Ramble On with Rosie

An examination of what I consider the greatest study of the human condition in a rock song. Racing in the Street by Bruce Springsteen. It's also my last episode as a podcast. I will still be occasionally posting things to my YouTube channel Ramble On with Rosie Lee and on my Instagram @rambleonwithrosie

An overview of Joey Ramone's solo career over the course of 2 albums and a single all released posthumously

Just a little over 5 years after their debut the Clash as they were known and loved swan song out of the music scene with their most successful album of all Combat Rock

3 years ago the final installment of the Thanos arc of the Marvel films came out. But on that 22 film journey that took over a decade we got our ears blessed by some great classic rock tunes. This episode is all about the tunes of the MCU which defined the scenes they appeared in or songs featured in the films that I just love 3000!

8 years ago this month the Record Store Day release of Live in London The Pogues with Joe Strummer came out. And since I've been wanting to talk about this album ever since I found it as part of the 30 Years Pogues anthology I figured now was a great time to talk about Joe's performance and collaboration with the Pogues both as fill in for Phil Chevron and stand in for Shane MacGowan

The Clash by the Clash turned 45 this past week and as the most essential punk album ever produced it deserved its own episode. So come find out some song history as well as analysis and small roast of an inaccuracy in a particular book on the Clash

An examination of Bruce's simultaneously released albums of Human Touch and Lucky Town by pairing a song from each together that explore similar themes and then exploring how Bruce treated each theme differently in the songs.

Which song have Rory Gallagher, Joe Strummer, and Little Steven all performed? If that song ever comes up in a trivia game after this episode you'll know the answer and a whole lot more... or should I say Moore given Thomas Moore wrote the song to commemorate his fallen college friends who died in the 1798 Rebellion.

An in depth look at the concert film Rory Gallagher Irish Tour 74 and its significance as well as the glory that is Rory in a live performance setting and one funny story about how Rory acquired a guitar that was twice his age almost.

Rory Gallagher's guitar playing goes without saying... but what about his lyric writing? This week we take a closer look at the words of the blue-eyed bluesman from the Emerald Isle.