Coming up in this edition we are joined by special guests Denny Carmassi who looks back at his friendship with Ronnie Montrose in Montorse and Gamma as well as a career spent working with some of the era's biggest selling artists including Heart and Coverdale Page, also joining us Robin George who has had a career spanning 5 decades and who has played with many icons of rock including Phil Lynott and Robert Plant.

welcome to this "Extra" Classic Rock Podcast edition and on this show it's about the new in this case NYC's best-kept secret, Fastest Land Animal have just released a brand new album called "East Coast West Coast In Between and "Screamin Jack Novak" aka "John Cusimano" joins us to talk about the new release the band its origins and influences plus we will hear from Hearty Ha the band formed by John Fogerty's sons Shane and Tyler and to round it all off Nazareth lead singer Carl Sentance has a new band formed with Dario Mollo called Twighlight Road and they are set to release a new album we have a preview of that as well.

in this edition, we are joined by Robert Jon Burrison from Robert John and the Wreck to talk about their two recent releases and we look back at how the band has evolved over the last decade.

The Guess Who were one of the most successful chart acts in the US and Canada from 65 onward and they are preparing the release of a brand new album "Plein D'Amour founder member Gary Peterson and vocalist Derek Sharp join us to look ahead to the release and back at 7 decades of music.

Also, we have news of a new release upcoming from Robin George we will get a special preview of his new album "Ace in my Hand " and we look at the press reaction and reviews of Metallica's latest release and we have the "Album Anniversary" Joe Lynn Turner looks back at Rainbow's "Bent out of Shape"

Welcome to the new show and in this edition a brand new super group Elegant Weapons put together by Judas Priest's Richie Faulkner , Richie joins us to talk about the origins of the band the new album "Horns for a Halo" the future and where we are at with the new Judas Priest album , plus Dave Brock from Hawkwind also joins us to look ahead to their new album "The Future Never Waits" and we look at 50 years of "Space Ritual.

Coming up in this edition Blues legends of the past and future, we look at what was the highest ranking Blues album in Rolling Stones 500 greatest albums plus its the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy we look back at some of the stories around the release of the album, Savoy Brown releaed their final album just, following the passing of founder Kit Simmonds and we look to the future of the blues/rock genre in the company of "The Cold Stares" Chris Tapp.

In this months show we talk exclusively to two fine voices of rock, firstly Ronnie Romero joins us to talk about his new album plus we look back at a remarkable 10 years during which he joined Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow he looks back on his time there and what's coming up in the future including the question will Rainbow perform. Robin McAulay has been one of the most consistent rock vocalists over the last 40-plus years he has just released a brand new sole album called "Alive" we hear the story behind the album and we begin looking back to the very beginning with Grand Prix plus we will look at some of the interesting new stories of the last weeks. 

This show is all about 1973 and paying homage to a legendary year , we feature, Led Zep, Sabbath, ZZ Top we hear from Randy Bachman talking  "Takin Care of Business" and Mark Farner on "We're an American Band" the story behind 2 of the biggest hits of the year.

Welcome to 2023 and to begin the year we begin with special guests Joel Hoekstra talking about his arrival in Revolution Saints with Jeff Pilson and Dean Castronovo plus Boston lead vocalist Tommy DeCarlo talks about his new album "Dancing in the Moonlight" plus music from Thin Lizzy and Iggy Pop.

Welcome to the brand new show and this month The Answer's Cormac Neeson joins us to look ahead to 2023 and a new album Sundowners out in March plus we caught up with Dead Daisies on tour and spoke with Doug Aldrich and Glen Hughes about the year the album and the future and Steve Luongo returns to talk about the supergroup that very nearly became a real full time entity it involved Brian Johnson Cliff Williams and Steve and they were called "Forklift"