Episode 584 - Donna Lewis
For most of us, singer/songwriter Donna Lewis appeared out of nowhere in 1996 when her smash hit "I Love You Always Forever" got to #2 on th...
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Book Club - Richard Houghton and Iain Key authors of It's Time The Tale Were Told: A People's History of the Smiths
There is a new series of books released the last couple years that tell the story of a band we all love from the perspective of the fans. Hu...
Episode 583 - Robin Beck
Robin Beck could have been one of the top AOR singers of her era. She had the looks, the voice, the songs - the whole package. But, she was...
Episode 582 - Bryan Holmes of The Producers
You won't find a list of "bands that should have been huge" that doesn't include The Producers. Their debut album from 1981 stood perfectly...
Episode 581 - Mick MacNeil of Simple Minds
We love talking about Simple Minds around here. Their road has been diverse, rocky, drama-filled, and also wonderful. One of the key members...
Episode 580 - Swamp Dogg
In his nearly 84 years on earth, Swamp Dogg has seen some stuff. He was born Jerry Williams and recorded under that name before taking on th...
Episode 579 - Marcus Lillington of Breathe
Breathe were one of the leaders of that sophistopop movement in the late 80s and scored five big hits over two albums for their work, includ...
Episode 578 - Steve Smith of Dirty Vegas/Squeeze
Dirty Vegas were shot out of a cannon in 2002 when their song "Days Go By" was selected by Mitsubishi to soundtrack their new ad campaign. T...
Episode 577 - Tasmin Archer
When "Sleeping Satellite" hit the airwaves in 1992, it announced a new unique talent in Tasmin Archer that seemed to be going far. Little di...
Episode 576 - Robert Margouleff
It's difficult to summarize Robert Margouleff's career in a nutshell. He's a musical innovator thanks to him and his musical partner Malcolm...
Bonus - Phil Collen and Simon Laffey of Manraze
In this fantastic Bonus episode, Phil Collen and Simon Laffey of Manraze join us to discuss their brand new career-spanning box set, Lock, S...
Episode 575 - Vaden Todd Lewis of Toadies
We've seen this movie before. Band comes out hot with their debut, have hits, sell millions of records, and then record a follow-up the labe...
Book Club - Paul Rees author of Raised On Radio: The AOR Glory Years
Our Book Club this time features author Paul Rees who has recently written one of the most enjoyable rock books of recent memory - Raised on...
Episode 574 - Greg Norton of Husker Du/Ultrabomb
Bassist Greg Norton was the George Harrison of the mighty Husker Du. While alpha's Bob Mould and Grant Hart competed for album space and son...
Happy 11th Birthday to us with Todd Rundgren
We celebrate our 11th (!) birthday in usual fashion - by bringing on someone a little extra special. This year they're a lot extra special....
Episode 572 - Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire
We've been featuring a lot of artists lately that earned their bona fides pushing the boundaries of what electronic music could do. Well, fe...
Episode 571 - Richard Barbieri of Japan/Porcupine Tree/Solo
Richard Barbieri has been pushing the boundaries of synth-based music for almost 50 years. Japan may have originally been lumped in with the...
Episode 570 - Gary Marks
How to describe Gary Marks? Deep vinyl junkies might know him for the three albums he released in the 70s that fused jazz and folk in a fres...
Episode 569 - Colin Newman (Wire) and Malka Spiegel (Minimal Compact) of Immersion
Even though Wire are considered one of the most important post-punk bands ever, it's actually been a long time since they played in that gen...
Episode 568 - Mitch Easter
One could argue that the sound of American indie rock and power pop was shaped by Mitch Easter. Of course, he produced those early REM album...