week In The World Of Loudini: Loudini: The Greatest American Hero almost didn’t happen(Rawteur), , Disturbed burns Chicago Bulls(rock feed) , Phil Collins vs Jimmy Page(MusicGuru), Trump’s Chibsons(Guitar Max ), Robert Plant Singing with Van Halen?(rockfeed) , Billy vs Tommy(CineRanter) , The Story of Money for Nothing(David Hartley) , Loudini’s Audition, Crimson Tide, The Cocoa Puffs Conspiracy Pittsburgh Kevin: astronauts home, hang on sloopy video by the mccoys, Spinal Tap II, Journey power outage This Week In Rock History: 3/18/1992 – Donna Summer gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. MARCH 16 – MARCH 22 – BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK 3/15/1912 – Lightnin’ Hopkins (Blues Singer-Songwriter) 3/15/1940 – Phil Lesh (bass, Grateful Dead) 3/15/1943 – Sly Stone (vocals & multi-instrumentalist, Sly and the Family Stone) 3/15/1947 – Ry Cooder (guitarist & songwriter, multiple genres) 3/15/1955 – Dee Snider (singer, Twisted Sister) 3/16/1948 – Michael Bruce (guitar and keyboards, Alice Cooper Band) 3/17/1919 – Nat King Cole (jazz singer) 3/17/1941 – Paul Kantner (guitar, Jefferson Airplane) 3/17/1951 – Scott Gorham (guitarist, Thin Lizzy, Supertramp) 3/17/1967 – Billy Corgan (singer, Smashing Pumpkins) 3/18/1941 – Wilson Pickett (R&B Superstar) 3/18/1948 – Bobby Whitlock (keys, Derek, and the Dominoes) 3/18/1966 – Jerry Cantrell (guitar, Alice in Chains) 3/19/1930 – Ornette Coleman (Pivotal jazz musician) 3/19/1953 – Ricky Helton Wilson (guitarist for The B-52s) 3/19/1946 – Paul Atkinson (guitarist for The Zombies) 3/20/1936 – Lee “Scratch” Perry (Producer, Bob Marley & the Wailers) 3/20/1951 – Jimmie Vaughan (The Fabulous Thunderbirds) 3/21/1902 – Son House (Blues Singer & Guitarist) 3/21/1930 – Otis Spann (Blues Pianist) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 3/15/1929 – Pinetop Smith (Blues Pianist) 3/15/2014 – Scott Asheton (drums, The Stooges) 3/16/1975 – T-Bone Walker (Blues singer-songwriter) 3/17/1990 – Ric Grech (bass, Traffic, Blind Faith) 3/18/2001 – John Phillips (The Mamas & the Papas) 3/18/2017 – Chuck Berry (Pioneer of Rock N Roll) 3/18/2009 – Eddie Bo dies (New Orleans singer/pianist) 3/19/1976 – Paul Kossoff (Paul Kossoff, Free) 3/19/1982 – Randy Rhoads (guitar, Ozzy Osbourne’s band) 3/20/1988 – Gil Evans (Canadian jazz pianist / Miles Davis) 3/21/1991 – Leo Fender (Guitar Manufacturer / Innovator) 3/21/2011 – Joe Willie “Pinetop” Perkins (Blues Pianist) 3/21/2008 – Klaus Dinger (Kraftwerk and Neu!) MUSIC RELEASES & TOP OF THE CHARTS: 3/15/1976 – KISS releases Destroyer. 3/17/1965 – “The Last Time” by The Rolling Stones hits the U.K. #1. 3/18/1972 – “Heart of Gold” by Neil Young goes #1 3/19/1962 – Bob Dylan is released. 3/19/1975 – KISS release Dressed To Kill 3/19/1981 – The #1 U.S. single is The J Geils Band’s “Centerfold.” 3/19/1996 – Barenaked Ladies release their third studio album, Born On A Pirate Ship. 3/20/1967 – “Penny Lane” / “Strawberry Fields Forever” goes gold. 3/20/1971 – “Me and Bobby McGee” by Janis Joplin hits #1 3/20/1982 – “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll” by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts hit #1 3/21/2000 – Nickel Creek release self-titled album, produced by bluegrass star Alison Krauss. THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: On March 17, 2005, Robert Plant received his Grammy Lifetime Achievement award at Austin’s SXSW festival. 3/18/2008 – Brenda Lee, Gene Pitney, Isaac Hayes, The Ramones, Talking Heads and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers are inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. 3/18/2008 – Among other artists, Lou Reed, Damien Rice, and Moby take part in the Speak Up! concert (which benefits Iraq war veterans) held at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn, New York. 3/18/1992 – Donna Summer gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 3/19/1975 – The movie version of The Who’s rock opera Tommy premieres in America. 3/19/1982 – Ozzy Osbourne’s guitarist Randy Rhoads dies when he takes a plane ride with a pilot who tries to buzz Ozzy’s tour bus. When the wing hits the bus, the plane crashes into a nearby house, killing Rhoads, the pilot, and the tour costume designer/hairdresser. 3/19/1978 – Billy Joel makes his UK concert debut at London’s Theatre Royal. 3/20/2008 – The Eagles launch their world tour in support of their album Long Road Out of Eden. 3/20/1989 – After 37 years on the air, Dick Clark announces he will discontinue hosting his creation, ABC-TV’s highly influential American Bandstand. Meanwhile, the show continues with another host, but folds for good shortly after. 3/20/1976 – Alice Cooper gets married for the first (and only) time. His bride is Sheryl Goddard, a 19-year-old dance instructor who had performed on his Welcome To My Nightmare tour. 3/20/1975 – Patti Smith and Television begin a 7-week residency at CBGB in New York City. While, doing these shows, Smith refines these songs to later appear on her debut album Horses. 3/20/1975 – The first Motown package tour begins in the UK with a show in North London. On the bill are The Supremes, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and Martha & the Vandellas. 3/21/1994 – Bruce Springsteen wins an Oscar for the song “Streets of Philadelphia” from the Tom Hanks movie Philadelphia. 3/21/2000 – Soul Coughing disbands after eight years and three albums.…

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EP827 Eddie Van Halen Falls Out w/Clapton & blows off Satriani, Sabbath Reunites, Bentar on Austin City Limits 59:26

