Goldmine

Styx founding member and bassist Chuck Panozzo is interviewed over the phone by Goldmine editor Patrick Prince for this episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Chuck started the band with his brother (drummer) John and lead singer Dennis DeYoung in 1961/1962 in their childhood Chicago neighborhood. All these years later, DeYoung is no longer in the band, John has passed away and Chuck, because of health reasons, only performs limited duty with Styx. For this new Styx album, Crash of the Crown, Chuck traveled down to guitarist Tommy Shaw’s sound studio in Nashville to record his share of the tracks. Chuck shares time with the other bassist in the band, Ricky Phillips. Chuck Panozzo is proud of this new album and very proud of Styx's legacy moving forward. part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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Never judge a record store by its signage (or parking lot). This store is less glitz and more record bargains! Record City in Las Vegas, Nevada is a gem in the desert, or so claims Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer of Goldmine magazine. Listen to this podcast episode and find out why this particular Record City store is such a crate digger's dream! .

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Vocalist/keyboardist Dennis DeYoung (formerly of Styx) discusses his latest (and last!) solo album, 26 East, Vol. 2. As a lyricist, DeYoung is very topical, so many different subjects and current events are covered as well. Both guitarists Jim Peterik and Tom Morello contributed to the new album and songs will be sampled.

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Vocalist/guitarist Gordon Gano of the Violent Femmes is the guest on the Goldmine Podcast. He discusses the 40th anniversary of the formation of the folk-punk band with bassist Brian Ritchie and original drummer Victor DeLorenzo, and with that the recent vinyl release of the compilation Add It Up (1981–1993) — originally produced for CD in 1993 — and its unique track listing.

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Stinkweeds in Phoenix, Arizona gets a perfect score by Dr. Disc, the anonymous record store reviewer of Goldmine magazine. Listen to this podcast episode and find out what makes Stinkweeds so perfect. Record lovers outside Arizona can even join Stinkweed's vinyl subscription club, which gets rave reviews.

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Concert promoter and music memorabilia collector, Danny Zelisko, talks about his memoir All Excess on this episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Zelisko has plenty of stories to tell and quite a collection of personalized memorabilia from the likes of John Prine, Jimmy Page and others. For music history buffs into behind-the-scenes antics and unique memorabilia ... listen up to this podcast episode!

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Adrian Smith, longtime guitarist of heavy metal giants Iron Maiden, talks about his latest collaboration with guitarist/vocalist Richie Kotzen called (simply enough) Smith-Kotzen. The music created for the eponymous album is hard blues rock with a modern production and a 1970s feel. Smith will give the listener a run down of certain tracks, talk about Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain as a guest star on the album and a chat about his 10 Albums That Changed My Lifecolumn in the May 2021 issue of Goldmine. 

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Otto Zielke became such an avid collector of concert posters that he finally opened up his own brick and mortar store. The store, Visible Vibrations, is a high-end poster memorabilia store in San Mateo, California with its own online presence as well (www.VisibleVibrations.com). The poster inventory at Visible Vibrations is made up of mostly original posters, not reprints nor reproductions — and not just '60s and '70s era posters, but more contemporary bands and other music genres.

So take a listen to the good vibrations of concert poster collecting, Otto Zielke and Visible Vibrations!

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Goldmine magazine editor and podcast host Patrick Prince talks to the roving anonymous record store reporter, Dr Disc, on the Record Store Recon edition of the Goldmine Podcast to discuss Washington D.C's SOM Records. This record store is small but specializes in all genres and sells mostly vinyl records. Listen to why you should check out this store and win some prizes directly from the store itself!

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It is said that John Till was so important to the Full Tilt Boogie Band that the moniker once had two letter Ls to represent the guitarist's name properly. Till's biographer, Michael Byrnes, comes on the Goldmine Podcast to debunk that myth and inform us of true tales never told about the Full Tilt Boogie Band and the making of Janis Joplin's masterful Pearl album. Byrnes is currently working on John Till's biography and searching for the proper publisher.

This episode is a nice addition to Goldmine's April 2021 cover story on Janis Joplin, the Full Tilt Boogie Band and, of course, Pearl.

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