Rock And Roll Confessional

Our latest guest is John Waite. Founding member of The Babys & Bad English. John joins us for an interview to talk about his new album: Wooden Heart - Acoustic Anthology (Volumes 1, 2 & 3) along with his upcoming tour. He also talks about the music that influenced his writing, his love for Jimi Hendrix, his upcoming documentary and a new musical he is writing with long time friend Neil Giraldo.

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For all the years they worked in radio, Rita & CW had the opportunity to go backstage at concerts and events. Now they tell some of the stories of the good times and the not so good times while in the backstage world. Plus they dig up some of their old items and tell how they got autographed.

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James JY Young is back with us. Known for his fantastic guitar playing and his deep voice, he is returning to talk about the new Styx album: "Crash of The Crown". The album was released in July of this year, and this is one of the first interviews the band has done with it. Although the songs were written in 2019, the album explores the life and times that we the people have been experiencing over the past few years. The album highlights they key element that give Styx their signature sound. JY was kind enough to speak with us during a short break in the bands touring schedule.

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Night Ranger has been around since the early 80s. They have had monumental hits such as; "Don't Tell Me You Love Me", "Sister Christian", "You Can Still Rock In America" and many more. The band has a new album that was just released, titled" "ATBPO" - "And The Band Played On". And it features all new music by Night Ranger that kicks butt! This interview is with one of the founding members, vocalist and bassist, Jack Blades. Jack was also part of the Shaw Blades band and the Damn Yankees.

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John Notto, guitarist for Dirty Honey joins us on this episode. Dirty Honey's debut album (titled: Dirty Honey) captures the sound of what described today as classic rock. They originally released an independent EP which went to number 1 on the Billboard Rock charts - being the first independent rock record to every hit #1! This past April, the band released their full length album. They have opened for The Who Guns N' Roses and are now on tour, opening for the Black Crowes!

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Happy birthday to MTV. 40 years ago this August 1st MTV changed the way we listened and watch music. It all started with 5 VJ including our latest guest, Nina Blackwood. Nina was on the network for over 5 years before moving over to Entertainment Tonight. Nina tells us how she auditioned for the job, some of her favorite and not so favorite interviews and how MTV all began.

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This episode is with Steve Berlin who plays saxophone, flute, percussion & keyboard, and is one of the members of the band, Los Lobos. Los Lobos is an iconic East Los Angeles band that has been together for almost 50 years. With hits like "Will the Wolf Survive", "Come On Let's Go", "Don't Worry Baby" and "LaBamba" they have followed their roots all the way to their new album; "Native Sons". This new album is a collection of the most influential Los Angeles based bands that have impacted Los Lobos throughout their career. Including Jackson Browne, War, Buffalo Springfield and many more. Steve talks not only about the new album, but some of the bands highlight over the years.

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This show was originally recorded in May of 2020. We thought due to X's patriotic song "4th of July" and the bands being such an iconic American group, we would run the show again! We have a great interview with one of the founding members, John Doe. John talks about the bands latest album: Alphabetland along with classic punk-rock stories including the time he got pulled over by the Los Angeles Police Department.

This episode is with James Raymond. James has been in the music and film business for over 25 years. He has scored many commercials, television shows and films. He has also worked as writer and producer of music. His latest project is David Crosby's new release: "For Free", which will be released on July 23, 2021. James not only co-wrote music for the album with David but also with Michael McDonald and Donald Fagen. James has a special bond with David Crosby. If you don't know the story, you'll be amazed by what James has to say.

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This episode is with the Knights of Rock - including our returning guest; Leo Rossi along with his friends, Jerry Levin & Bill Darlington. The three of them all worked as roadies / tech crew for bands in the 70s, 80's & 90's. They worked with Fleetwood Mac, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Spinal Tap, Neil Young, Alice Cooper, Bette Midler, Al Jarreau and many more. They tell their stories of being on the road while working for some of the biggest bands in the world!

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