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What we got up to this week: Loudini: Mississippi Burning , The Curse of the Necklace, Wolfgang is his own man (alternativenation) , EVH blows off Joe Satriani(altnertaivenation) , Eric Clapton and Eddie Van Halen Fallout(studio number six) , Pat Bentar austin city limits, My audition, Riff of the week: 8675309/Jenny Pittsburgh Kevin: So bad it’s good: Jenny Stardust, Ain’t that a kick in the c*unt , tune your guitar, can you fall out of love with a song? Laura cox, best in show, Crimson Tide Your Week In Rock History: MARCH 9th – MARCH 15 –BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK 3/09/1936 – Mickey Gilley (American country singer, Urban Cowboy) 3/9/1942 – John Cale (composer, singer-songwriter -Velvet Underground) 3/9/1942 – Gary Walker (The Standells, The Walker Brothers) 3/10/1947 – Tom Sholz (Rock guitarist/keyboardist – Boston) 3/10/1953 – Ronnie Earl (American blues guitarist – The Broadcasters) 3/10/1955 – Gary Louris (American singer-songwriter, musician – Jayhawks) 3/10/1963 – Jeff Ament (American musician – Pearl Jam) 3/11/1974 – Adam Wakeman (keys, Ozzy Osbourne) 3/11/1964 – Vinnie Paul (American drummer – Pantera) 3/12/1917 – Leonard Chess (Record Mogul, Chess Records) Happy Birthday James Taylor! 3/12/1948 – James Taylor (Rock Singer-Songwriter) 3/12/1949 – Bill Payne (piano, Little Feat) 3/12/1949 – Mike Gibbins (drums, Badfinger) 3/12/1956 – Steve Harris (bass, Iron Maiden) 3/12/1969 – Graham Coxon (guitar, Blur) 3/13/1960 – Adam Clayton (bass, U2) 3/14/1933 – Quincy Jones (A Legend) 3/14/1943 – Jim Pons (bassist – Turtles, Mothers of Invention) 3/15/1912 – Lightnin’ Hopkins (Blues Singer-Songwriter) Happy Birthday Phil Lesh! 3/15/1940 – Phil Lesh (bass, Grateful Dead) 3/15/1943 – Sly Stone (vocals & multi-instrumentalist, Sly and the Family Stone) 3/15/1947 – Ry Cooder (guitarist & songwriter, multiple genres) 3/15/1955 – Dee Snider (singer, Twisted Sister) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 3/08/1973 – Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (American rocker – Grateful Dead) 3/09/1993 – Bob Crosby (American jazz singer, bandleader Bobcats) 3/10/1989 – Doc Green (American singer – The Drifters) 3/10/1997 – La Vern Baker (American singer) 3/11/1986 – Sonny Terry (Piedmont Blues Musician) 3/11/2016 – Keith Emerson (keys, Emerson, Lake, & Palmer) 3/12/1955 – Charlie Parker (Jazz Saxophonist) 3/12/2012 – Michael Hossack (drums, The Doobie Brothers) 3/12/2013 – Clive Burr (drums, Iron Maiden) 3/13/1985 – Robert “Bob” Shad (American producer, record label owner Big Brother & Holding Co.) 3/14/1991 – Doc Pomus (American blues singer and songwriter) 3/15/1929 – Pinetop Smith (Blues Pianist) 3/15/2014 – Scott Asheton (drums, The Stooges) MUSIC RELEASES AND TOP OF THE CHARTS: 3/12/1967 – The Velvet Underground Releases The Velvet Underground and Nico 3/12/1971 – The Allman Brothers’ record “Live At Fillmore East” on May 12th and May 13th. 3/13/1967 – The Beatles’ “Penny Lane” hits #1. 3/13/1968 – The Byrd’s Greatest Hits goes gold. 3/13/1976 – The Eagles’ Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) hits #1. 3/13/1980 – Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon goes platinum. 3/15/1976 – KISS releases Destroyer. THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: Paul McCartney is knighted by the Queen on March 11, 1997. On March 12, 2007, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducts Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, R.E.M., Van Halen, The Ronettes, and Patti Smith. On March 12, 1958, Billie Holiday is sentenced to one year of probation for heroin possession by a Philadelphia court. She pleads guilty to the charge. On March 12, 1969, Paul McCartney marries Linda Eastman. On that same day, the police busts George Harrison and his wife for possession of marijuana. No other members of the Beatles attended their wedding, but at least George had a good excuse. On March 12, 1974, John Lennon and Harry Nilsson get drunk and thrown out of a Smothers Brothers comedy show at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. At the same time, they’re accused of causing a disturbance during the show. The press calls Nilsson a bad influence on Lennon. Later, Nilsson comments, “It ruined my reputation for 10 years. Get one Beatle drunk and look what happens.” The Rolling Stones Tour China On March 12, 2003, The Rolling Stones are about to embark on their first tour of China. However, the Chinese government bans the Stones from playing a list of songs that they find controversial. The tracks includes classics like “ Honky Tonk Women ,” “ Let’s Spend the Night Together, ” and “ Brown Sugar .” Guys, censorship is bad, especially in rock and roll. On March 13, 1965, Eric Clapton quits The Yardbirds over his fears that they are becoming too commercial and veering away from the R&B and blues rock that he loves. For his next endeavor, he joins up with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers for their legendary collaborative album known in blues rock lore as the “Beano” album. On March 13, 2006, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducted Blondie, Miles Davis, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Black Sabbath and The Sex Pistols. Bunch o’ punks that they were, The Sex Pistols did not attend the ceremony and rejected the induction. Furthermore, Tommy Iommi almost wasn’t allowed to bring his awards home to England because of the security is concern that it could be used as a weapon. Eric Clapton goes to the hospital with a near-fatal ulcer and cancels the rest of his 47 tour dates on March 14, 1981. On March 14, 1998, Johnny Cash won the Grammy for Best Country Album. After a few weeks, his record company puts a full-page ad in Billboard magazine with an old photo of Cash extending his middle finger obscenely. The ad reads, “American Recordings and Johnny Cash would like to acknowledge the Nashville music establishment and country radio for your support.” Your Week In Rock: Spiritbox Releases 'Tsunami Sea': Canadian heavy metal band Spiritbox released their second studio album, Tsunami Sea , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Destruction Drops 'Birth of Malice': German thrash metal band Destruction unveiled their latest album, Birth of Malice , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Whitechapel Releases 'Hymns in Dissonance': American deathcore band Whitechapel released their new album, Hymns in Dissonance , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Edge of Paradise Presents 'Prophecy': American rock band Edge of Paradise released their latest album, Prophecy , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Smith/Kotzen Collaborate on 'Black Light / White Noise': Adrian Smith and Richie Kotzen released their joint album, Black Light / White Noise , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Sadist Unveils 'Something to Pierce': Italian progressive death metal band Sadist released their new album, Something to Pierce , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Christian Mistress Returns with 'Children of the Earth': After a decade-long hiatus, American heavy metal band Christian Mistress released their album, Children of the Earth , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Carnal Forge Releases 'The Fractured Process' EP: Swedish thrash metal band Carnal Forge released their new EP, The Fractured Process , on March 7, 2025. Wikipedia Love/Hate Drops 'Punk Rock Fiesta!': American rock band Love/Hate released their latest album, Punk Rock Fiesta! , on March 1, 2025. Wikipedia Black Sabbath Announces Final Reunion Show: Black Sabbath announced they will reunite for a final charity show titled "Back to the Beginning" at Villa Park, Birmingham, on July 5, 2025. Wikipedia…

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EP826 Mohini Dey, SADE, Harvey Weinstein & Candace Owens. WTF is up with Marshall? 1:01:59

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Our Week: Loudini: Elon on Rogan, You people are full of shit, Spacelift(trek cadet) , Mohini Dey(Scotts bass lessons) , Instagram Casting(WDW pro) , SADE’s Perfect Bass Line(PDBass) , Not Looking Good for Marshall (big jake music) , is Revolution#9 actually good?(polyphonic ), The Brutalist , LouLombardiGuitar on YouTube, Harvey Weinstein & Candice Owens, RJ Ronquillo Cryptid Fuzz, Riff of The Week: Limelight by RUSH Pittsburgh Kevin: where’d it go? One flew over the cuckoo’s net, tik tok vampyra, so bad it’s good: worse band cover; cocaine Week in Rock March 1-March 7 March 1st – March 7th – This Week in Rock This Week’s Trivia Answer: 3/1/1974 – Rush releases their debut album. MARCH 1 – MARCH 7 – BORN THIS WEEK: 3/1/1942 – Michael Giles (King Crimson) 3/1/1944 – Roger Daltrey (The Who) 3/2/1944 – Lou Reed (The Velvet Underground) 3/2/1948 – Rory Gallagher (Taste) 3/2/1948 – Larry Carlton (Steely Dan) 3/2/1956 – Mark Evans (AC/DC) 3/2/1962 – Jon Bon Jovi (Bon Jovi) 3/3/1953 – Dave Amato (REO Speedwagon) 3/4/1948 – Chris Squire (Yes) 3/5/1952 – Alan Clark (keyboards, Dire Straits) 3/5/1970 – John Frusciante (guitar, Red Hot Chili Peppers) 3/6/1925 – Wes Montgomery (Jazz guitarist) 3/6/1937 – Ben Keith (pedal steel, Neil Young) 3/6/1946 – David Gilmour (guitar, Pink Floyd) 3/6/1951 – Walter Trout (blues guitarist) 3/7/1946 – Matthew Fisher (keyboards, Procol Harum) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: 3/02/2008 – Jeff Healey (Jazz and blues-rock vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter) 3/02/2003 – Hank Ballard (Lead vocalist for the Midnighters) 3/02/1942 – Charlie Christian (Swing and Jazz guitarist, Bebop) 3/02/1999 – Dusty Springfield (English pop singer and record producer) 3/03/2013 – Bobby Rogers (Singer with Motown vocal group The Miracles) 3/5/1963 – Patsy Cline (Country Musician, vocals) 3/6/2013 – Alvin Lee (vocals & guitar, Ten Years After) 3/7/2013 – Peter Banks (guitar, Yes) MUSIC RECORDINGS & RELEASES 3/1/1973 – Tom Waits releases Closing Time, his stunning debut album. 3/1/1975 – Blood On the Tracks by Bob Dylan is released 3/1/1977 – Manfred Mann’s cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Blinded By the Light” goes gold. 3/1/1967 – The Beatles record “Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds” 3/1/1973 – Pink Floyd releases their successful album “Dark Side of the Moon”. 3/1/1975 – Bob Dylan reaches #1 with Blood on the Tracks. 3/2/1955 – Bo Diddley records “I’m a Man.” 3/3/1986 – Metallica releases Master of Puppets 3/5/1965 – The Yardbirds release “For Your Love” on 3/5/1983 – “Billie Jean” hits #1 3/6/1975 – Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti is certified Gold. 3/7/1970 – Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon & Garfunkel hits #1 3/7/1967 – The Beatles record “Lovely Rita” 3/7/1975 – David Bowie releases Young Americans THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 3/1/1968 – Johnny Cash marries June Carter. 3/1/1969 – The Doors’ Jim Morrison is arrested after allegedly exposing himself on stage to the audience. In 2010, the governor of Florida gave him a posthumous pardon. 3/1/1994 – The “Best Metal Performance With Vocals” Grammy Award goes to Ozzy Osbourne (formerly of Black Sabbath), for his song “I Don’t Want To Change the World.” Ozzy beat out Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Suicidal Tendencies, and White Zombie for the award. 3/1/1974 – Queen starts their first headlining tour. The gig is at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens. 3/1/1974 – Rush releases their debut album. 3/2/1988 – U2 is awarded their first Grammy awards, “Album of the Year” and “Best Performance by Rock Duo or Group with Vocal” for their gorgeous album The Joshua Tree. The Album of the Year award went to U2 over Whitney Houston for Whitney, Michael Jackson for Bad, Trio by Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda Ronstadt, as well as Sign o’ the Times by Prince. 3/3/1978 – The first ever Van Halen U.S. tour begins; they are the opening act for Journey. 3/3/1973 – The Concert for Bangladesh wins the Grammy for “Album of the Year.” This live album, recorded at Madison Square Garden, was organized by George Harrison and features Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. Other artists that were nominated for the award included Don McLean, the cast of Jesus Christ Superstar, Neil Diamond, and Nilsson. 3/3/1966 – Buffalo Springfield is formed 3/3/1965 – Eric Clapton plays his last gig as a Yardbird. After leaving the band, he joins John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, his replacement is Jeff Beck. 3/3/1967 – The Jeff Beck Group gives their first live performance in London with their new vocalist Rod Stewart. 3/3/1981 – U2 starts their first major U.S. tour in Washington, D.C. at a club called “The Bayou”. 3/5/1963 – Cline appeared at a benefit show in Kansas City, Missouri. To return home, she boarded a plane along with country performers Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins and manager Randy Hughes. Upon hitting rough weather, the plane crashed outside of Camden, Tennessee, killing all those on board. 3/5/1971 – Led Zeppelin embarks on their “Thank You” tour, by going to the small clubs that helped them out three years earlier. 3/6/1966 – The Rolling Stones began recording their classic single “Paint It Black”. To this day it is a Rolling Stones fan favorite. And one of ours, too. 3/6/2000 – Eric Clapton is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the third time on March 6, 2000. 3/7/1976 – Elton John becomes a wax figure at Madame Tussaud’s in London. As well as Elton John is the first rock star to have this honor since The Beatles.…

