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Annie Haslam of Renaissance shares her memories of John Wetton and highlights with Renaissance. Annie talks about how

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John Cowsill (The Cowsills, The Beach Boys) and Vicki Peterson (The Bangles) discuss Action Skulls, their collaboration with

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In a bonus podcast, as Crime & the City Solution embark on a European tour, founder Simon Bonney

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Jeff Skunk Baxter’s guitar sound helped shape Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers and many other artists. However, this

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While power pop didn’t come into nationwide consciousness until 1977, its distinctive sound had been gaining momentum. Pioneering

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Meet Roger Earl, drummer of the classic rock band Foghat. Born in London, he started drumming at age

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At the heart of The Zombies in the 1960s was their original drummer, Hugh Grundy. Hugh shares his

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John ‘Rhino’ Edwards is Status Quo’s longtime bassist and songwriter. However, his musical contributions extend even further than

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Michael Fennelly, singer-songwriter and guitarist for The Millennium and Crabby Appleton, looks back on his life in music.

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Neil Storey, former head of press at Island Records, delves into 12 pivotal tracks from Island’s first decade.

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