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Neil Sanderson is the drummer of the multi platinum Canadian band Three Days Grace. Their new album Explosions is coming out on May 6, 2022. Mistress Carrie talked to Neil at home in Canada while he was snowmobiling and tapping maple trees. They talked about working on the new album during Covid, making maple syrup, songwriting, touring, the fans, sports, daylight savings time, producing, Tom Brady, and much more!

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It's good to be back, baby. We're talking Earth today, but in true LMYY style - we're also talking Will Smith, Taylor Hawkins, WWIII and if Crazy Horse were muppets. We do eventually get into the album. We've got mixed feelings, but overall we leave with on a positive note!

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The world is still in mourning over, and shocked by, the death of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins last Friday in Columbia. Plus, Chris Frantz & Tina Weymouth posted on socials about a serious auto accident that has left her injured, Roxy Music reform for a 50th anniversary tour, plus Genesis calls it a day!

These stories, plus new releases and more in this edition of Bent News!

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In episode 144, Martin talks about Pub Rock with these five songs:

1. Eggs Over Easy – “The Factory”

2. Kilburn & the High Roads – “The Badger & the Rabbit” 

3. Graham Parker – “Back to Schooldays” 

4. Dr. Feelgood – “One Weekend” 

5. Eddie & the Hot Rods – “Quit This Town”

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American Prankster is a deep dive with the iconic Wavy Gravy, unfolding his fascinating,historic and hilarious lifestory as an original Beatnik, comedy pioneer, hippie icon and pioneering activist who uses humor as a weapon.  

Sharing stories that even he’d forgotten with producer/host, Rainbow Valentine, of Disorganized Crime: Smuggler’s Daughter, Wavy gets down to the very nit of the grit and reminds us what it means to be human.

From Ben and Jerry’s ice cream to Woodstock to the Acid Tests and running a pig for president, Wavy Gravy is an essential part of American counter culture history and more. 

You will hear stories of his childhood, teen, army, college and beatnik years with Bob Dylan, Tiny Tim, Martha Graham plus tales of his comedy life with Lenny Bruce, Del Close, Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters and his friendships with music icons like Janis Joplin, Jerry Garcia, Mama Cass, Joan C. Baez and more! 

Wavy shares absurdist yarns from his lifelong activism using humor as a weapon, along with pals, Abbie Hoffman, Jackson Browne, the Yippies and traveling roadshows of hippies. Plus how psychedelic globetrotting led to the SEVA Foundation and Camp Winnarainbow.  Wavy’s 8+ decades of embodying American Pranksterism, inspiring millions down the tie-dye colored path of life and spreading his ethos of Basic Human Needs, is a fundamental part of American, comedy, activist, music, food and global history. Plus he’s hilarious and a born storyteller.

"When you get to the very bottom of the human soul, when the nit is slamming into the grit and you are sinking but you reach down to help someone else, that is when everyone gets high and you don't even need LSD to do that...and that's when I passed the acid test." – Wavy Gravy, American Prankster

"He's like our Rabbi..." - Trixie Garcia

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Pour me another! We were fully in sidebar nation last week. So many stories, jokes, tangents, rambles… we couldn’t contain it in one episode. So this week we’re bringing you lovelies this special Tunes & Tumblers/GRRRL Music “oops all off topic” bonus episode. Stay tuned for an explanation of “tiff diffs”, amazing concert stories, Ryan’s pitch for a live action Goofy Movie and two - that’s right, two - bonus rounds of #mood! Cheers!

**Please enjoy responsibly***

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This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant present’s MUTEMATH!

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Zach and Eric are the angels, and they are the ones who are prayin'.

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Are you all seated comfortable, too square on your botty? Then Love That Album can begin.

Welcome to episode 155 of Love That Album podcast.

As the 1960s rolled on, popular music evolved....and yet some of it looked back for inspiration. In the late 60s, the pop songs that had propelled the early British Invasion bands had moved on to make way for heavier sounds of psychedelia and blues based rock. The mod bands that had started out as purely “maximum R&B” were exploring different avenues while still maintaining some connections to their roots.

In 1968, The Small Faces had been through their share of grief with crooked management, contracts that did not favour them, and money woes. (Sadly, Steve Marriott's own future was set for a lot more grief). They wrote and recorded what many believe was their masterpiece, “Ogden's Nut Gone Flake”. Side 1 was a collection of hard rock, psychedelia, and old world British music-hall inspired tunes. Side 2 was a concept piece – a story about Happiness Stan who searches for the “missing” half of the moon. The story is narrated by Professor of Gobbledegook, Stanley Unwin. Oh yes, oh yes.....

I'm joined by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Ian Kitney (Overnight Jones, Tim Rogers and the Temperance Union) to contemplate the moon, lavatories, raising one's “oars”, the drumming of Kenny Jones, whether Marriott was mocking the state of contemporary British music, putting holes in one's snare drum, and what happens when George Formby is cleaning “winders”. It was a thrill to have Ian on the show – not only as a musician I've long admired, but also as a wonderful conversation partner about music we love.

I also want to give a shout out to author Alan Pattinson who has written a series of wonderful books about so many musicians and bands from the “classic” rock era. I bought his book on The Small Faces to get a feel for their history, and I'd recommend anything he'd write.

You can get Ian's albums from his Bandcamp site at https://iankitney.bandcamp.com/ including his latest called BGM – a wonderful collection of songs crossing over a number of styles over the history of pop.

You can read Alan's writings at http://alansalbumarchives.blogspot.com/ which features links to his multiple e-books about the histories and discographies of many bands you love.

Download this episode of LTA from wherever you prefer getting your podcasts.

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If you’d consider writing an iTunes review I’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a barbecue, over coffee, on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

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John Waite tells all, beginning with The Babys and remembering how he and Denny met almost 45 years ago! You’ll hear about John’s acoustic album series, Wooden Heart, forthcoming documentary, tour plans - and why becoming a US citizen was so important to him. Part of Pantheon Podcasts

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