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EP825 Pearl Jam Actually Plays Live, Swiftys Are A Psy-Op, The Hell of Hotel California 1:11:58

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Loudini: Princess Bride Story, Pearl Jam actually plays LIVE(wings of pegesus) , New Star Wars Trilogy(star wars meg) , 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Baywatch, switching them songs, pam anderson rejected by the hoff, spooky spin off, most watched show in the world,(minty) , The Story of Hotel California, real hotel, wrong key, wrong tempo, forgotten guitar parts, black sabbath jamming along, 33 edits (david hartley) , the captain plays killer bassline, sedaka flop, played with sklar, multi layered, hal blaine, spanish language version was a hit (pdbass) , Swifty Psy-op?(joe rogan) , Sir Paul SNL50 , Paul Simon SNL50, Loudini Asked to audition for Queensryche tribute, youtube journey, The Gorge Pittsburgh Kevin: 2001 A Space Odessy, The Fanatic, Don Felder emergency, plan 9, 74 Les Paul Custom, so bad it’s good: GOATandyourmom; Quack Like a Duck Lily: RIP Mom Rock History This Week: This Week In Rock – February 18 – February 24 BORN THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY: Yoko Ono: February 18, 1933 Dennis DeYoung: February 18, 1947 (Vocals, Styx) 2/19/1940 – Smokey Robinson 2/19/1948 – Tony Iommi (guitar, Black Sabbath) 2/19/1948 – Mark Andes (bass, Canned Heat) 2/19/1965 – Jon Fishman (drums, Phish) 2/20/1950 – Walter Becker (bass/guitar, Steely Dan) 2/20/1967 – Kurt Cobain (lead vocals and guitar, Nirvana) 2/21/1933 – Nina Simone (roots music vocalist) 2/21/1943 – David Geffen (founder, Asylum Records, Geffen Records) 2/23/1944 – Johnny Winter (blues rock guitarist and vocalist) 2/23/1952 – Brad Whitford (guitar, Aerosmith) 2/24/1942 – Paul Jones (vocals and harmonica, Manfred Mann, The Blues Band) 2/24/1944 – Nicky Hopkins (pianist/organist, worked with The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck, The Beatles, The Who) 2/24/1947 – Lonnie Turner (bass, Steve Miller Band) DIED THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 2/19/1980 – Bon Scott (lead vocals, AC/DC) 2/19/207 – Larry Coryell (jazz fusion guitarist) 2/22/1989 – Andy Warhol (manager, The Velvet Underground) 2/23/1997 – Tony Williams (jazz drummer) 2/23/2003 – Howie Epstein (bass, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) 2/24/1994 – Papa John Creech (violin, Jefferson Airplane) MUSIC RELEASES AND TOP OF THE CHARTS 2/19/1949 – John Lee Hooker’s “Boogie Chillen” at #1 on the R&B charts 2/19/1985 – Mick Jagger releases his first solo album 2/20/1979 – George Harrison puts out his 8th self-title album 2/21/1979 – Dire Straits by The Dire Straits goes gold 2/21/1964 – The Rolling Stones release “Not Fade Away” a Buddy Holly cover 2/21/1966 – The Beatles release “Nowhere Man” 2/21/1981 – Hi Infidelity by REO Speedwagon reaches #1 in America 2/22/1969 – The Beatles record “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” 2/23/1970 – Morrison Hotel by The Doors goes gold (their fifth album in a row to do so) 2/24/1975 – Led Zeppelin releases Physical Graffiti 2/24/1976 – Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) by The Eagles is the first ever platinum album THIS WEEK IN ROCK HISTORY 2/19/1965 – Rod Stewart plays with the band The Soul Agents at a club in Harrow England, which is his first major performance. 2/19/1987 – Taj Mahal plays a concert at the Palomino Club in Hollywood and is joined onstage by George Harrison, John Fogerty, and Bob Dylan for an impromptu jam session. Some of the songs played by this who’s who of rock, included Fogerty’s “Proud Mary,” Dylan’s “Watching the River flow” as well as some classics of rock ‘n’ roll including “Blue Suede Shoes,” and “Peggy Sue.” 2/19/1974 – KISS makes their first television appearance on the show Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert , aired on ABC. 2/20/1975 – Lost Angeles declares that it is “Johnny Cash Day” 2/20/2009 – The White Stripes play on the last episode of Late Night With Conan O’Brien , which is also their final gig as a band. They perform the song “We’re Going To Be Friends.” The performance is intimate and with a slightly different musical arrangement form the traditional way it is performed. Additionally, it features Meg White coming out from her drum kit to join Jack White on guitar and sing some lines in unison. 2/21/2001 – Johnny Cash wins his tenth Grammy award, for the song “Solitary Man” in the category of “Best Male Vocal Country Performance.” The song is a 1966 Neil Diamond hit that Cash recorded for his LP American III: Solitary Man , a mostly covers album that was produced by mega-producer Rick Rubin. 2/21/1961 – The Beatles make their first appearance at Liverpool’s Cavern Club. They will play regular lunchtime gigs there. 2/21/1958 – Gibson ships their first “Flying V.” The shipment was from a Kalamazoo, Michigan factory. The unique shape of the guitar created an almost mystical allure around the instrument, appealing to early adopters like Albert King and Lonnie Mack, as well as later guitar heroes like Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, and even Lenny Kravitz. 2/22/1974 – Great blues band Ten Years After play their final live show in London 2/22/1989 – The first Grammy award for the “Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance” category is awarded to Jethro Tull. They beat Metallica. Wrap your head around that… 2/22/1994 – Prince officially is given the trademark on the symbol he had been using instead of an actual name. 2/23/1971 – Dire Straits embark on their very first US tour. 2/23/1993 – Little Richard is presented with a Lifetime Achievement Grammy 2/23/2000 – Mule Variations by Tom Waits wins the “Best Contemporary Folk Album” Grammy. The album’s guests included Les Claypool on bass, and John Hammond and Charlie Musselwhite playing the blues harp. 2/23/2000 – Carlos Santana wins eight Grammy Awards for the highly popular album Supernatural 2/24/1969 – Jimi Hendrix’s Experience play their final show in the UK at the Royal Albert Hall. 2/24/1976 – The Eagles’ Greatest Hits album is the first album certified Platinum by the RIAA 2/24/1993 – Eric Clapton wins big at the Grammy Awards, taking three awards for “Tears In Heaven” two more for his album Unplugged, and Best Rock Song for his acoustic version of “Layla.” Your Week In Rock 2025: As of February 18, 2025, several classic rock artists have announced new music releases and tour plans. Here's a summary of the latest events: Steven Tyler sings again. Paul Simon Announces 'A Quiet Celebration Tour' Following his performance at the "SNL50" celebration on February 16, Paul Simon has announced his 'A Quiet Celebration Tour.' This marks his return to touring since his 2018 'Homeward Bound Farewell Tour.' The tour will run from April to August 2025, featuring multiple dates, including five shows at New York City's Beacon Theatre in June. Tickets will be available starting February 21. Simon is expected to perform a mix of classic hits and songs from his recent album "Seven Psalms." citeturn0news19 Tom Jones to Headline Discovery Festival in Scotland Tom Jones, at 84, will headline the Discovery Festival in Dundee, Scotland, on July 27, 2025, as part of his 'Defy Explanation' tour. The three-day event, from July 25-27, also features performances by Ocean Colour Scene, The Fratellis, and The Human League. Tickets go on sale February 21, with presales beginning February 19. citeturn0news21 Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo Announce 2025 Tour Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo have announced a 26-concert North American tour starting in April and ending in June 2025. Tickets are available for purchase on Vivid Seats. In addition to the tour, the couple is releasing a children's picture book titled "My Grandma and Grandpa Rock!" on September 9, 2025. citeturn0news24 Black Sabbath's Final Concert: 'Back to the Beginning' Black Sabbath has announced a final concert, 'Back to the Beginning,' scheduled for July 5, 2025, at Villa Park in Aston, Birmingham. This performance will feature the original lineup—Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward—and marks their first live performance together in eight years. The event will also include performances by Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera. citeturn0search29 Guns N' Roses 2025 Tour Dates Guns N' Roses have announced their 2025 tour schedule, covering Europe and the Middle East. The tour will start on May 23 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and conclude on July 31 at the Wacken Open Air music festival in Germany. Select performances will feature special guests such as Rival Sons, Public Enemy, and a reformed lineup of the Sex Pistols. citeturn0news36 Oasis Announces 2025 Reunion Tour Oasis has announced a reunion tour in 2025, marking their first performances together since 2009. The tour will begin on July 4 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, and will include dates across the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia, South America, and Asia. Support acts include Cast, Richard Ashcroft, and Cage the Elephant. citeturn0search30 Ringo Starr's 2025 Tour and New Album Ringo Starr will embark on a ten-concert summer tour with his All-Starr Band in June 2025. The tour supports his new country album "Look Up," set for release on January 10, 2025. The All-Starr Band features musicians from classic rock bands such as Toto, Men At Work, and Aerosmith. A notable performance is scheduled at New York's Radio City Music Hall on June 13. citeturn0news32 Pearl Jam's 'Dark Matter World Tour' Pearl Jam is currently on their 'Dark Matter World Tour' in support of their twelfth studio album, "Dark Matter." The tour began on May 4, 2024, and is scheduled to conclude on May 18, 2025, at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. The tour includes multiple legs covering Europe, North America, and Oceania. citeturn0search33 AC/DC's 'Power Up Tour' AC/DC has announced their 'Power Up Tour,' with dates across Europe and North America. The tour supports their album "Power Up" and features bassist Chris Chaney. The European leg concluded in Dublin on August 17, 2024, and the North American leg is scheduled from April to May 2025. citeturn0search34 Supergrass Celebrates 30th Anniversary of 'I Should Coco' Supergrass has announced a tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album "I Should Coco." The tour will kick off in Glasgow at the Barrowland Ballroom on May 8, 2025, and will visit various cities before concluding at The Great Estate Festival in Cornwall on May 31. citeturn0news35 Foreigner Inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foreigner will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this October after more than 20 years of eligibility. The band, known for hits like "Cold as Ice" and "I Want to Know What Love Is," joins other notable inductees such as Mary J. Blige and Ozzy Osbourne. citeturn0news37 Rediscovered Tina Turner Track Released A recently rediscovered Tina Turner track, titled "Hot for You Baby," has been included in a new edition of her 1984 album, "Private Dancer." However, critics suggest that the song lacks the anthemic power of the original tracks. citeturn0news39 Rick Buckler of The Jam Passes Away Rick Buck…

