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On ImmaLetYouFinish... episode #129 Court & Amy talk about that singer at that football game, worship Pamela and remember the great Burt Bacharach and Trugoy.

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The Refreshments put their indelible stamp on pop culture with their '90s classic "Banditos," but they didn't stop there -- they did everything from creating the theme song for "King of the Hill" to putting on high-energy live shows that cemented their reputation. After the Refeshments broke up, Roger Clyne and P.H. Naffah formed Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, and we talk about seeing them play, what it was like to interview Roger about their trajectory, and their unique approach to songwriting.

In our opening music chitchat on the way, we talk about seeing live music at Los Angeles' Bob Baker Marionette Theater, and why you need to catch a show there ASAP.

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This week Tom & Zeus review Ace Frehley's May 3, 2005 appearance on the legendary Howard Stern Show. Ace came with actor Chuck Zito to promote a direct to video movie he was involved with that was just coming out called, "Remedy." Ace played a character named Johnny a heroin dealer.

The appearance though short and supposed to be about the film, was filled with a lot of interesting KISS tidbits. The interview is Howard Stern in his prime and the result is a hilarious clip that the boys breakdown and discuss.

Does the clip help or hurt the ACE Cult? Tune in a find out.

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In this episode Mike Stax talks to Neil Norman and Alec Palao about their feature length documentary The Seeds: Pushin’ Too Hard. Neil’s father Gene Norman signed the Seeds to his GNP-Crescendo record label in 1965, and Neil spent countless hours watching them record, rehearse, and play live concerts so he has a unique personal perspective on the band and their music.

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In this episode we welcome the exemplary Fred Goodman and ask him about his journalistic career and highly acclaimed books.

Fred talks about his early years as a jazz columnist for Cash Box, as well as his interest in the business side of popular music. He describes how a stint as a Senior Editor at Rolling Stone led to the idea of a book about "the head-on collision of rock and commerce", subsequently published as 1997's The Mansion on the Hill. Avid fans of that classic tome, Mark and Barney ask their guest about legendary figures such as Albert Grossman, David Geffen and Jon Landau, after which Fred explains why – in an effort to champion the late Mexican-American singer in her native USA – he wrote 2019's Why Lhasa de Sela Matters.

Moving on to Fred's latest book Rock On Film, conversation turns to some of his favourite music movies from A Hard Day's Night to This is Spinal Tap with a nod to Michael Lindsay-Hogg who wrote the foreword to Rock On Film. Clips from an audio interview with the late D.A. Pennebaker lead in turn to a discussion of 1967's Bob Dylan documentary Dont Look Back.

Not long after we've paid tribute to Television's mercurial Tom Verlaine, breaking news comes in that we've also just lost the great Burt Bacharach. Putting ourselves on the spot in real time, we talk about the genius who (with lyricist Hal David) created masterworks from 'Make it Easy on Yourself' to 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head'.

Finally, Mark talks us out with quotes from pieces about folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, the Rolling Stones' Beggars Banquet and the late David Crosby, while Jasper concludes the episode with remarks about pieces on Keane and pop's relationship with social class.

Many thanks to special guest Fred Goodman. Rock on Film is published by Running Press and Why Lhasa De Sela Matters is published by University of Texas Press.

Pieces discussed: The Mansion on the Hill, Rock and Roll on Film, Richard Lester audio, 25 Essential Music DVDs, The Harder They Come, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Spinal Tap, Metallica's Some Kind of Monster, D.A. Pennebaker audio, Television, Tom Verlaine, Burt Bacharach, Peter, Paul and Mary, Beggars Banquet, David Crosby, Keane and Class.

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Etta James lived quite a life; some incredible highs and heartbreaking lows throughout her 73 years. From hit songs to heroin addiction, from critical acclaim to violence and bad behavior & jail time, Etta experienced it all. And you could hear every bit of that experience in her voice. I’ve wanted to feature Etta on this podcast for a while; the easy choice would be to pick one of her early classic songs… but instead, let’s listen to an overlooked track from late in her career, when she might have been “past her prime” but more than capable of delivering a heart-wrenching performance.  

“Love’s Been Rough On Me” (Gretchen Peters) Copyright Sony/ATV Tunes LLC dba Cross Keys Publishing/Purple Crayon Music (ASCAP)

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In this episode we explore the roots of Houseplant. Electric mandolin player member in the band, Tavis Conley shares about their base in Louisville, KY. Having formed just before the pandemic, this band has managed to develop its own unique repertoire of songs during these challenging times and has achieved a high level of jam syncopation in a relatively short amount of time. Tavis shares the story of Houseplant's formation, their musical influences, and the creative process behind their electrifying sound.

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LC & Bakko discuss how LC is doing after his deviated septum surgery. Rock N Pod 2023. The latest KISS Soundboard news. Stifler's mom bangs frat boys. Plastic bag fee hack. Borat destroys Pam & Kid's marriage. Harry Styles give you gray hair. Boy Bands. K Pop. Pantera kicked off a couple of festivals. Ozzy is done touring. Sebastian Bach gets a laptop tossed at him. A Tiger King update and somehow more.

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Music:

Dead Daisies - Like No Other

Band Of Spice - Coherent Train Of Thought

KISS - Uh! All Night

Powerman 5000 - Theme To A Fake Revolution

Smashing Pumpkins - Beguiled

Ghost - Spillways

Kaisers Orchestra - En For Orgelet En For Meg

Whitesnake - Slow & Easy

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This week we're doing something a little different. Aaron Camaro takes the mic to give you a full rundown of ROCKNPOD Weekend coming up next month in Nashville!

Chris has been hard at work with the team getting everything in place for what promises to be the biggest ROCKNPOD yet. Over 40 podcasts from across the globe will be in attendance as well as over 50 celebrity guests, over 50 vendors, and tons more. Additionally, there will be several awesome concerts and events taking place throughout the weekend.

Aaron gives you the run down on everything in this deep dive episode. If you're on the fence about coming, this should help push you over the top to join us in Nashville. Go to www.rocknpod.com to get your tickets and info!

We hope you enjoy the Ultimate ROCKNPOD Preview 2023 and SHARE with a friend!

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