I Love This Band

In the latest episode of I Love This Band, we're talking about the massive rock and roll institution that is The Rolling Stones. I chat with John Quigley about the impact of blues music on the band's sound, the rise of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and the demise of Brian Jones. We discuss the infamous events of Altamont and the end of the swinging sixties -- almost like we were there ourselves!

I recommend the book The Stones by Philip Norman which was a great help in getting the facts straight for this podcast. 

Scripted, Edited and Hosted By Jennifer Quigley
My guest was John Quigley of Kelso.

Listen to Kelso:
Bandcamp: kelso2
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Music:
Nile's Blues Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Porch Blues Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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OctoBlues Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Heartbreaking Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In the latest episode of I Love This Band, I speak with Aoife Ward about Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds. We trace Nick Cave's history from The Birthday Party to the Bad Seeds, the creative process, how events in his life influenced his work and what The Bad Seeds mean to us.

Scripted, Edited and Hosted By Jennifer Quigley
My guest was Aoife Ward of the band Larry.

Listen to Larry:
Bandcamp: larrymusic
Instagram: larryismyband
Facebook: larryisaband

Pizza Pizza Records:
Bandcamp: pizzapizzarecords
Instagram: pizzapizzarecords

I Love This Band:
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Instagram: @ilovethisbandpod

Music:
The Dark Glow of the Mountains By Chris Zabriskie (https://chriszabriskie.bandcamp.com/)
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In this episode, I chat to Danny Kilmartin about the iconic and ground breaking punk rock band The Clash. We discuss the culture of 1970s Britain and its influence on the band. We also discuss the band's genre hopping and love affair with reggae. We talk about the dynamic between Mick Jones and Joe Strummer ⁠— and Joe's passion for activism and socialist politics.

Scripted, Edited and Hosted By Jennifer Quigley
My guest was music writer Danny Kilmartin.

Danny's writing:
Golden Plec
Headstuff
Eject Mag

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Instagram: @ilovethisbandpod

Music:
Clean Soul Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Dub Eastern Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode, I speak with Lynne Zombie about Jim Morrison and The Doors. Jim Morrison and The Doors alike, have been elevated to cult status during the past few decades and seem to divide music fans all over the world. We discuss the cult of Jim Morrison, the man versus the myth ⁠—and what the music of The Doors means to us. We discuss his forays into the occult, spirituality, groupies⁠, free love and his demise due to drink and excess.

Scripted, Edited and Hosted By Jennifer Quigley
My guest was Lynne Zombie @lynnezombie

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Instagram: @ilovethisbandpod

Music
Miles Beyond by Quincas Moreira
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There's Probably No Time By Chris Zabriskie
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In the very first episode of I Love This Band, I talk to my good friend Ursula Sam about X Ray Spex and their charismatic lead singer Poly Styrene. In this episode, we discuss what X Ray Spex mean to us and how Poly has become one of the most underrated and inspiring icons of 1970s punk rock. We trace the inspiration behind British alternative music, the impact of immigrant culture on the genre and how little girls should be heard not just seen. Oh Bondage, Up Yours!

Scripted, Edited, Hosted and Recorded by Jennifer Quigley
My guest is Ursula Sam.

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Music Used:
Too Cool Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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CGI Snake by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under an Attribution License.
https://chriszabriskie.bandcamp.com

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