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EP824 Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Happy Days, Erin Grey 1:00:57

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Loudini: Stephen Tobolowsky SRV Story(Lone Star Plate) , Dissecting “Happy Days”(Dave Sundstrom) it was never meant for that, Carl’s Jr is bringing Sexy Back, Animals Asking Humans for Help(mad lab) , Loudini learns Johnny B. Goode FINALLY!, Erin Grey’s Spandex (Golden Throwback) , 16 Films Jame Cameron wants you to see(QTR) , The Driver , swatters arrested, Pittsburgh Kevin: stevie T, tiktok PSA, meytal cohen, miss shelia, rewatchables; blues bros. So bad it’s Good; harry roy and his bat club boys This Week In Rock History: The Beatles Record Debut Album (February 11, 1963): In a marathon session at Abbey Road Studios, The Beatles recorded 14 tracks, 10 of which appeared on their debut album, Please Please Me . Notably, John Lennon, despite suffering from a severe cold, delivered an electrifying one-take performance of "Twist and Shout." thisdayinmusic.com The Beatles' First U.S. Concert (February 11, 1964): Following their iconic Ed Sullivan Show appearance, The Beatles performed their inaugural U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum in Washington, D.C. The setlist included hits like "I Saw Her Standing There" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand." thisdayinmusic.com Black Sabbath's Debut Album Released (February 13, 1970): Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut album in the UK, marking a significant moment in the birth of heavy metal music. jbonamassa.com The Who's 'Live at Leeds' Concert (February 14, 1970): The Who recorded their legendary live album, Live at Leeds , at the University of Leeds Refectory in England. The album is often hailed as one of the greatest live rock recordings. jbonamassa.com Pink Floyd Premieres 'Eclipse' (February 17, 1972): Pink Floyd performed "Eclipse" at the Rainbow Theatre in London. A year later, this music would evolve into their seminal album, The Dark Side of the Moon . classicbands.com The Eagles Release 'Greatest Hits 1971–1975' (February 17, 1976): The Eagles released their compilation album, which would become one of the best-selling records of all time. classicbands.com The Clash's First U.S. Tour Begins (February 17, 1979): The Clash kicked off their inaugural U.S. tour in New York, opening with "I'm So Bored with the USA." classicbands.com Elvis Presley's First Gold Album (February 17, 1960): Elvis Presley earned his first Gold record for his self-titled debut album, which spent ten weeks at the top of the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart in 1956. classicbands.com The Monkees' 'More of The Monkees' Hits No. 1 (February 11, 1967): The Monkees' second album, More of The Monkees , soared from position 122 to number 1 on the Billboard album chart. thisdayinmusic.com The Turtles Release 'Happy Together' (February 11, 1967): The Turtles released their biggest hit, "Happy Together," which would reach number 1 in the U.S. and become an enduring classic. thisdayinmusic.com These events highlight significant moments in rock history that occurred during this week. Your Week In Rock: Tom Morello Covers AC/DC with Slash and Shavo Odadjian at California Wildfire Benefit Shows (February 11, 2025): Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello held two star-studded charity gigs earlier this month, featuring performances with Slash and System Of A Down’s Shavo Odadjian, to raise funds for California wildfire relief efforts. loudersound.com Vince Neil's Private Jet Involved in Fatal Crash at Scottsdale Airport (February 11, 2025): Mötley Crüe released a statement confirming that Vince Neil was not on board at the time of the accident involving his private jet, which resulted in fatalities. loudersound.com Alice Cooper Adds More Dates to 'Too Close For Comfort' Tour (February 11, 2025): Alice Cooper has expanded his 2025 tour schedule with an additional 23 shows, bringing his theatrical rock performances to more cities across the country. loudersound.com Epica and Amaranthe Announce European/UK 'Arcane Dimensions' 2026 Co-Headlining Tour (February 11, 2025): Symphonic metal pioneers Epica and metal powerhouse Amaranthe will unite for a European co-headlining tour in early 2026, featuring rotating co-headline slots. bravewords.com Days Of Jupiter Release Official Video for 'The World Was Never Enough'; New Album Out Now (February 11, 2025): Swedish metal band Days Of Jupiter has released their highly anticipated fifth album, The World Was Never Enough , accompanied by an official video for the title track. bravewords.com Sumerian’s Ash Avildsen Matches Chappell Roan’s $25K Donation for Artists (February 10, 2025): Sumerian Records founder Ash Avildsen criticized greedy record executives and matched Chappell Roan’s $25,000 donation to support artists, highlighting the need for fair treatment in the music industry. metalsucks.net metalsucks.net King Parrot to Release New Album 'A Young Person’s Guide To' This Year (February 9, 2025): Australian grindcore band King Parrot announced their upcoming album, A Young Person’s Guide To , set for release on June 6, 2025, marking their return with new material. metalsucks.net Forbidden to Embark on '40 Years of Twisted Evil' Tour in August (February 9, 2025): Thrash metal band Forbidden is set to celebrate their 40th anniversary with the '40 Years of Twisted Evil' tour, kicking off in August 2025, marking their return to the stage. metalsucks.net Saetia Release Second New Single in Decades Called 'Three Faces Past' (February 9, 2025): Influential screamo band Saetia has released 'Three Faces Past,' their second new single in decades, delighting fans with fresh material after a long hiatus. metalsucks.net…

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EP823 David Bowie, Tom Jones, Steven Tyler, The Beatles 50:54

