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By Corey Nowlin
The podcast currently has 49 episodes available.
The final episode of Season Four of the Seven Notes of Separation Podcast connects two songs once again. Alone Again by Dokken start things off and was sent in by my friend, Jason Gick. Song seven is one of my all-time favorites from the 1980’s, The Reflex by Duran Duran, sent in by Jason Herndon of the KISS My Wax and KISS My Kollectibles Facebook groups and podcast. Helping us wrap things up today, we get some help from Billy Joel, Neil Young, and Jon Bon Jovi. We’re closing it out strong!!!!
Today’s theme is simple…party time. Episode 47 of the Seven Notes of Separation begins with a toast…Bottoms Up from Van Halen starts the festivities thanks to our great friend, Eric Alberty. Craig Smith of the Pods and Sods Network submitted the Ween track, Your Party, which wraps up our show. Party-goers today include REO Speedwagon, Brian May, and producer Roy Thomas Baker. B.Y.O.B.!!!!! See you there!!!!
We hit rock, soft rock, jazz, hard rock, an instrumental, and more on episode 46 of the Seven Notes of Separation. Song one today was submitted by Hans Rees of Lafayette, Indiana’s Frank Muffin…Stiff Competition by Cheap Trick gets us rolling. Song seven comes from rock trio The Winery Dogs…Blake Watts loves Regret, the song, not the feeling. Drummers Ringo Starr, Peter Criss, Steve Gadd, and Allan Schwartzberg help us connect it all today. Drummers rule and so does this show…enjoy!!!
Holy cow, today’s episode of the Seven Notes of Separation Podcast will lift you up!! We go to church for my mom, as she sent in the Hozier tune, Take Me To Church. It seems like an easy connection to connect a song about church to a Stryper song, but Byron Alzamora made it tough on us this week when he sent in the Stryper classic, To Hell With The Devil, to close out episode 45. Leading the congregation today from song one to song seven will be Europe, Rival Sons, and Don Dokken. Please, join us!!!!
We have a bit of an 80’s extravaganza on episode 44 of the Seven Notes of Separation Podcast…only one song is NOT from the 1980’s this week. We start with a gem from Blue Murder. Jelly Roll opens episode 44 for friend of the show, David Cathey. Closing out episode 44 is an amazing pop song from Howard Jones. No One Is To Blame and Amanda Burke knows this as she sent in our show closer today. In order to connect Blue Murder to Howard Jones, we’re going to use Peter Gabriel, Edie Brickell, and AC/DC. Won’t you join us??
The podcast currently has 49 episodes available.