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Today we examine the past, present and future of guitar music. The main interview is with Ben Burrell who put together the brilliant documentary "Whatever Happened To My Rock & Roll" which inspired the episode - you can check it out here

https://listen.absoluteradio.co.uk/14037125

We also have a bit more of the conversation I had recently with James Hargreaves from James Hargreaves Guitar on youtube - jameshargreavesguitar.com

Also I was on Barrelhouse Radio earlier this month - the first one was my Oasis Podcast Radio show which is on Patreon plus here - 

https://www.mixcloud.com/BarrelhouseRadio/james-c-oasis-podcast-radio-influences-030321/

And I guested on a show with Dan Potter, which you can listen to here - https://www.mixcloud.com/BarrelhouseRadio/dan-potter-the-hype-foundation-05032021/

I mentioned on the episode a new live event at Water Rats on May 21st with Alan McGee has been announced - however it is already sold out!

0:00 Liam Intro + Shine On - Vision

0:25 Clip from Liam discussing the future of rock and roll

1:44 Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Whatever Happened To My Rock & Roll

2:32 JC Intro

6:05 Tenacious D - Rock Is Dead

6:35 Interview with Ben Burrell @BenBurrell

13:53 Sergeant - Counting Down The Days

21:48 The Capollos - Electrify Me (From Brits & Pieces Vol 1)

26:38 Dylan Fraser - Losing Sleep

33:27 Andrew Cushin - Where's My Family Gone?

36:29 Royal Blood - Trouble Coming

44:06 Travis - Tied To The 90s

51:10 James Hargreaves interview @jameshguitar

55:33 James Hargreaves - All Storms Pass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uJEvRXnGDk

1:02:02 The Killiers - Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll

1:02:30 JC ending and Patreon thanks

1:04:05 Oasis - Stay Young

1:04:49 Noel Gallagher on the future of Rock & Roll