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What we got up to this week: Loudini: guitar lessons in exchange for reviews, Corgan & Burr Brothers? (rock feed), British AI Wants All of your info(wings of pegasus) , Bourne without exposition(CinemaStix) , The most controversial Comic(Leonarda Jonie) , Damian Leone’s “unreasonable” opinion on the Terrifier franchise(Midnight’s Edge) , The Grammys(rick beato) , all you need is blood, Mr Pittsburgh: Bon Jobi , beatle-esque bands, Your Week In Rock: RUSH 50; https://www.rush.com/rush-50-coming-march-21/ Album Releases: David Bowie's Live Album: new live album, Ready, Set Go! (Live, Riverside Studios '03) , is set for release on April 12, 2025, for Record Store Day.his album features a recording of Bowie's September 8, 2003, interactive music satellite event, including his first-ever live performance of his album Reality .citeturn0search3 Lily Hiatt's 'Forever': ily Hiatt's sixth album, Forever , marks a significant shift from her Americana roots, embracing a joyous, intimate alternative rock sound influenced by grunge.he album is a departure from her 2017 critical breakthrough Trinity Lane and her 2020's vibrant Walking Proof .citeturn0news12 Concert Tour Announcements: Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors Tour: lues Traveler has announced a 2025 nationwide tour in collaboration with Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors.he tour will take place from July through September, showcasing their performances across various U.S. venues.ighlights include a performance at Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City on July 19 and a final appearance at the Bourbon and Beyond Festival in Lexington, KY.ickets for the co-headlining tour go on sale on February 7.citeturn0news10 Tom Jones' 'Defy Expectations Tour': om Jones has announced his 'Defy Expectations Tour' for 2025, covering venues across North America.he tour includes 17 concerts, with one in Red Bank, NJ on April 21.ickets for the tour are available through platforms like Vivid Seats.citeturn0news18 Pearl Jam's 2025 Tour: earl Jam has announced a short tour in 2025, playing ten concerts in five U.S. cities, including Pittsburgh, PA, on May 16 and 18.ickets are available through platforms like Vivid Seats.citeturn0news21 Band Member Updates: Steven Tyler's Return to the Stage: ix months after Aerosmith announced their retirement due to Steven Tyler's larynx fracture, the 76-year-old rock icon returned to the stage during his Jam for Janie Grammy Awards Viewing Party in Los Angeles.e performed with Mick Fleetwood, Nuno Bettencourt, Lainey Wilson, and Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton, covering songs like Extreme's "More Than Words" and Aerosmith's classics.citeturn0news11 St. Vincent's Personal Revelation at the Grammys: ock star St. Vincent, whose real name is Anne Clark, surprised fans during her acceptance speech at the 67th Grammy Awards by revealing that she has a wife and daughter.lark won awards for best alternative music album, best alternative music performance, and best rock song for 'Broken Man'.citeturn0news13 Special Performances: Take That's Performance at the 2025 Baftas: he 2025 EE Bafta Film Awards, set for February 16 at London’s Royal Festival Hall, will feature Take That performing their hit "Greatest Day," featured in the seven-nominated film "Anora."ther performances include Hollywood icon Jeff Goldblum during the In Memoriam section, previewing his album "Still Blooming."citeturn0news14 Kelly Clarkson's 'Kellyoke' Performance: n February 3, Kelly Clarkson performed a rendition of Harvey Danger's 1997 hit "Flagpole Sitta" during the Kellyoke segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show .larkson delivered an energetic performance backed by her band.citeturn0news15 Benefit Concerts: FireAid Concert in Los Angeles: os Angeles hosted the FireAid concert to benefit relief efforts for the Californian wildfires, featuring the reunion of Nirvana members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear with special guests.he event also included performances by Billie Eilish, Dr. Dre, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and others, raising over £50 million to date.citeturn0news16 Award Wins: The Beatles' Grammy Win: he Beatles have won their eighth Grammy award for Best Rock Performance with their AI-restored song "Now and Then."his track, created with AI assistance, is the first to earn such a nomination and win, surpassing bands like Green Day and Pearl Jam.citeturn0news17 navlistRecent Music News Highlightsturn0news10,turn0news11,turn0news17…

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EP822 AC/DC, Bonnie Tyler, Anthrax, Slipknot, 53:10

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Your Week In Rock: 1-28-25 AC/DC Announces 2025 'Power Up Tour' AC/DC has announced a North American stadium tour in 2025, named the 'Power Up Tour'. It's their first tour in the region since 2016, with 13 shows supporting their 2020 album "Power Up". The Pretty Reckless will join them as special guests. Notable stops include Foxborough, MA, on May 4, Minneapolis on April 10, Las Vegas on April 26, Detroit on April 30, Pittsburgh on May 8, and Chicago on May 24. Tickets go on sale on December 6 through Vivid Seats, where prices may vary. The tour follows their successful 'Power Trip Tour' in Europe earlier this year. The band's current lineup features Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney. The tour will feature hits like "Thunderstruck" and "Highway to Hell". citeturn0news16 Slipknot Rumored to Headline Download Festival 2025 Fans of the Download Festival believe they have identified Slipknot as a headlining act for the 2025 festival. The heavy metal band recently released their tour dates for 2025, showing a gap that coincides with the festival's dates in June. Fans noted similarities to Slipknot's past scheduling patterns, supporting the theory. The band, famous for their intense performances and elaborate costumes, has achieved global success since forming in 1995. Currently on a world tour celebrating their 25th anniversary, Slipknot is scheduled to perform across Europe, including countries such as Austria, France, Denmark, Italy, and Spain. Shawn Crahan, known as 'Clown', expressed excitement about continuing their anniversary celebrations in Europe and the UK, promising an unprecedented energy. citeturn0news18 Bonnie Tyler Joins Marenostrum Fuengirola's 10th Anniversary Lineup Bonnie Tyler se ha unido al décimo aniversario del festival Marenostrum Fuengirola, programado para el 14 de agosto de 2025 en el escenario Fundación Unicaja / castillo Sohail en Fuengirola. La famosa cantante británica interpretará éxitos como "Total Eclipse of the Heart" y canciones de su último álbum "The Best Is Yet to Come." Tyler, con una carrera de 50 años, ha recibido múltiples premios y reconocimiento mundial. Además, el festival Sun and Thunder también regresa a Marenostrum Fuengirola con una impresionante alineación de bandas de heavy metal como Kreator, W.A.S.P., Accept, y más. También estarán presentes bandas españolas como Saurom y Kabrones!!!. La venta de entradas comenzará el 27 de noviembre de 2024, con precios iniciales reducidos. citeturn0news20 Anthrax Completes Writing for New Album Anthrax has completed writing "13 or 14 songs" for their upcoming album, as reported by Louder Sound on August 19, 2024. The band is preparing to enter the studio to record the follow-up to their 2016 release, "For All Kings." Fans are eagerly anticipating new material from the thrash metal legends. Ozzy Osbourne Inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame On April 21, 2024, Ozzy Osbourne was officially announced among the 2024 inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. This recognition honors his extensive contributions to heavy metal both as a solo artist and as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath. Slipknot Confirms Eloy Casagrande as New Drummer After months of speculation, Slipknot officially confirmed Eloy Casagrande, formerly of Sepultura, as their new drummer on April 30, 2024. Casagrande replaces Jay Weinberg and is expected to bring a fresh dynamic to the band's rhythm section. Power Trip Returns with New Vocalist On June 6, 2024, Power Trip played their first show since the passing of original frontman Riley Gale in 2020. The performance at The Glass House in Pomona, California, introduced Seth Gilmore as the band's new vocalist, marking a new chapter for the thrash metal outfit. Chimaira Performs First Festival in 14 Years Chimaira performed at the 2024 Inkcarceration Fest on July 19, marking their first festival concert in 14 years. The band's return to the stage was highly anticipated by fans of their metalcore sound. Kreator's Set Cut Short at 'Big Teutonic Four' Concert On July 20, 2024, the "Big Teutonic Four"—Kreator, Sodom, Destruction, and Tankard—performed together for the first time at the Klash of the Ruhrpott festival in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. However, Kreator's headlining set was cut short after 10 songs due to a severe weather warning, which was followed by a thunderstorm. Dimmu Borgir Guitarist Galder Departs Band Longtime Dimmu Borgir guitarist Galder announced his departure from the band on August 18, 2024, to focus more on his own band, Old Man's Child. Galder had been a member of the Norwegian symphonic black metal band since 2000. Here are ten classic rock news items from this week that may interest your podcast audience: Tom Jones Announces 2025 'Defy Expectations' Tour Tom Jones, who will turn 85 in June, has announced his 'Defy Expectations Tour' for 2025, covering venues across North America, including a show in Red Bank, NJ, on April 21. Tickets go on sale on January 31. citeturn0news10 Toto's Resurgence Following 'Stranger Things' Feature Toto has experienced a significant resurgence in popularity, thanks in part to the inclusion of their song "Africa" in modern pop culture phenomena like the series Stranger Things . The band reflects on this newfound fame and their upcoming world tour. citeturn0news11 The Eagles Set for Las Vegas Residency in February The Eagles will continue their 'Live In Concert at Sphere' residency in Las Vegas with performances on February 14-15 and 21-22. Tickets are currently available, starting at $257 before fees. citeturn0news12 Alice Cooper Announces One-Off Show in Scotland Alice Cooper will perform at the Edinburgh Playhouse on June 23, 2025, marking his first return to the venue in over 20 years. Tickets will be available starting January 31, 2025. citeturn0news13 2025 Grammy Awards Predictions The 2025 Grammy Awards are set to proceed amidst the backdrop of wildfires in Los Angeles. This year's lineup features well-known artists such as Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and Beyoncé, alongside rising stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan. Key predictions include Sabrina Carpenter likely winning Record of the Year for "Espresso" and Charli XCX's "Brat" taking Album of the Year. citeturn0news14 Jonas Brothers Return to Disney for New Christmas Movie The Jonas Brothers are returning to their Disney roots with a new Christmas film, "Jonas Brothers Christmas Movie," set to premiere on Disney+ later this year. The film will follow Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas as they navigate obstacles trying to travel from London to New York to celebrate the holidays with their families. citeturn0news15 Daryl Hall Announces 2024 Tour with Howard Jones Daryl Hall of Hall & Oates fame will be touring in 2024 alongside '80s star Howard Jones, covering eight cities in November and culminating in Atlantic City on Nov. 23. Tickets are available now, with official sales starting Friday, Sept. 20. citeturn0news16 Rediscovered Tina Turner Track Released A previously unreleased track by Tina Turner, "Hot for You Baby," from her iconic 1984 album "Private Dancer," has surfaced in a new edition of the album. Critics note that this song, which didn't make the original cut, lacks the extraordinary quality of her other hits. citeturn0news17 Chris Burney Retires from Bowling for Soup Chris Burney, guitarist and co-founder of the rock band Bowling For Soup, announced his retirement from the band due to health concerns after 30 years of performing. The band will continue as a trio without replacing Burney. citeturn0news18 Garth Hudson of The Band Passes Away at 87 Garth Hudson, an influential member of The Band, passed away at 87 years old. Known for his skills on the Lowrey organ, synthesizers, accordion, and woodwind, Hudson was a key contributor to classics like "The Weight" and "I Shall Be Released." citeturn0news19 Rock & Roll Birthday Shout Outs: Sarah McLachlan, Dave Sharpe(The Alarm), WIliam Nelson “Willy Bass” (Funkadelic and many others), Ronnie Scott Our Week: Loudini: Nosferatu , Back In Action , The Well , Carrie Underwood at Inaguration (Wings of Pegasus) All Charges Dropped in Marylin Manson Case (rock feed) , Billy Gibbons gets his the Eliminator sound. Phil Keaggy Pittsburgh Kevin: The Final Countdown , Norm’s Rare Guitars Doc, the new zoo review,…

