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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 28 days 17 hours 28 minutes
episode 388: Episode 388: Huey Lewis and the News' 'Sports' at 35
The heart of rock n' roll is still beating
episode 390: Episode 390: Celebrating the Music of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Don't dream it, be it.
episode 391: Episode 391: Makaya McCraven's 'Universal Beings' and new music from Braxton Cook
Organic beat music
episode 392: Episode 393: In Conversation with Melissa Wright [Mink's Miracle Medicine]
Aliens, man. Aliens.
episode 394: Episode 394: The Skiffle Players are back with 'Skiff' and thoughts on 'The Beatles (Super Deluxe)'
The members of The Skiffle Players — Neal Casal (Circles Around The Sun/Chris Robinson Brotherhood), Dan Horne (Beachwood Sparks), Cass McCombs, Farmer Dave Scher (All Night Radio/Beachwood Sparks), Aaron Sperske (Father John Misty/Beachwood Sparks) — are some of the most respected musicians on the scene today. So when they find the time to get together for a new Skiffle Players album, you’d best believe it’s going to be something special...
episode 395: Episode 395: Laura Gibson's 'Goners'
On her latest LP Goners, Laura Gibson is taking on grief and the joy that can be found through grieving, and the result is her strongest record yet. Lush, adventurous, and human AF, Goners drags the listener down to the bottom, where it may be dark, but at least you’ve got good company.
PLUS: Maryjo Mattea is in pretty much ALL of the bands in Washington, D.C...
episode 396: Episode 396: Van Halen's '5150' [Discologist]
Van Halen’s 5150 was a turning point for the legendary party rockers for more than one reason. The replacing of original front man David Lee Roth with rocker Sammy Hagar was what was driving headlines, but the real news was in the music. Revved up, radio-friendly, and raring to go, this “new” Van Halen supplemented often questionable machismo with synths, honest-to-god pop hooks, and, most radically: Feelings...