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I have a very unique set of guests for this episode of Performance Anxiety. I’m joined by Annie, Nissa, & Oskar Kuchenmeister of Loki’s Folly. They are a band made of siblings, 21 and under, who have already overcome some difficult obstacles. Annie, the guitarist, discusses her struggles with autism and how it differs between girls and boys. Nissa, the drummer, talks about overcoming her issues with anxiety. And Oskar holds everything down on bass and tells me about playing with his older sisters.
They’ve been getting lessons and guidance from Ryan Smith of Soul Asylum. They’ve been playing together for a while but when Dave Pirner came out to see them one night, things really started to take off. He even got them their first gig at the legendary First Ave. Club in Minneapolis. Since then, they’ve recorded their first album, called Sisu. It’s coming out in May, so check it out and preorder it! Give them a follow @lokisfollyband on the socials. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. You can help us out at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or pick up merch at performanceanx.threadless.com.
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Kofi Baker and Will Johns join Carmine Appice, and Vinny Appice to talk about the history of the Music of Cream and other Rock and Roll stories.
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John M. Borack, author of "The Beatles 100:One Hundred Pivotal Moments" and "John Lennon: Life Is What Happens" joins us again and focuses on the amazing new documentary "Get Back." Borack tells us his favorite moments, who came off best, and if the doc changed his mind on any of his 100 moments.
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In episode 146, Martin asks, Is there a NWOBHM sound? with these five songs:
1. Def Leppard – “It Could Be You”
2. Saxon – “To Hell and Back Again”
3. Tygers of Pan Tang – “Tyger Bay”
4. Iron Maiden – “Invaders”
5. Grim Reaper – “Run for Your Life”
To connect or learn more about Martin head over to: www.martinpopoff.com
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This week Tom & Zeus welcome notable songwriter Adam Mitchell who co-wrote 9 songs that made it onto KISS studio albums. Adam Mitchell met KISS through producer, Michael James Jackson. He then wrote songs for the KISS albums, Killers, Creatures Of The Night, Crazy Nights & Hot In The Shade.
All but one of his songs were written with Paul Stanley. He also wrote many songs with Gene Simmons that made it onto other artist albums. Adam, along with Bruce Kulick wrote every track with the late great Eric Carr for his Rockology album as well.
Adam discuss the all of his KISS songs he wrote with the band and shares many of his untold stories about Gene & Paul. He also discusses his immense fondness for Eric Carr and some truly touching moments. You also can't miss the true story about how Vinnie Vincent was introduced to KISS and Adam's role and his thoughts about Vinnie.
This is another unique interview with another talented person and their role in KISSTORY.
By the way don't order the chicken pahhhm.
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Host Nate Wilcox asks writer J.D. Considine to elaborate on his thesis about the enduring popularity of some older music.
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RZA stops by Unique Access with Soren Baker to discuss how one of his old managers doubted his production abilities. The Wu-Tang Clan mastermind also tells Soren Baker about DJ Scratch’s role on their new joint album, “Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater.” 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 amazon.com/author/sorenbaker and watch his interviews at youtube.com/uniqueaccessent.
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Great Rock Stories Volume 2 is a mix of some of amazing tales told by some legendary stars, including 2 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees!
You'll hear about how it felt to get a number 1 single, how one hit song and its image became a blessing and a curse, you’ll hear from a band that Guns n Roses adored and followed around before they got famous, a song written for a legendary front man as a tribute to one of the most iconic drummers of all time, how a leading British group were ignored in the UK and found fame in the US first and much more...– absolutely brilliant stories I promise you!
My guests on this episode include Steve Hackett from Genesis, Joe Lynn Turner from Rainbow, Pick Withers from Dire Straits and many more!
Vintage Rock Pod is part of Pantheon Podcasts network, please check them out for a huge selection of music podcasts!
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Publicist Dennis McNally shares stories of his time with The Grateful Dead together with journalist and author Bill de Young who shares his moments spent with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
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