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EP821 John Sykes, Def Leppard, The Scorpions, Bill Gibbons 1:01:14

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1. John Sykes, Former Thin Lizzy and Whitesnake Guitarist, Dies at 65 John Sykes, renowned for his work with Thin Lizzy and Whitesnake, passed away after a battle with cancer. Read more on Ultimate Classic Rock 2. Def Leppard Performs First 2025 Show Without Vivian Campbell Guitarist Vivian Campbell missed the band's inaugural 2025 performance due to ongoing cancer treatment. Read more on Ultimate Classic Rock 3. Scorpions Postpone Las Vegas Residency Due to Mikkey Dee's Illness The band rescheduled their "Coming Home to Las Vegas 60th Anniversary" residency from February to August to allow drummer Mikkey Dee to recover. Read more on Ultimate Classic Rock 4. Gene Simmons Extends 2025 Solo Band Tour KISS bassist Gene Simmons announced additional solo tour dates for April and May 2025. Read more on Ultimate Classic Rock 5. Billy Gibbons Releases New Single 'Livin’ It Up Down in Texas' ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons unveiled an energetic new track ahead of his solo tour. Read more on Ultimate Classic Rock 6. Lynyrd Skynyrd Announces UK Tour with Blackberry Smoke The southern rock legends will tour the UK in July 2025, accompanied by Blackberry Smoke. Read more on Louder Sound 7. Iggy Pop Releases 'Modern Day Ripoff (Live at MJF 2023)' Iggy Pop shared a live performance of "Modern Day Ripoff" from the Montreux Jazz Festival 2023. Read more on RTT News 8. Chicago Announces Summer 2025 North American Tour Dates Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Chicago revealed plans for a summer tour across North America. Read more on RTT News 9. Metallica's Charity Donates $500,000 to L.A. Fire Relief Metallica's All Within My Hands Foundation contributed $500,000 to aid Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts. Read more on RTT News 10. Jethro Tull Announces 24th Studio Album 'Curious Ruminant' The progressive rock band will release their new album on March 7, 2025, and have shared the title track. Read more on RTT News Happy Birthday: Wolfman Jack, Telly Savalas, Richie Havens, Edwin Starr, Mac Davis, Billy Ocean, Nigel Glockler (Saxon Drummer), Chris Kilmore (Incubus vocalist), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice), Benjamin Moody (Evanescence guitarist) What We Got Up To This Week: Lily: Break room, Saturday Night, world of wheels, billy gibbons, Pittsburgh Kevin: Apocalypse Now, Jeff Beck Guitars (Guitarist Youtube channel), Loudini: Movies: Regarding Henry, Freaky Deaky, Werewolves, Night Bitch, From, Big Bird in space, 5 Watt World (LP Delux)…

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EP820 Rock Stars Who Switched Instruments 1:35:27

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On this week's podcast we tell you about 10 rock stars who put down one instrument and picked up another... and still rocked! From the desk of Pittsburgh Kevin: The Osmonds; Crazy Horses 45AT33 , goodbye tik tok, two artist who had ghost writers, johnny winter doc, the aged great Crocodile Dundee, From the porta-john of Loudini: Star Trek 2009, youtube stuff Your Week In Rock: Here are ten recent rock music news items that might interest you: Bowling for Soup Announces 20th Anniversary UK Tour: The popular punk rock band Bowling for Soup (big hit 1985 ) is set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their album A Hangover You Don't Deserve with a ten-date UK tour starting in Blackpool on February 5, 2024. https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/13776185/bowling-for-soup-major-update-tour/?utm_source=chatgpt.com Linkin Park's New Single Climbs the Charts: Linkin Park's latest single, "The Emptiness Machine," is expected to enter the singles chart at number two, marking their highest position since 2007. Isle of Wight Festival's 25th Anniversary Exhibition: A new exhibition titled "Experience 25" at London's O2 arena will celebrate the Isle of Wight Festival’s 25th anniversary, featuring iconic moments and artists from its history. Texas Frontwoman Sharleen Spiteri Delivers Memorable Performance: Sharleen Spiteri of Texas recently delivered a blend of comedy and music during a show, showcasing hits from their extensive career. Eric Clapton's Guitar Case Sells for £4,500 at Auction: A guitar case once used by Eric Clapton sold at an auction for £4,500, well above its estimate. MGK's Drummer Rook Collaborates with Cameo for Holiday Messages: J.P. Cappelletty, known as Rook, is teaming up with Cameo to deliver personalized video messages to fans this holiday season. Dom Dolla to Make Madison Square Garden Debut: Grammy-nominated DJ Dom Dolla announced he will perform at Madison Square Garden on March 7, 2025, following his sold-out show at Forest Hills Stadium. Post Malone Plots 2025 Stadium Tour: Post Malone shared plans for his biggest tour to date, the "Big Ass Stadium Tour," set to kick off on April 29, 2025, in Salt Lake City, with stops in major cities across the U.S. Iron Maiden Announces 'Run For Your Lives' 2025 World Tour: Iron Maiden has announced their 'Run For Your Lives' 2025 World Tour, set to kick off in early 2025. Nine Inch Nails Reunites with Early Members for Special Performance: Nine Inch Nails performed a special concert in September 2022, celebrating their 2020 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, featuring early members like Richard Patrick and Danny Lohner Kid & Carrie at Inauguration Ringo Starr Announces 2025 Tour: At 84, Ringo Starr will embark on a ten-concert tour with his All-Starr Band, including a performance at New York's Radio City Music Hall. RRHF …the debate rages on Episode Title: Instrumental Transformations: Musicians Who Switched Their Sound Episode Description: In this episode, we explore the fascinating journeys of musicians who made significant impacts by switching instruments within their bands. From iconic frontmen to versatile multi-instrumentalists, discover how these artists' flexibility and talent reshaped their music and contributed to their bands' success. Key Musicians and Their Instrumental Shifts: Paul McCartney – Originally the bassist for The Beatles, McCartney showcased his multi-instrumental prowess by playing guitars, drums, and keyboards on various solo projects, including his 2020 album McCartney III . Prince – A musical genius known for his ability to play multiple instruments, Prince performed all the parts on his debut album For You , demonstrating his exceptional versatility. Dave Grohl – After serving as the drummer for Nirvana, Grohl transitioned to lead vocals and guitar for Foo Fighters, highlighting his dynamic range as a musician. Phil Collins – Starting as the drummer for Genesis, Collins stepped up as the lead vocalist following Peter Gabriel's departure, leading the band to new heights. Steven Tyler – Before becoming the charismatic lead singer of Aerosmith, Tyler played drums in various bands, showcasing his rhythmic foundation. Don Henley – As a founding member of the Eagles, Henley played drums and provided lead vocals, a dual role that contributed to the band's distinctive sound. Levon Helm – The Band's drummer and one of its vocalists, Helm's unique drumming and singing simultaneously set the group apart. Karen Carpenter – Initially the drummer for The Carpenters, Karen emerged as the lead vocalist, her voice becoming synonymous with the duo's success. Roger Taylor – Queen's drummer, Taylor also contributed falsetto backing vocals and occasionally took the lead, adding depth to the band's harmonies. Dave Mustaine – Starting his career as the lead guitarist for Metallica, Mustaine went on to become the frontman and guitarist for Megadeth, influencing the thrash metal genre. Relevant Links: Paul McCartney: Official Website Listen on Spotify Prince: Official Website Listen on Spotify Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters): Official Website Listen on Spotify Phil Collins: Official Website Listen on Spotify Steven Tyler (Aerosmith): Official Website Listen on Spotify Don Henley (Eagles): Official Website Listen on Spotify Levon Helm (The Band): Official Website Listen on Spotify Karen Carpenter (The Carpenters): Official Website Listen on Spotify Roger Taylor (Queen): Official Website Listen on Spotify Dave Mustaine (Megadeth): Official Website Listen on Spotify Additional Resources: Original Article: 10 Musicians Who Have Switched Instruments Call to Action: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and leave a review. Share your thoughts and let us know which musician's instrumental switch surprised you the most! New & Notable: Loudini: Leadfeather; Roll The Dice ( https://www.youtube.com/@leadfeatherrocks ) Pittsburgh Kevin: Pacifica; Closer ,…

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EP819 Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Guitar Solos But Were Too Afraid To Ask 1:42:12

