The Classic Rock Coal Mine

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Ryan and Peter listen to a strange concept album recorded by the historical 'Man In Black' Johnny Cash. The album is "Ride This Train". Even if you don't listen to this podcast you should go listen to this Johnny Cash album, but please do come back and listen to our podcast. Johnny Cash is most well known for his low almost depressing sound. This album is a little different.

 

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter take a look at the amazing Chuck Berry and his album "Rockin' at the Hops". Even if you don't listen to this podcast you shold go listen to that album, but please do come back and listen to our podcast. Chuck Berry is an artist who definitely played a part in influencing rock music.

 

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter take a look at an awesome Rock album by the artists The Everly Brothers, the album "It's Everly Time." If you don't know who The Everly Brothers are, definitely check out this album, this band absolutely played a part in influencing the rock music that came out here after.

 

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter take a look at the legendary rock and roll Artist Elvis Presley, and the rockabilly album "Elvis Is Back." This artist was hugely influential  in all rock music to follow. This episode has a special appearance from Deanna Maxwell, Deanna shares her story of a first hand interaction with the king himself. "The King is Back" is a very enjoyable album to listen to as we try to understand what music was like in 1960.

 

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Here is where we reveal what album we listen to for next week's episode.

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Ryan and Peter take a look at the legendary Vocal Jazz Artist Frank Sinatra, and the Big Band Jazz album "Nice 'N' Easy." This artist was hugely influential on music during the 1960's. This is an interesting album to listen to as we try to understand what music was like in 1960.

 

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