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Stephen Kijak, the director of "30 Century Man" talks about the recent explosion of music documentaries, "The Summer of Love," "Sparks," and how "30 Century Man" helped propel Scott Walker into the future.

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The Imbalanced Ones delve in to Double Bono Headline territory as he & The Edge rocked Ukraine! Bono also getting headlines over his forthcoming book, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story!

Chaos, as a very pregnant woman delivers backstage at the Metallica concert in Brazil, and then gets a call from Papa Het!

Some sad notes, and news on big shows and tours, PLUS a ton of listener email!

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Our guest this hour is Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and multi-Grammy-award-winner Timothy B. Schmit. Whether you know him from his work with the Eagles, Poco, his solo efforts, or any of his various collaborations with Steely Dan, Toto, Jimmy Buffet, and more, you’ve undoubtedly observed his charisma and fascinating presence in music over the last four decades. He’s dedicated an overwhelming amount of energy to music, and he’s not slowing down. He just released a new studio album titled Day By Day, and in today’s show, he and Amy Wright dig into the making of the album and what the incredible journey he’s been on has been like leading up to this point.

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My guests today are Deborah Bonham and Peter Bullick of Bonham Bullick. We talk about their musical histories, including the influence Deborah’s brother, the legendary John Bonham, had on her life. Deborah explains the 16 year gap between her first two albums, working with Paul Rodgers, and Robert Plant’s continual guidance. His ringtone on Deborah’s phone is Kashmir, by the way. They tell me how they started both their personal and professional relationships. They also tell me how they became Paul Rodgers’ band for his Free Spirit tour and how Peter found himself at Led Zeppelin’s secret reunion rehearsals. Their new album of interpretations spans seven decades of music. Pick it up now in all the usual places. Follow Peter, Deborah, & the band on all the social media platforms. Follow us @PerformanceAnx there, as well. Show us some support with a review or a cup of coffee on ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Merch is at performanceanx.threadless.com. Now let’s get right into it with Deborah Bonham and Peter Bullick on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network.

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It's Episode #95 of ImmaLetYouFinish...! Court & Amy talk Kendrick, Harry and the late Jimmy Wilsey with our guest author Michael Goldberg.

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Tom & Zeus have the #1 KISS podcast on the planet in Shout It Out Loudcast. Not only do they have deep knowledge and undeniable passion for KISS but they're also hilarious and we never miss an episode. So this week we had our Pantheon Podcasts brothers on to talk KISS's 1992 album, Revenge. The first without Eric Carr behind the drums, the first for Eric Singer, and the first time in a decade they worked with Vinnie Vincent & Bob Ezrin. We had a blast remembering college days, listening to tunes, watching KISS X-treme Close-Up, seeing the Revenge Tour and late night conversations with Ace Frehley posters. If you're not having fun talking KISS, you're doing it wrong!!

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Born out of the pandemic and chaos surrounding society over the past two years the album Hypoxia is the third album from the group Projected. The band unites members from Sevendust, Alter Bridge, & Tremonti to formulate music with a perspective on societal issues that are becoming more and more prevalent. John Connolly discusses the album, the music, and more on the latest Hook Rocks Podcast. Please enjoy the episode!

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This week Eric Dover joins us to discuss Slash's Snakepit's 1995 release 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere.'

In 1995, Guns N' Roses were one of the biggest bands in the world; yet one of the most divided. Ongoing tensions between the members of the band would lead to constant delays in new material and the future of the band in limbo. Not one to sit around, Slash was moved to create new material on his own. With the go-ahead from label heads at Geffen Records, Slash started assembling a lineup of players and got right to work. Bringing in fellow Guns members Matt Sorum, Gilby Clarke, and Dizzy Reed as well as the bass talents of Alice in Chains member Mike Inez, he quickly got several songs written and demoed musically. With additional songwriting contributions from Izzy Stradlin and Duff McKagan, the album is loaded with Guns n' Roses attitude and sound; albeit without Axl Rose on vocals.

With lots of great music ready to go, Slash needed a singer. After auditioning over 40 others, the job went to former Jellyfish member Eric Dover. It was an unlikely hiring considering Eric was a backing vocalist with Jellyfish. But, after an impassioned audition and showing he had the songwriting chops to hang with him, Slash offered him the job. The resulting album 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere' is a lean, mean slab of bluesy rock n' roll featuring blistering vocals and Slash's identifiable guitar tone and solos.

Eric Dover shares his memories of his time with Slash's Snakepit for this special Albums Unleashed episode; from his audition to the songwriting and recording process to the tour for the album. There's a lot of great stories in this chat that give you a behind the scenes look at what Eric went through during this time. We think you'll enjoy this one for sure.

Eric has done a lot more in his career and we hope you'll check out his other projects including Sextus and more recently The Lickerish Quartet. We hope you enjoy our talk with Eric Dover about his time with Slash's Snakepit and SHARE with a friend!

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We have a special treat for you lovelies today. Tunes & Tumblers welcomes one of the most impressive voices we've ever had to the airwaves. Thao Nguyen of Thao & the Get Down Stay Down steps onto the mic to discuss her latest project For the Record, a blog documenting the process of writing and recording of her forthcoming 7th album. Pedro also mixes one of our most ambitious cocktails to date. The Marrow pays homage to both Thao's 2020 album Temple and her Vietnamese heritage. Peep the recipe below and dive in. Cheers!

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Mix combo 1 together and pour into glass. Fill 2/3 of the glass with crushed ice. Mix combo 2 and layer into glass over the back of a bar spoon. Slightly overfill glass with crushed ice. For combo 3, lightly drizzle midori to create vibrant green layer and garnish with stock of lemon grass and mint. Enjoy!

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Today on the show we have Naomi Cowan, one of the rising stars of Caribbean music. Naomi was raised in the music business: her father, Tommy Cowan, was Bob Marley's road manager, and her mother, Dr. Carlene Davis-Cowan, is a renown reggae singer.

Growing up, Naomi spent her weekends backstage, which has given her comfort within the spotlight. In this episode, Naomi tells the stories behind some of her songs and talks about her recent collaboration with Shaggy.

If you are looking for some feel-good summer tunes as the weather warms up, this one is for you!

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