Who's Your Band?

Billy Joel's GREATEST Songs EVER?! This week on Who's Your Band?, comedians Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome special guest Elon Altman, comedian and co-host of the Billy Joel A to Z podcast, for the ultimate Piano Man showdown!

The guys count down their Top 5 Billy Joel songs, debate his most underrated classics, and ask how one of rock's greatest songwriters got SNUBBED from a list of America's best! Plus, Billy Joel vs. Springsteen vs. Elton John, the shocking story behind "Honesty," Sean's dream of turning "Pressure" into a heavy metal anthem, hilarious karaoke confessions, and Jeffrey's incredible behind-the-scenes Billy Joel concert stories!

From "Movin' Out" to "Uptown Girl" and forgotten deep cuts, it's a hilarious, uncensored celebration of one of music's biggest legends. Did YOUR favorite Billy Joel song make the cut?!

Is Blacktop Mojo the most underrated rock band on the planet?! On Episode 208 of Who's Your Band?, comedians Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome special guest Matt James, powerhouse vocalist and frontman of Blacktop Mojo!

Matt shares the band's incredible journey from small-town Texas to opening for Bon Jovi in front of 20,000 fans, their unforgettable cover of Aerosmith's "Dream On," and the making of their brand-new album, Discount Fireworks, arriving November 6th! Plus, Matt talks about his musical influences, including Chris Cornell and Robert Plant, the challenges of surviving as an independent rock band, and the wild stories behind some of Blacktop Mojo's biggest songs.

Sean reveals his three-year obsession with the band, Jeffrey asks some hilariously unexpected questions, and the guys debate whether REAL rock 'n' roll is making a comeback. It's an episode packed with incredible music stories, plenty of laughs, and one seriously talented rock vocalist!

Remember when MTV actually played music?! This week on Who's Your Band?, comedians Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton take a hilarious trip back to the golden age of MTV to debate the greatest Unplugged performances of all time! From Nirvana's haunting acoustic masterpiece and Alice in Chains' unforgettable performance to KISS's legendary reunion, Eric Clapton, Oasis, Pearl Jam, and more, the guys reveal their favorites, argue over surprising omissions, and revisit the concerts that defined a generation.

Plus, Sean recalls his glory days working at Sam Goody, Jeffrey defends Styx, the guys debate classic '80s movie montage songs, and somehow the conversation spirals into The Karate Kid, embarrassing '90s fashion, and the shocking discovery of "Cake by the Ocean" a decade too late!

Great music, ridiculous arguments, and plenty of laughs—it's another unforgettable episode of Who's Your Band?!

Comedian and heavy metal fanatic Don Jamieson joins Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton for a hilarious, rock-filled episode of Who’s Your Band? Don talks about his new stand-up release Comedy Is Killing Me, the insanity behind Terrorizing Telemarketers Vol. 8 with Jim Florentine, and some unforgettable Meet the Creeps pranks. Plus, the guys dive into Twisted Sister with Sebastian Bach, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Skid Row, Quiet Riot, and their best—and worst—concerts of the summer. Comedy, metal, prank calls, and plenty of arguments—this one has it all!

The ’90s are up! On Episode 205 of Who’s Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul, Sean Morton, and producer Adam Holz attempt the impossible: picking their 9 greatest songs of the 1990s. From Pearl Jam, Metallica and Alice in Chains to Alanis Morissette, Radiohead, Garth Brooks, Snoop Dogg, Green Day and more, the picks are all over the musical map. Plus, the guys debate the HUGE artists they left out, argue over Adam’s questionable choices, and ask the ultimate question: What songs truly defined the ’90s?

The ’80s gave us MTV, monster pop stars, hair metal, new wave, synth-pop and some of the most iconic songs ever recorded—but which songs are the BEST? On Episode 204 of Who’s Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul, Sean Morton and Adam Holz each pick their 8 greatest songs of the 1980s! From Michael Jackson, Madonna and Whitney Houston to Springsteen, Tears for Fears, INXS, Bon Jovi, The Smiths, Living Colour, Queen, Bowie and more, the guys debate the songs that defined the decade. Plus, embarrassing ’80s fashion, mixtapes, MTV memories, teenage crushes and some VERY surprising omissions!

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton take on the impossible task of choosing their seven greatest songs of the 1970s! From Led Zeppelin, Queen and Aerosmith to Pink Floyd, the Bee Gees, Elton John, The Clash, CCR and more, the guys debate the songs that defined one of music’s greatest decades. Plus, Sean reviews seeing Mötley Crüe, Extreme and Tesla live, listeners share their own ’70s favorites, and the guys preview their upcoming 8 for the ’80s showdown!

On Episode 202 of Who’s Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton kick off a new decade-by-decade series by attempting the impossible: choosing the six greatest songs of the 1960s! From The Beatles, Bob Dylan and The Beach Boys to The Rolling Stones, Motown, Patsy Cline and Dusty Springfield, the guys debate which classics truly define the decade. Plus, summer concert talk featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd, Foreigner, Stabbing Westward, Guns N’ Roses and more. What are YOUR six greatest songs of the ’60s?

Comedian, musician, and guitarist Tim Grill joins Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton for a rock & roll deep dive into the greatest guitar solos of all time!

The guys break down legendary performances from Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, David Gilmour, Slash, Jimmy Page, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Dimebag Darrell, Brian Setzer, Vernon Reid and more. Plus, they debate underrated guitarists, classic albums, Van Halen, Guns N’ Roses, Pink Floyd, the Eagles, Boston, Pantera, and the guitar solos that made them fall in love with rock music.

It’s music, comedy, ridiculous arguments, and plenty of guitar geekery on Episode 201 of Who’s Your Band?

Who's Your Band? celebrates 200 episodes! Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton look back on six years of unforgettable interviews, hilarious moments, incredible guests, and the stories behind one of rock's most entertaining podcasts. From music legends and comedians to behind-the-scenes memories and fan-favorite episodes, join us as we celebrate the journey—and everyone who made the first 200 episodes possible. Here's to the next 200!