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Classical Blast blurs musical lines, melding classical music into classic rock hits or rocking music by Beethoven, Bach and composers from other centuries, sometimes adding original lyrics. From Bach to classic rock to metal to pop, we hope you’ll find their approach to music a refreshing change. It’s the past, present & future all brought together in perfect harmony!
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.
www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com
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After a 23 year hiatus Joker is back! Playing your favorites from back in the day, as well as new material. Tony Ingala joined us for a talk about the band.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
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One of the hardest working entertainers in Chicago. A member of Expo '76, The Sunshine Boys, Poi Dog Pondering, as well as a daily podcat with Steve Dahl, Dag was able to find some time to meet with us and talk about his career in music.
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The Cryan' Shames are an American garage rock band from Hinsdale, Illinois. They originally formed as The Travelers with founding members Tom Doody ("Toad"), Gerry Stone ("Stonehenge"), Dave Purple ("Grape") of The Prowlers, Denny Conroy from Possum River, and Jim Fairs from The Roosters, Jim Pilster ("J.C. Hooke", so named because he was born without a left hand and wore a hook), and Bill Hughes. The band's most successful moment came with their cover of The Searchers song, "Sugar and Spice". Paul and Ray met with Tom Doody and J.C. Hooke and talked about the history of the band.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
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This week Paul and Ray meet with the legendary Bobby Dunne. Bobby talks about his early days around Chicago and his time on the West Coast and Hawaii. Then his return to the Windy City.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
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Some of you may remember them as MAGIC or TABOO. Some of you old timers may even remember them as PEPPERMILL and NO QUARTER. Well now they're known as REPLAY. We talk with Kevin Zara, Jim Lueder & JoeColianni on the past and the future of their music.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.
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We talk with Mick Taylor, founder of the band, and bass player Tynker. Founded in 1963 there are plenty of stories!
Saints N Sinners is a Classic Rock Cover Band that brings a high energy show with the very best of the music from those years. Every song is from the most popular artists of that era and will have the crowd interacting from filling the dance floor, to singing along, to fist pumping and even playing the air guitar.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
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This week brings us to the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66 in Joliet Illinois. We meet with its Chairman and Founder Ron Romero and discuss the museum and it's future.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
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Midnight were only teenagers when they recorded their 1977 privately pressed debut Into the Night. It all started around Olympia Fields, Country Club Hills, and Chicago Heights, Illinois where Dave Hill (vox, keys), Scott Marquart (drums), Frank Anastos (guitar, vox), and John Falstrom (bass guitar) were listening to a lot of hard rock and wanted to have their own band. This episode we speak with John Falstrom on his insights of the band.Support the show
Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.
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Heartsfield has toured the United States in each decade since the 1970s, having performed before nearly 10,000,000 fans at 4,500 shows at colleges and universities, fairs and festivals, clubs and bars, private parties, stadiums, and in the streets. Having released their 12th album, they have sold millions of records and continue to please audiences with their brand of vocal rock music that has its foundations in southern and country rock. We talk with Scott Bonshire and Freddie Dobbs.
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Podcast edited by Paul Martin.
Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.
www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com
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The Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast is a weekly podcast that interviews bands and musicians from the Chicago area. The podcast is hosted by Ray Bernadisius ("Ray the Roadie") and Mike Metoyer…