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Sam Paddor and David Bennett Cohen discuss David's work with Country Joe and the Fish as well as his experience in the Bay Area music scene in the 1960s.

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In this New York Times 6th Annual Student Podcast Contest winning podcast, Sam Paddor dives into the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair’s history by interviewing Woodstock veterans Arlo Guthrie, Jorma Kaukonen of Jefferson Airplane and Fito de la Parra of Canned Heat about their unique experiences and perspectives on the three-day festival.

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Sam Paddor and Jorma Kaukonen discuss Jefferson Airplane, his work with Janis Joplin, guitar and his music career.
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On January 19, 2023, musician David Crosby passed at the age of 81.  Crosby's music was hugely important to Andrew Langer, and in this bonus episode, Andrew talks about that influence--from Crosby's music to how he lived his life.  He talks about his relationships with his bandmates, a little about his love life, but ultimately gives a tribute to this musical giant.

What are the nerds listening to this week?

Darsh has been listening to video game music, specifically old Super Nintendo game music. What a nerd.

The Scared Fox has been listening to the new Sounds Of Animals Fighting EP and says it is great! The band is currently on tour this winter, good luck finding tickets!

Badger recommends the song Fire by the band Waxahatchee and also gives a sneak peek at one of his favorite albums of 2022, Big Thief's Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You.

The 60s or The Times They Were A Changing

We are exploring the decade that changed it all the 1960s, the vibe, the transformation, and the gear that helped change music into what it is today.

First, let's start off with the general vibe of the decade. If I had to label the vibe in one quote it would be “The Times They Are A Changing”

The early ’60s can still fall into the category we call “The oldies” which includes American standards like Elvis, Johny Cash, and also early Motown acts playing Soul, R&B, and DoWap. Bob Dylan released his first album in 1962 which was totally inspired by traditional Americana music like Folk, Bluegrass, and Country.

The mid ’60s was when the vibe really began to change, English acts were starting to Invade, Dylan went electric and change was in the air.

Artists started experimenting more with Psychedelic drugs, political protests, world music, and rebellion which was reflected in the stylistic changes of the music.

As the decade went on these changes were on full display with acts like The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Led Zeppelin, and the Grateful Dead all coming into the spotlight.

All of this led up to 1969’s Woodstock festival which was one of the nation's most notable positive events. This all sets the stage for the 1970s but that’s a different episode.

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As always the music discussed is played below the conversation as I believe that all musicians should be paid for what they do. This is why a purposely point the listener towards the mixtape on streaming platforms and implore you to support your local record shop by seeking out the physical releases of anything you discover through this podcast, I recommend Black Circle Records

Like a Prayer  5:41 Madonna

ou Want It Darker  4:44 Leonard Cohen

The Book of Love  2:42 The Magnetic Fields

Sympathy for the Devil (Remastered)  6:18 The Rolling Stones 

Under Pressure (feat. David Bowie)  4:06 Queen

 Walking On Broken Glass  4:13 Annie Lennox

Somebody to Love  2:55 Jefferson Airplane

St. Stephen  4:28 Grateful Dead

Walk on the Wild Side  4:16 Lou Reed

Road to Nowhere (Live)  4:31 David Byrne 

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In this extended episode we revisit the Woodstock Music & Art Fair which took place August 15 - 18, 1969 near Bethel, New York. This episode contains musical highlights as well as audio samples of stage announcements and interviews with members of the audience. It was the most unique concert in rock history that still has resonance to this day.

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The American Underground music scene of the 1960's is featured in this episode. While most bands didn't achieve a wider commercial appeal, some bands left an imprint on their listeners and have gone on to influence successive generations of bands. Bands like The Velvet Underground are still very relevant to many of today's Post Modern Rock bands.

