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In this episode, we're celebrating the one-year anniversary of the podcast! 🎈 And that's all thanks to you, Talk Tuners. We have a t-shirt giveaway in this episode, so be sure to listen to find out how to enter.

This episode has us talking all about legend Dolly Parton and her classic "I Will Always Love You," including the role of Whitney Houston's rendition, how Elvis asked for publishing rights, and as always, our memories connected to Dolly and her music, including finally getting to see her play in NYC. We'll also talk about her role in developing the Moderna vaccine, what her beauty standards have meant to women, and how she's staked her claim in mediums ranging from stage to screen. Episode sponsored by BetterHelp. Proud member of Pantheon Podcasts.

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Chad Brandolini is the Director of Artist Relations at Vater Percussion, and talks to Mistress Carrie about working with artists to come up with the perfect drum sticks and accessories for some of your favorite drummers, the history of Vater Percussion, wood styles, touring, and then Mike Wengren the drummer from Disturbed joins the discussion to talk about his style, technique, and much more. 

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Albert Cummings and Dana Fuchs will join Carmine Appice, Vinny Appice, and Ron Onesti on Hangin' & Bangin'.

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In this episode we welcome the wonderful Vashti Bunyan — all the way from her home in Edinburgh — and ask her about her magical music and the remarkable memoir she's just published.

The "freak folk" legend — though she strongly disavows the "folk" tag — begins by talking of her early musical memories, among them meeting an unhappy Cliff Richard backstage in Blackpool in 1961. She describes her dream of becoming a pop singer in mid-'60s London, and how that led her to the Mayfair office of Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham. Briefly and unhappily typecast as "a dark-haired Marianne Faithfull", she recalls the session for the Jagger-Richards song 'Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind', backed up in the studio by Jimmy Page & Nicky Hopkins.

Vashti explains how she felt equally adrift in the world of folk, eventually dropping out of the London music scene to travel to the Outer Hebrides in a horse-drawn wagon. This is the journey she writes about so vividly in Wayward, leading circuitously to Joe Boyd producing her 1970 album Just Another Diamond Day. After a discussion of that exquisite record, she talks about why she neither wrote nor sang another song for 30 years… then admits how much it meant when younger admirers like Joanna Newsom and Devendra Banhart discovered the album in 2000, subsequently appearing on her Lookaftering (2005) and Heartleap (2014).

With Nick Drake's final album Pink Moon turning 50 this year, we take Vashti back to the awkward afternoon she spent trying to write a song with him after Joe Boyd had introduced them. Along the way we hear clips of Joe speaking to Gerrie Lim about Nick's guitar playing and "romantic doom" in 1994.

After paying our respects to Saints frontman Chris Bailey, we touch on highlights among the 120+ articles just added to the RBP library, including pieces about Charles Mingus (1962), Dusty in Memphis (1969), the Smiths (1987) and Fatboy Slim (1997). Jasper's selection of a recent Michael McDonald interview gives us the perfect excuse to explain to Vashti what "Yacht Rock" is… after which we hear a final clip from the Boyd interview.

Many thanks to special guest Vashti Bunyan; Wayward is published by White Rabbit and available now. You can visit Vashti's website at anotherday.co.uk.

Pieces discussed: Vashti Bunyan, Heartleap, Robert Kirby, Lost Ladies of Folk, Joe Boyd on Nick Drake, The Saints, Chris Bailey, Muddy Waters, Jimi and Janis, The Smiths, Fatboy Slim, Charlie Mingus, Dusty Springfield, Robyn, Ry Cooder, Duke Ellington, ESP Disk, Michael McDonald and Phil Collins.

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Much of what we know about the gods of rock comes from their music. But it is the rock star interview, pioneered by the rock bible Rolling Stone magazine as named after Dylan’s own song, where testaments of rock and roll were given. Kind of like an oral tradition to the sacred texts of the songs, kind of a new testament to the old, explaining the gaps, coloring the personal details, humanizing the gods. 

This has been rock journalist Sylvie Simmons' unique role in the rock and roll mythology for 45 years. We talk here a great deal about Leonard Cohen, his intersection with Dylan, how Cohen and Dylan work, how rock’s mythmakers play, and what all of this might mean from a very personal lens framed by a truly thoughtful, knowledgeable rock and roll pro joining us by the good old-fashioned landline from San Francisco. It's a wonderful conversation.

Welcome to Episode 2 of Season 3 of Bob Dylan: About Man and God and Law, the podcast that inspired the book About Man and God and Law: The Spiritual Wisdom of Bob Dylan. The book is on sale right now wherever books are sold.

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Jump in your time machine. To commemorate the surprise hit of Wilderado's "Head Right," we're turning back the clock to our interview with lead singer Max Rainer with Ryan taking the reigns. Please hit 88 miles per hour responsible.

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While Anthony is away, the boys will play. While our intrepid host takes a much-needed personal day, Ryan takes the helm to welcome Max Rainer of Tulsa indie rock trio Wilderado into the hot seat. Their debut self-titled album hits streaming shelves on October 15th, but we have all the sneak preview deets here. Join us for a riveting chat and a lesson in how to keep podcasting through a flooded house. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE and as always, cheers!

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Mark Covino, the director of "A Band Called Death" talks about the recent explosion of music documentaries, what he's been watching lately, and the possibilities of a reissue cut with the 400+ minutes he shot on the band called Death.

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Stephen Lawrie grew up with music. His dad was approached by Chas Chandler before he signed Jimi Hendrix. But his band broke up before they signed a contract and were lost to history. But his father’s love of music transferred to Stephen. He remembers being mesmerized by guitars as a toddler. He formed The Telescopes in the late 80’s and has been the only consistent member. In fact, the most consistent thing about The Telescopes has been change. Whether it’s band members or the sound of the music itself, no Telescopes album is the same as the previous ones.

Stephen admits that the band stopped doing anything when he lost the inspiration to write. He also admitted that sometimes he’s been more inspired by what he DIDN’T want to do than by what he wanted to do. He tells me how the 4th Telescopes album was a direct result of not being able to play the third album live! And speaking of live Telescopes, the band has a policy of never turning their amps off during a live show. They just see how long it takes for the venue to turn them off!

Check out Stephen and The Telescopes on the socials, pick up The Telescopes albums on Bandcamp. Also check out Foam Giant, a new project he’s been collaborating on. Check us out @PerformanceAnx on social media. Rate & review episodes! You can support the show through ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx.threadless.com. Remember to check out all the other great shows on the Pantheon Podcast Network. And thank you for listening to Stephen Lawrie on Performance Anxiety.

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This week LC & Bakko discuss invading ones personal space. Eric Church is d-bag. A look back at our first 6 batches. Some love for podcasts, Paul Stanley goes on a family vacation. A Red Hot Chili Peppers album review and Bret Michaels takes a stab at that sweet TikTok influencer money.

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Damned Things - Handbook For The Deceased

Motorhead - Get Back In Line

Audrey Horne - Danse Macabre

Bakko - Twist O Cain

Dead Daisies - Like No Other

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Here Ever After

Poison - Stand

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Legendary guitarist Joe Satriani returns to The Hook Rocks to discuss his new album "The Elephants of Mars" and how the creative process differed from anything he's done previously. With a more relaxed atmosphere the album reflects his musical journey during this session. The conversation moves to the recent news about Joe being approached by Alex Van Halen & David Lee Roth in regards to a Eddie Van Halen tribute tour. We discuss the possibilities and what Eddie's playing meant to him. Please enjoy the episode!

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