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Pregame: Loudini: Short HIstory of C.O.C. (Rock and Roll True Stories) , Famous Guitari(t Turns Down David Lee Roth (Alternative Nation.net) , Can They Make Jurassic Park Real? *wild world) , What Oliver Anthony has learned during his career so far (Oliver Anthony), What is “Groove”? (Ted Talks Bass), Outsider Music (Alfo Music) , Movie Scenes that we “impossible” to pull off (Scalerious) Movies: Amelia's Children(2023), Monster Summer(2024), Signs(2002), Juror#2(2024), , Red Rock West(1993) Pittsburgh Kevin: Tiny Tim; Do YA Think? Title: What Makes This Guitar Solo Great? Here's a detailed breakdown for your podcast on the art of the guitar solo: List of Greatest Guitar Solos Jimi Hendrix - "All Along the Watchtower" Known for his expressive use of feedback, bends, and tone manipulation. Process: Hendrix often improvised and layered multiple takes to achieve the perfect solo. David Gilmour - "Comfortably Numb" (Pink Floyd) A perfect blend of melody, emotion, and technique. Process: Gilmour often worked meticulously on his solos, refining them for emotional impact. Jimmy Page - "Stairway to Heaven" (Led Zeppelin) A textbook example of build-up and climax. Process: Page composed it with a mix of structured phrasing and improvisation in the studio. Slash - "Sweet Child o’ Mine" (Guns N' Roses) Memorable for its singable melody and dynamic flair. Process: Slash combined his blues roots with rock attitude, often refining his ideas over multiple takes. Eddie Van Halen - "Eruption" A showcase of technical prowess, tapping, and speed. Process: Van Halen improvised much of this track in a live-studio context. Mark Knopfler - "Sultans of Swing" (Dire Straits) Fingerpicking style with intricate phrasing and tone. Process: Knopfler's solos were often spontaneous but steeped in his distinctive technique. Eric Clapton - "Crossroads" (Cream) A raw, live improvised solo capturing Clapton's blues mastery. Process: Clapton relied heavily on his deep blues vocabulary. Steve Vai - "For the Love of God" A cinematic and emotional solo with virtuoso elements. Process: Vai composed and meticulously arranged every note for a spiritual feel. Prince - "Purple Rain" A soulful, understated solo that builds to a powerful climax. Process: Prince balanced improvisation with melodic intent. Kirk Hammett - "Master of Puppets" (Metallica) A blend of thrash aggression and classical-inspired melodies. Process: Hammett used scales and modal ideas to craft solos fitting the song's mood. Characteristics of a Great Guitar Solo Emotional Connection: It evokes a strong emotional response in the listener. Memorability: A solo that lingers in your mind, like a great melody. Dynamics and Phrasing: Contrasts in loudness, speed, and note selection to create interest. Technical Skill: While not mandatory, skillful execution can enhance impact. Fits the Song: A great solo serves the song, enhancing its story or mood. Creativity: Unique approaches, techniques, or tone that stand out. Build-Up and Resolution: A sense of journey and payoff. What Guitarists Should Consider When Soloing The Key and Mode: Ensuring the solo fits harmonically with the song. Melodic Themes: Developing motifs or themes that resonate. Tone and Effects: Choosing the right tone to complement the mood. Interaction with Rhythm Section: Syncing with the groove and dynamics of the band. Storytelling: Thinking of the solo as a narrative arc. Audience Reaction: Anticipating what will excite or move listeners. Feel vs. Technique: Balancing technical proficiency with emotional delivery. Improvised vs. Worked-Out Solos Improvised Solos: Pros: Spontaneity, unique every time, great for live settings. Cons: Risk of being inconsistent or less polished. Example: Clapton’s live solos often rely on his vast improvisational skills. Worked-Out Solos: Pros: Refined, purposeful, and repeatable. Cons: May lack the raw excitement of improvisation. Example: Brian May meticulously layers his solos to perfection. Blended Approach: Many great solos start with improvisation, followed by refinement and arrangement, as seen in Page’s “Stairway to Heaven” or Gilmour’s “Comfortably Numb.” New & Notable: Loudini: Leadfeather; Roll The Dice ( https://www.youtube.com/@leadfeatherrocks ) Pittsburgh Kevin: Pacifica; Closer , Pacifica is an Argentine rock duo consisting of Inés Adam (guitar/vocals) and Martina Nintzel (bass/vocals). They gained popularity through their YouTube covers and have since released original music. Their debut album, “Freak Scene,” was released on TAG Music and showcases their influences from various favorite bands. The album represents their journey of finding their place in the music world and experimenting with different sounds. Pacifica has been active since early 2022, with their official band formation occurring around January of that year. They have performed covers of popular songs, including those by The Strokes, and have also toured internationally. Their music has garnered a following, with 34.6K monthly listeners on Spotify as of the latest data. The band members have expressed their admiration for The Strokes and other musical influences, which is evident in their style and sound. They have also been praised for their live performances and have received positive feedback for their debut album. BLOG POST: The Art of the Guitar Solo: Exploring Iconic Moments and Masterful Techniques The guitar solo stands as one of the most expressive elements in music, capturing the hearts of listeners and showcasing the soul of a guitarist. From iconic improvisations to meticulously crafted masterpieces, solos are the perfect blend of technique, emotion, and storytelling. Let’s explore what makes a guitar solo unforgettable, highlighting legendary examples and offering insight into the creative process behind them. Greatest Guitar Solos of All Time Some guitar solos transcend generations, becoming benchmarks for musicians and fans alike. Jimi Hendrix’s solo in "All Along the Watchtower" is a masterclass in emotion and innovation, featuring layers of overdubbed guitar lines that create a rich tapestry of sound. Similarly, David Gilmour’s "Comfortably Numb" solo is celebrated for its melodic phrasing and heartfelt delivery, painstakingly refined to fit the song’s emotional weight. Other iconic solos include Jimmy Page’s epic climax in "Stairway to Heaven," Slash’s bluesy-yet-powerful licks in "Sweet Child o’ Mine," and Eddie Van Halen’s jaw-dropping "Eruption," which redefined what was technically possible on the guitar. These solos are not just showcases of skill but integral parts of the songs, elevating them to legendary status. Characteristics of a Great Guitar Solo What makes these solos so memorable? At their core, great guitar solos connect emotionally with the listener. They are often melodic, making them easy to hum and hard to forget. Dynamics and phrasing play a crucial role, as does the guitarist’s ability to build tension and resolve it with a satisfying climax. Technical proficiency can enhance a solo’s impact, but it’s not the only factor. Prince’s solo in "Purple Rain," for example, prioritizes emotion over speed, proving that feel is often more important than flash. A great guitar solo fits seamlessly within the song, enhancing its narrative while showcasing the guitarist’s unique voice. The Creative Process Behind Guitar Solos The creation of a guitar solo can take many forms. Some, like Eric Clapton’s "Crossroads," are pure improvisation, capturing the raw energy of a live performance. Others, such as Steve Vai’s "For the Love of God," are meticulously composed, with every note serving a specific purpose. Improvised solos offer spontaneity and excitement but can be inconsistent. Worked-out solos, on the other hand, are carefully crafted and repeatable, ensuring a polished result. Many guitarists, including Jimmy Page and David Gilmour, use a hybrid approach—starting with improvisation and refining their ideas into a cohesive masterpiece. What Guitarists Should Consider When crafting a solo, guitarists must consider the song’s key and mode, ensuring harmonic compatibility. Developing melodic themes, interacting with the rhythm section, and balancing technical skill with emotional delivery are all crucial factors. Tone and effects also play a significant role, shaping the solo’s character and impact. Conclusion Whether improvised or composed, the best guitar solos are those that leave a lasting impression. They tell a story, evoke emotions, and showcase the guitarist’s artistry. From the fiery licks of Eddie Van Halen to the soulful bends of David Gilmour, the art of the guitar solo continues to inspire musicians and captivate audiences worldwide. 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EP818 The Jimmy Hendrix Podcast 1:34:32

