Together, we'll revisit and give our take on the Beatles' latest tune, "Now and Then". We'll even let our imaginations run wild with a fantastical Beatles' song titled "Your Mom Loves You,".

 We tip our hats to the Rolling Stones “Rock and Roll Circus”. Recorded in December 1968 but not released until 1996. We pull back the curtain on performances by The Who, The Dirty Mac, Taj Mahal, and of course The Rolling Stones revealing the magic that made these legendary bands a timeless part of rock history.

Lastly, we'll steer our time machine to the electric 1980s, where we'll pay homage to the unique talents of artists like Mars Williams and Billy Idol. Unearthing memories of a 1984 concert, we'll take you behind the scenes of how Williams’ saxophone skill added an unexpected twist to Idol's hit, "Catch My Fall." Join us as we analyze Idol's iconic album "Rebel YELL" and its pivotal role in defining his career. Additionally, we'll touch upon the timeless rock sound of The Cars and The Who's album "Who Are You." So, buckle up and let's hit the road on this unforgettable musical journey!

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Relive the magic of rock history with our guests, John Guthrie and Greg Wheat, who take us back in their time machine to the iconic concerts of the late 70s. Imagine yourself in the crowd as Black Sabbath, Van Halen, and the Ramones rock the stage at the legendary 1978 concert at the Omni in Atlanta. Experience the surprise of an unexpected soundcheck by the Ramones, and feel the confusion of old-time Black Sabbath fans. Listen to the stories behind the scenes that shaped the musical landscape of that era and the lasting impact of these bands that continues to resonate in the music scene today.

Fast forward to 1979, as we revisit another unforgettable concert featuring these same giants of rock. Picture the energy and atmosphere of the stage as The Clash performs songs from their forthcoming and groundbreaking album "London Calling". Join our guests as they share their memories of being part of a select group to witness this incredible performance. We'll also delve into the meteoric rise of Elvis Presley following his 1968 comeback on NBC, and the influence of Colonel Tom Parker on his career. All this and more awaits you in this episode of Music in my Shoes. Don't forget to drop us an email, we'd love to hear from you.

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Join us for a thrilling journey through music history as we step into the daring world of rockstars and their awe-inspiring antics. Ever wondered what lengths musicians go to for the sake of promotion? Hear about Jared Leto's daring climb up the Empire State Building and the triumphant success of Elton John's 50th anniversary album, 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road'. Marvel at how the studio played with the volume in 'Funeral for a Friend', creating a listening experience that leaves you spellbound.

We also stroll down memory lane, revisiting the commendable transformation of REM as they moved from smaller shows to larger arenas. Discover how their sound ingeniously evolved to accommodate the change in the audience. Be part of our reminiscing as we share personal experiences with REM in the '80s and explore their album 'Green'. Be captivated by the unique story of a marriage that transcends the ordinary - officiated by none other than Michael Stipe of REM, featuring Frances Bean, the daughter of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love and Riley Hawk, son of Tony Hawk.

Finally, brace yourself to unravel the magic behind Pink Floyd's legendary album 'Dark Side of the Moon'. Let's venture into the mystical world of music synchronization as we discuss the astonishing feat of syncing this album with the 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz. Discover how this timeless masterpiece effortlessly tied into the themes of life, greed, mental state, and death. You're in for an extraordinary ride through music and memories, and we're thrilled to have you aboard!

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We're rolling out the red carpet for none other than Emmy-winning filmmaker and photographer, Chris Cassidy! Prepare to be transported back in time as he unravels a captivating narrative on the 30th anniversary of Nirvana's MTV Unplugged show. With Chris' unique insight, we venture beyond the public eye, offering you a front-row seat to this iconic performance. Hear about the electric atmosphere and his vivid memories of witnessing Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl, and Chris Novoselic's legendary performance up close in New York City.

But wait, there's so much more! We're turning the page to a previously unseen chapter of the MTV Unplugged performance, diving into a detailed exploration of Nirvana's setlist. From the raw, acoustic versions of their hit songs like Come As You Are, Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam, to the show-stealer, Where Did You Sleep Last Night, be prepared for an auditory joyride, adding a unique layer to your understanding of this unforgettable night in music history. So, sit back, relax, and join us on this nostalgic journey through a landmark moment in music history!

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Get ready to time travel as we discuss the vibrant music history of the late 70s and 80s, where rock and roll collided with pop. We'll kick things off with a deep dive into the iconic album, Bat Out of Hell by Meatloaf. Discover the intriguing backstories of mega-hits like Paradise by the Dashboard Light, and witness the genius of the great Todd Rundgren, who produced the album. We'll also be reminiscing over Michael Jackson’s Thriller, an album that left an indelible mark on pop culture in the 80s.

We switch gears to the revolutionary music of Devo, as we explore their creative process that turned classic songs into a unique sound that made waves in the music industry. Be prepared to be intrigued by their dedication to their musical interpretation in their songs.

To round off our musical journey, we discuss the Rolling Stones' legacy, their latest album, Hackney Diamonds, and how they pay homage to their bluesy roots. Don't miss out on our analysis of the newly released Beatles single built off a cassette recording from John Lennon from the late 1970s. So, buckle up and join us in this roller-coaster of an episode, as we navigate through the vibrant and nostalgic world of music!

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Remember those teenage years when we'd create breakup mixtapes? The potency of those songs, how they could evoke such raw emotions - whether it was Paul Simon's '50 Ways to Leave Your Lover' or The Carpenters' 'We've Only Just Begun'. Well, this episode is a homage to the power of music, its unforgettable moments, and the rock legends who've shaped its course. 

We kick off with a nostalgic trip to when The Police graced the stage at CBGB for their first time - a memory that's now 45 years old. We then switch gears to Robert Plant's recent performance of 'Stairway to Heaven' at a cancer benefit, which Andy Taylor of Duran Duran put together. We move on to delve into the hidden secrets of The Police's Synchronicity album and Paul McCartney's bass contribution to The Rolling Stones' new album, Hackney Diamonds. But that's not all, we also navigate the surprising connections between iconic albums, shedding light on how Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Mick Jagger lent their voices to each other's music. 

Impressively, we dive into the influences of our upbringing, reminiscing about the Ramones' third studio album, 'Rocket to Russia', and The The's unforgettable song 'Uncertain Smile'. We reflect on how these unforgettable tunes formed the soundtrack of our youth and school dances. Lastly, we reflect on the emotional gravity of break-up mixtapes and the songs that helped us navigate the stormy seas of heartbreak. So, are you ready to take a walk down memory lane with us? Tune in and let the magic of music transport you back in time!

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Walk in the shoes of our host as he talks about music, songs, bands, concerts and stories from his perspective.
*The first show kicks off with What is Music In My Shoes all about.
*Look back at U2 'October' and 'Rattle and Hum' albums.
*Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash and 50th Anniversary of Pronounced Album.
*Dead and Company
*Shows I saw during Summer 2023.
*David McCallum’s “The Edge” sampled by Dr Dre in “The Next Epsode”
*Recent Music Releases including The Replacements, Green Day, and The Libertines single “Run Run Run.

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