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‘Sweet Sounds Of Stones’

Dubbed as their best work in decades, The Rolling Stones are back with a brand new album!

‘Hackney Diamonds’ is their 24th (UK) studio album and is their first original work since 2005’s ‘A Bigger Bang’.

Receiving great critical praise and enjoyed by the fans, Laz & Felipe ask: how did The Rolling Stones create another brilliant album so deep into their career?

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LONG LIVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL

Pablo Cruise, formed in 1973, had two platinum albums and five Top 25 singles during their career.  Since the mid-1980's the band periodically played for special events and occasions.  In 2017 the band started playing again on a regular basis.  In our August of 2021 interview, the CAT's Ray White caught up with Cory Lerios and David Jenkins after their live performance to talk about the early days of the band, their new single Breathe and much more.  In our showcase segment we feature the latest from The Doobie Brothers, who will release a new album in the fall of 2021 titled Liberte.  We'll close out our show with a tribute to to one of rock's favorite drummers Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones, who passed away on August 24, 2021 at the age of 80.  A jammed packed 30-minutes of the best from Rock and Roll...we've got it on Classic Artists Today.   

In Episode 50, we chat with Squeeze co-founder Chris Difford about his long career with the band and about his new podcast, I Never Thought It Would Happen, which benefits the UK charity, Help Musicians. We also remember Charlie Watts with musician/author Bill Janovitz (Rocks Off: 50 Tracks That Tell the Story of the Rolling Stones, 33 1/3: Exile On Main Street)
and we toast Lee "Scratch" Perry with Chris Salewicz (Bob Marley: The Untold Story, and Redemption Song: the Definitive Biography of Joe Strummer). Plus, we check in with RSD's Carrie Colliton! Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, and Tito's Handmade Vodka. For more RSD information to to RecordStoreDay.com. Please rate, review and subscribe to our show wherever you get podcasts.

Bryan and Jason recap Bryan's interviews with Carson Mell, Olivia Taylor Dudley, and Al Di. Carson wrote, directed, and acted in the film Some of Our Stallions, which is now available on VOD. Olivia and Al co-starred in the film (which Al also produced). 

Jason talks about his experience watching Some of Our Stallions. 

Bryan and Jason also talk about the loss of drumming legend Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, and Bryan reviews the HBO series The White Lotus.  

Finally, Bryan talks about his recent interview with film director Amber Sealey, who directed No Man of God, starring Luke Kirby (as Ted Bundy) and Elijah Wood (as FBI agent/criminal profiler Bill Hagmaier). The film dramatizes the relationship that developed between Bundy and Hagmaier during during the last four years of Bundy's life, before he was executed for murdering numerous women and girls.

Bryan and Jason also talk about the allure of Ted Bundy and why his story has resulted in so many documentaries and narrative films.

Will and Jason talk to Karina and Mike from Flowertown about their new album, plus new music from the Umbrellas, a death of the week, the Nirvana baby, and bonus songs of the week.

Another entertainment filled edition of Rock Sports Radio awaits your attention.  College football is back...week 0.  We lose another legend with the passing of Charlie Watts.  The boys pay tribute as only they can.  What are we watching these days?  Stay tuned for the RSR top picks for binge watching opportunities.  All this and so much more on this episode of Rock Sports Radio.

Bref hommage à Charlie Watts, décédé le 24 août 2021 à Londres.

Remembering the extraordinary career of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts

Remembering the extraordinary career of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts

Bryan and Jason discuss takeaways from Bryan's chat with comedy icon Tommy Chong, give their respects to recently departed ZZ Top bass player Dusty Hill, and marvel at the the longevity of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts. Finally, Bryan airs a grievance over a bass guitar he loaned to Jason. 

Will and David discuss new releases by Drinking Boys and Girls Choir and Half Waif and Will goes into the vault for the 1983 album Script of the Bridge by the Chameleons.