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In anticipation of the launch of Series 3 this is the second ever episode, originally broadcast in 2022. I talk about my memories of Blackfoot Sue, a local band, appearing on the show, The Elecrtic Light Orchestra, Alice Cooper and Salvador Dali.
Theme music is 'Late Night Ramble' by River Run Dry.
All music provided by Epidemic Sounds.
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In anticipation of Series 3 of Rod's Ramblings this is the episode from series 1 regarding Kevin Rowland and Dexy's Midnight Runners. It was originally broadcast in August 2022 following their appearance at The Commonwealth Games.
Theme music is 'Late Night Ramble' by River Run Dry reproduced courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.
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Exciting News! 🎧 I've uncovered the original audio files from the very first series of "Rod’s Ramblings" which was broadcast in 2022 and am thrilled to share them with you. Thus, I proudly present "The Rewind Series." Imagine the thrill of unwrapping a vinyl album on your birthday, its grooves holding the promise of a lifelong journey. That's precisely what happened when I received Deep Purple's "Fireball" as a gift from my brother, sparking my musical odyssey in the vibrant city of Birmingham during the early '70s. Join me as we explore the unique sounds of "Fireball," including the quirky story of how an air conditioning unit contributed to its iconic whooshing effect, courtesy of the talented Mike Thorne. We'll weave through tales of the band's improvisational sessions, Ritchie Blackmore's mischievous antics, and the serendipitous connection to Don Airey, who would later join Deep Purple's ranks.
The story doesn't end there. From attending electrifying concerts at Birmingham's iconic venues to building an eclectic music collection, my passion for music only grew with time and independence. Remember the days of Virgin Records and humorous family moments, like the time my rock music met with my mother's disapproval? These anecdotes, filled with humor and nostalgia, highlight how music has been the soundtrack to my life, shaping my tastes and memories. So, grab a comfortable seat and join me on this nostalgic journey through the tunes and tales that have defined my musical evolution, all part of this installment of Rod's Ramblings. Cheers to the power of music and the memories it creates!
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In anticipation of Series 3 of Rod's Ramblings, this is the very first episode, originally broadcast in 2022. I discuss the first album I ever owned, and the famous introduction to the title track. There are contributions from members of the band.
Theme tune is 'Late Night Ramble' by River Run Dry.
Music provided by Epidemic Sounds.
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In anticipation of Series 3 of Rod's Ramblings here is episode 11 of Series 1, Tom Petty, The Heartbreakers and The Travelling Wilburys. which was originally broadcast in July 2022.
Theme music is 'Late Night Ramble' by River Run Dry reproduced courtesy of Epidemic Sounds.
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Great news! Rod's Ramblings is back for a new season.
Here is the trailer highlighting what the show is about and inviting you to join me on my Classical Music discovery.
Each episode will contain facts, stories and amusing anecdotes from the classical music world with a bit of great 'royalty free music thrown in.
Theme music is 'Late Night Ramble' by River Run Dry.
All music provided by Epidemic Sounds.
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A podcast reminiscing about cultural events and how they affected this sixty something. Join me as we travel on a nostalgic journey through the cultural events that have shaped our lives. From…