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Today, YNL discusses The Walls Came Down by The Call, and Lola Montez by Volbeat. If you think you don’t like these songs, then You’re Not Listening. So #CleanOutYourEars and #ListenUp!

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In episode 152, Martin talks about No Bottom End with these five songs:

1. Iggy and the Stooges – “Death Trip” 

2. Judas Priest – “Sinner” 

3. Thin Lizzy – “Warrior” 

4. Yes – “Release, Release” 

5. Rush – “Lock and Key” 

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Hosts Nate Wilcox & Garrett Cash continue their discussion of the evolution of American Gospel music with a look at the evolution of Afro-American music in the late 19th Century.

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The 1950s were an awesome time for music. And when rock and roll crossed paths with television, it blew the doors off of post-war America and changed everything it touched. These artists built the foundation of modern music and you can still hear their influence on artists 70 years later. Elvis. Chuck Berry. Buddy Holly. And more. 

But the story isn’t all sock hops and poodle skirts. The history of early rock and roll also contains stories of tragedy, scandal, and racism that ended this early era as quickly as it started. 

On today’s episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we’re taking a look at the beginning of rock music and the 1950s.

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RBX stops by Unique Access with Soren Baker to discuss why he didn’t sign wih Death Row Records. He also tells Soren Baker about The Lady Of Rage giving him no love, meeting Dr. Dre via Snoop Dogg & being disrespected at Death Row Records. 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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The Overton Park Shell in Memphis, Tennessee has hosted some of music's biggest names including, Elvis Presley, Black Sabbath, Johnny Cash, the Allman Brothers Band, and ZZ Top. Today, not only is the next generation of emerging artists taking the stage, but the venue is also playing a central role in a much larger mission. Executive Director Natalie Wilson shares how the Shell is working to build community through a full schedule of free music each summer.

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Todays guest is a drummer with a band that started way back in 1984, they rode at the forefront of the British AOR, melodic hard rock wave of the 80s and early 90s and toured with some of the biggest acts on the planet from Meat Loaf to Whitesnake to Foreigner to Tina Turner to Status Quo to Gary Moore – they were rubbing shoulders with the best! Pete Jupp was a founding member and still records and tours with FM today. In this interview he talks about the crazy time in the studio, touring with those huge acts, the low points and about one of the bands 'celebrity' fans... an Adult Film star!

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With years of knowledge and observing the constant changes in rock music, the current host SiriusXM's Trunk Nation Eddie Trunk joins The Hook Rocks to discuss the current challenges facing new rock artists. Fewer mainstream outlets, pay to play, the need to be heard, and more are all part of this engaging conversation. Please enjoy the episode!

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What started as a new beginning went horribly wrong...

After the controversy in the early 90s, Michael Jackson was eager to get his life and career back on track. After all, he had a new family to support and an album in the works. Unfortunately, these plans unraveled. Michael Jackson had a massive falling out with Sony records and a clash with notable producer, Tony Mattola. The Invincible album, which was supposed to mark a comeback for the King of Pop, fell flat. All the while, Michael accrued massive debts and struggled quietly with substance abuse.

We cover a lot this week on Rock and Roll Heaven. It's a turning point like no other in the story of the world's biggest pop star. Check out the newest episode this Friday!

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After his time with EMI (and all of those Beatles records), Sir George Martin founded AIR Studios, opening multiple locations. This week, the Imbalanced Brothers focus on AIR Montserrat, a tropical paradise with a world-class recording studio! The story is well-told in "Under The Volcano," which is airing on Showtime and Hulu!

Dozens of well-known albums were made there between Climax Blues Band's opening of the place, and The Stones' "Steel Wheels," the studio's final project before tragedy strikes. Markus and Ray tell the tale of those halcyon days of the recording business, and the double-sided sword that Mother Nature tosses at the island, that takes the life of Martin's tropical dream.

Along the way, Gracie Otto's directorial depiction of those days has caused both of our hosts to consider an adventurous return to those hallowed studio grounds. 'Til then, enjoy the trip inside this episode!

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