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Throughout the mid-nineties as proto-grunge, radio-friendly Nirvana knockoffs were signing record deals like they were going out of style, Sloan took the road less traveled after signing with Geffen Records, even in the face of mounting pressure from the label to stay on that grungy, noise rock course. A second full-length album found the group heading in a more refined pop sound, a world away from the washed-out fuzz of their previous releases. Despite having been swept under the rug by Geffen, Sloan refused to bow down to the major label's demands, and have continued to remain steadfast and true to their unique brand of indie pop even after all these years.  

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Grand Master Dee stops by Unique Access with Soren Baker to discuss learning about Ecstacy’s death. The DJ-rapper-producer also discusses how Whodini brought class to rap, making "I'm A Ho" & the pitfalls of his group signing a $2 million MCA Records deal. He also talks with Soren Baker about Jalil crafting Whodini’s great story raps & Larry Smith being like Quincy Jones. Grand Master Dee also says that Dr. Dre, Suge Knight & MC Hammer wanted to sign Whodini & explains some of the lessons Jermaine Dupri taught him. Please like, subscribe, and share Unique Access with Soren Baker, part of the Pantheon Media podcast network. Also pick up Soren Baker's books at www.amazon.com/author/sorenbaker and watch his interviews at www.youtube.com/uniqueaccessent.

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From jazzman to sideman, Ryan Scott is a force of a solo artist to reckon with. In this Encore Episode, we talk with Scott about his exceptional album A Freak Grows in Brooklyn which features him playing all the instruments. Ranging from Stevie Wonder to Steve Miller, it's not short on musical inspiration that any music fan can latch onto. Hear the stories behind the songs and Scott's recording process which included tracking vocals in his closet in the early morning hours while his wife slept. 

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This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant digs into the JBTV vault to unveil a 3 part episodic show with footage from the 90s with FILTER!

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Alan Clark joined Dire Straits as their first - and only full-time - keyboard player, playing with Mark Knopfler and Co from 1980 until they finally called it a day in 1995. But despite being in one of the world’s biggest bands of the era, playing Live Aid, headlining the Nelson Mandela Concert, being a multi-award winner and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, that doesn’t tell half the story!

Alan also recorded and toured with many other legends including:

Eric Clapton, Tina Turner, George Harrison, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Roger Daltrey, Van Morrison, Brian Johnson (AC/DC) and Phil Collins!

In this episode you’ll hear Alan tell stories about working with some of these legends as well as a current line-up of former Dire Straits members performing as Dire Straits Legacy!

And for Top 5 fans – you’ll get my Top 5 favourite songs from one those incredible artists he’s worked with! 

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This week we're taking a deep dive into the discography of one of rock's most polarizing bands as we discuss The Best & Worst of Poison!

Initially called Paris and formed in Mechanicsburg, PA, the band headed west for Los Angeles; landing on the burgeoning Sunset Strip scene. Quickly gaining popularity for their over-the-top look and relentless promotion, Poison became one of the must-see acts in Hollywood. With the release of 1986's 'Look What the Cat Dragged In,' the band scored hits with singles 'Talk Dirty to Me,' 'I Want Action,' and 'I Won't Forget You.' Superstardom would come next with 1988's 'Open Up and Say...Ahh!' release which resulted in chart positions for 'Fallen Angel,' 'Your Mama Don't Dance,'  and the mega-ballad 'Every Rose Has It's Thorn.'

The 90's would start strong on the release of 'Flesh and Blood' but everything was about to change. The exit of guitarist C.C. DeVille, entrance of Richie Kotzen, and change of sound on 1992's 'Native Tongue,' combined with the rise of grunge music, saw Poison's fortune change for the worse. Kotzen would be replaced by guitarist Blues Saraceno on the great, but shelved, album 'Crack a Smile' before DeVille returned a few years later. Since 2000, product from Poison has been sporadic but the band does still do well on the touring circuit; currently on the road with Motley Crue, Def Leppard, and Joan Jett.

In this episode we take a spin through the whole Poison catalog and pick out our favorite and least favorite tracks. Did we get it right? Are we way off in our assessment? You tell us in the comments as well as YOUR picks for this episode.

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What are the greatest friendships in rock and roll? The Boss and the Big Man? Lennon and McCartney? Mick and Keith? Joni Mitchell and Prince? This episode, we’ve got perhaps Dylan’s sweetest friendship, and also a brother – a brother of the Wilbury kind. That’s right. Meet George Harrison and Bob Dylan.

Our guest Seth Rogovoy is the author of Bob Dylan: Prophet Mystic Poet, published by Scribner in 2009 and Within You Without You: Listening to George Harrison, due from Oxford University Press in Fall 2023. Find more of Seth's writing at www.rogovoyreport.com.

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Co-host Marc Canter of The 50 First Gigs: Guns N' Roses & The Making of Appetite For Destruction joins The Hooks Rocks for a deep dive into the origins of one of the biggest bands in rock history. Marc walks us through the rise of Guns N' Roses on the streets of Hollywood through his experiences and documentation over decades. Please enjoy the episode!

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On this day in 1987, Guns N Roses played their first ever UK show at the Marquee club in London. It was a wild night, weren't they all for G'n'R back then, and one reviewer was less than impressed! With me to talk about this is friend of the show, Mac B, from the Ugly American Werewolf in London podcast!

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