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Here are 10 lesser-known facts about Jimi Hendrix: Left-Handed Strings: Though Hendrix was left-handed, he famously played a right-handed guitar flipped upside down. What’s less known is that he would restring the guitar to suit his playing, a practice that influenced his unique tone and technique. Military Service: Before his music career took off, Hendrix enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1961. He trained as a paratrooper and was honorably discharged after a year, reportedly due to an ankle injury. The “Jimi” Name: Hendrix was born Johnny Allen Hendrix but was later renamed James Marshall Hendrix by his father. The stage name “Jimi” was suggested by his manager, Chas Chandler. Failed Auditions: Before finding fame, Hendrix auditioned for the Isley Brothers and Little Richard’s bands. Though he eventually worked with them, his unconventional playing style initially made him seem a poor fit. Obsessed with Sci-Fi: Hendrix was a huge science fiction fan. His song “Third Stone from the Sun” reflects his interest in space and alien life. He also cited writers like H.G. Wells as inspirations. Struggled with Vocals: Early in his career, Hendrix was insecure about his singing voice and had to be convinced by Chas Chandler to become a vocalist. He even asked for his voice to be mixed lower on early recordings. Custom Guitar Designs: Hendrix sketched designs for his ideal guitar, but none of these were manufactured during his lifetime. He wanted a left-handed guitar with specific technical adjustments. Plays Behind His Back: While it's widely known that Hendrix could play with his teeth, fewer people know he could also play the guitar behind his back and even between his legs—a spectacle he used to wow audiences. Lost Music Recordings: Hendrix often carried around a reel-to-reel recorder to capture ideas. Many of these recordings were lost or misplaced, leaving potentially revolutionary riffs unheard. Final Song Recorded: One of the last songs Hendrix worked on before his death was "Belly Button Window," an introspective track about birth and existence. Its haunting lyrics and sparse arrangement make it a poignant end to his recording legacy. Here are 10 truly obscure and intriguing facts about Jimi Hendrix that could spark fascinating podcast discussions: He Couldn’t Read Music: Despite his legendary status, Hendrix never learned to read sheet music. He relied entirely on his ear and intuition, making his compositions even more remarkable. He Was Once Kidnapped: In 1969, Hendrix was allegedly kidnapped by a group of gangsters in New York City. They held him hostage for several days, demanding ransom from his management. He was eventually rescued by his team, though the details remain murky. The story of Jimi Hendrix's alleged kidnapping in 1969 is one of the more mysterious and lesser-known incidents in his life. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what’s known and speculated: The Incident Time and Place: The kidnapping reportedly occurred in 1969 in New York City, during a tumultuous period in Hendrix's career. Circumstances: Hendrix was allegedly abducted by a group of gangsters who demanded a ransom from his management. Details about how the kidnapping unfolded are vague, but it’s said that the captors took Hendrix to an unknown location and held him there for several days. Motive Financial Gain: The kidnappers' primary goal seemed to be ransom money, as Hendrix was at the peak of his fame and wealth. Industry Conflict Theory: Some believe the kidnapping may have been tied to disputes within the music industry, as Hendrix was entangled in various legal and contractual conflicts at the time. His manager, Michael Jeffrey, was known for having connections to dubious figures. Resolution Michael Jeffrey’s Involvement: Hendrix’s controversial manager reportedly negotiated his release. According to some accounts, Jeffrey may have paid off the kidnappers or used his connections to secure Hendrix’s freedom. Conspiracy Theories: There are claims that Jeffrey staged the kidnapping himself as a way to control Hendrix or to intimidate him into staying loyal. These theories remain unproven but are fueled by Jeffrey's reputation for manipulation. Aftermath Hendrix’s Reaction: Hendrix rarely spoke about the incident publicly, adding to the mystery. Friends and colleagues noted that he appeared shaken but otherwise didn’t let the ordeal derail his career. Ongoing Speculation: The lack of concrete evidence and conflicting accounts from those involved have left the story open to interpretation, with many believing there’s more to the tale than meets the eye. Potential Podcast Angles Exploring the Conspiracy: Dive into the theory that Michael Jeffrey orchestrated the kidnapping to maintain control over Hendrix. Music Industry Dangers: Discuss how the incident reflects the darker side of the music industry in the 1960s, including its ties to organized crime. Psychological Impact: Analyze how this event may have influenced Hendrix’s music and personal life during his final years. He Was Nearly in The Beatles: While it’s widely known he admired The Beatles, few people know that in 1966 Hendrix expressed a desire to join them as a bassist after hearing Paul McCartney’s revolutionary bass lines. He Had Synesthesia: Hendrix reportedly experienced synesthesia, a neurological condition that allowed him to "see" sounds as colors. He often described his music in terms of color and texture, which influenced his vivid songwriting. (see additional notes) Secret Album Influences: Hendrix’s favorite album was Bob Dylan’s Blonde on Blonde , but he also loved Wes Montgomery’s jazz guitar and Curtis Mayfield’s smooth style. These artists deeply influenced his approach to melody and rhythm. He Was a Major Elvis Fan: Hendrix’s first musical obsession was Elvis Presley. After seeing Elvis perform in 1957, a young Hendrix became determined to pursue music and often emulated Presley’s stage presence in his early years. Invented a Guitar Effect by Accident: Hendrix helped popularize the use of the wah-wah pedal, but his most innovative sonic discovery was playing the guitar amplifier’s feedback as a deliberate musical element—an accident he turned into art. The Woodstock Guitar Almost Didn’t Happen: Hendrix’s iconic white Stratocaster from Woodstock was almost stolen before the festival. A quick-thinking roadie retrieved it just before the performance. His Estate Didn’t Have a Will: Hendrix died intestate (without a will), leading to decades of legal battles over his estate. Even today, his family continues to dispute rights and royalties tied to his music. He Played Guitar for the Monkees: In 1967, Hendrix opened for The Monkees on tour. 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EP817 Best Album Opening Tracks of the 70s and 80s 1:42:57

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In the 70’s & 80’s the album was the artist’s statement about who they were and where they were at that time in history. In order for an album to serve as a complete statement, many things needed to be considered and many decisions needed to be made in order to “get it right.” . One of the most important decisions was what track would open the album. On this week’s Loudini Rock & Roll Circus we take a look back at the most effective opening tracks from some of the biggest albums of the classic rock era. 1970s “Whole Lotta Love” – Led Zeppelin ( Led Zeppelin II , 1969) This track features one of rock's most iconic riffs and showcases the band's blues influences blended with hard rock. More about Led Zeppelin II “War Pigs” – Black Sabbath ( Paranoid , 1970) A heavy metal anthem with anti-war themes, setting a dark and powerful tone for the album. More about Paranoid “Immigrant Song” – Led Zeppelin ( Led Zeppelin III , 1970) Known for its Viking-inspired lyrics and Robert Plant's wailing vocals, this song is a hard rock staple. More about Led Zeppelin III “Baba O’Riley” – The Who ( Who’s Next , 1971) Featuring a distinctive synthesizer intro, this track is often mistakenly called "Teenage Wasteland." More about Who’s Next “Black Dog” – Led Zeppelin ( Led Zeppelin IV , 1971) A complex, riff-driven song that became one of the band's most popular tracks. More about Led Zeppelin IV “Speak to Me / Breathe” – Pink Floyd ( The Dark Side of the Moon , 1973) An atmospheric opening that sets the conceptual tone for the album. More about The Dark Side of the Moon “Sweet Emotion” – Aerosmith ( Toys in the Attic , 1975) A breakthrough hit for the band, featuring innovative use of the talk box. More about Toys in the Attic “Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part 1)” – Pink Floyd ( Wish You Were Here , 1975) A tribute to former band member Syd Barrett, this epic piece is divided into nine parts. More about Wish You Were Here “More Than a Feeling” – Boston ( Boston , 1976) A defining song of classic rock, known for its melodic guitar work and vocal harmonies. More about Boston “Detroit Rock City” – Kiss ( Destroyer , 1976) A fan favorite that captures the energy of the band's live performances. More about Destroyer “Hotel California” – Eagles ( Hotel California , 1976) A classic track known for its intricate guitar solos and enigmatic lyrics. More about Hotel California “Barracuda” – Heart ( Little Queen , 1977) A hard-hitting song with a galloping guitar riff, showcasing Ann Wilson's powerful vocals. More about Little Queen “Runnin’ with the Devil” – Van Halen ( Van Halen , 1978) A bold introduction to the band's debut album, highlighting their raw energy. More about Van Halen “Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough” – Michael Jackson ( Off the Wall , 1979) A disco-infused track that marked Jackson's transition to a solo superstar. More about Off the Wall 1980s “Hells Bells” – AC/DC ( Back in Black , 1980) A tribute to late vocalist Bon Scott, featuring ominous bell tolls and a powerful riff. More about Back in Black “Tom Sawyer” – Rush ( Moving Pictures , 1981) A progressive rock classic with complex time signatures and synthesizer layers. More about Moving Pictures “Where the Streets Have No Name” – U2 ( The Joshua Tree , 1987) An anthemic song with a memorable guitar intro, reflecting the band's exploration of American themes. More about The Joshua Tree “Welcome to the Jungle” – Guns N’ Roses ( Appetite for Destruction , 1987) A gritty track that captures the raw energy of the band's debut. More about Appetite for Destruction “Crazy Train” – Ozzy Osbourne ( Blizzard of Ozz , 1980) A solo debut hit featuring one of the most famous guitar riffs in rock history. More about Blizzard of Ozz “Let’s Dance” – David Bowie ( Let’s Dance , 1983) A dance-rock track that became one of Bowie's biggest hits, produced by Nile Rodgers. [More about Let’s Dance ]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let%27s_Dance_%28David “Let's Go Crazy” – Prince and the Revolution ( Purple Rain , 1984) Opening with a spoken-word sermon, this track erupts into a high-energy blend of rock and funk, exemplifying Prince's genre-defying artistry. More about Purple Rain “I Want to Know What Love Is” - Foreigner ( Agent Provocateur , 1984) “Jump” - Van Halen ( 1984 , 1984) “Money for Nothing” - Dire Straits ( Brothers in Arms , 1985) “Start Me Up” - The Rolling Stones ( Tattoo You , 1981) What we got up to this week: Loudini: Things Will Be Different , Pacific Rim , Dear Santa (christian outrage), “Reunification” (all films are a “special effect”) and the future, of filmmaking, Andrew Gold tearing it up on guitar with Linda Ronstadt , Metal is not music(Trey Xaivier) , Leland Sklar on Tommy Tedesco (wise wind) , BSG rewatch, Seagulls (bad lip reading) Pittsburgh Kevin: So bad it’s good: Steven Seagal; Me Want The Punani , Alex Van Halen interview, Ram Jam guitar, Galaxy Quest, Rick Beato with Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Lily V: true crime, New & Notable: Lily V: Queen of Spades; Impact Pittsburgh Kevin: Red Voodoo; Style Loudini: Gojira; Mea Culpa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gojira_(band)…

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