This episode also contains a sample of newer bands that fit the show format. It's a new segment called "Air Checks". The Fantastic Fellinis are featured with songs from their new album "Introducing The Fantastic Fellinis". You can hear the complete album or get a limited edition white vinyl copy direct from their label Soundflat Records at:
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Finally, the podcast name gets the appreciation it deserves! We discuss the car games we played with our dads (and one mum). Jackie’s Bob Dylan impression is back, and she gets corrected about LotR.  Theo gets a little bit nervous, for good reason.  Surprisingly, Jacob makes a dinosaur joke.  Rachel dunks on supermen.  Topics include: Alice & Sons, Kate Bush, Bible/science class, Tolkien, the Beatles, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, anoraks, trainspotting, alien disco, and Yngwie Malmsteen.

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White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane

The Cask of Amontillado - The Alan Parsons Project

The Eve of War - Jeff Wayne, Richard Burton

Anthem - Rush

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What’s this InObscuria thing? We’re a podcast that exhumes obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal and puts them in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. This time around we are bringing you the most lost of the lost. These are songs and albums by artists you know that the artists themselves have tried to lock away and bury! This is the start of a new series that explores what happens to the dinosaurs when they attempt to follow trends…

Songs this week include:

1. Iggy Pop - “Fire Girl” from Blah Blah Blah (1986)
2. Jethro Tull - “Under Wraps #1” from Under Wraps (1984)
3. Neil Young - “We R In Control” from Trans (1982)
4. Public Image Ltd. - “This Is Not A Love Song” from This Is What You Want… This Is What You Get (1984)
5. Foghat - “Zig-Zag Walk” from Zig-Zag Walk (1983)
6. Grand Funk Railroad - “Innocent” from What’s Funk? (1983)
7. Alice Cooper - “You Want It, You Got It” from Special Forces (1981)

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In this episode, Part 2 of Seasonal Migrations, Jimmi shares his memories of Michael Clarke, his talent and personality, and discusses the last several months leading up to his departure from the Byrds. Michael has been having issues with his bandmates and the music they have been writing for some time but when his drum parts are replaced on several songs for the Notorious Byrd Brothers album, he is furious. Michael and Crosby’s relationship becomes more strained, but David is fired soon after and Michael’s close friend and former Byrd, Gene Clark, returns for rehearsals and television appearances. All seems well until Gene’s sudden departure, when Michael decides to quit the trio and moves to Hawaii to pursue painting. 

Some highlights from the show:

• 00:01:46   Michael Clarke, drumming on phonebooks 
• 00:05:26   Mr. Tambourine Man & Terry Melcher
• 00:07:54   Crosby vs. Clarke
• 00:13:03   Michael doesn’t like 12-string solos
• 00:15:54   The dolphin smiles at Jim Gordon
• 00:20:03   McGuinn’s “outer space” songs
• 00:24:39   The leadup to Crosby’s firing
• 00:28:24   Michael quits the band. 
• 00:29:46   Post-Byrds Michael

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In Part 2 of David Crosby: Flying High Until The End, Jimmi discusses the last few weeks of  Crosby’s time with the Byrds and some of the events that lead to David being fired from the band.  Crosby has been on the outs with the other bandmembers for some time, but his behavior towards the end becomes more erratic and it seems to Jimmi that he is trying to get himself fired from the band and released from his contract with CBS.  Crosby has already begun to rehearse with Steven Stills and others in secret, and it is becoming clearer that Crosby is considering his future may not be with the Byrds.  The day before heading to a weekend gig in San Francisco, Jimmi is called to Crosby’s house by a woman who believes Crosby is overdosing. Two days later, Crosby takes out his frustration backstage at the Fillmore West by punching Jimmi in the back of the head and gets fired by the band several days later upon his return to LA.

Some highlights from the show:

• 00:01:25    Photoshoot where Crosby is a Notorious horse's ass
• 00:04:52    Jimmi delivers a guitar to a clandestine jam session at Crosby’s
• 00:06:50     Crosby takes Triad to Jefferson Airplane and RCA
• 00:19:19         Bill Graham and Fillmore West
• 00:21:31         Jimmi goes to Crosby’s to deal with an overdose
• 00:39:34       Things get a little physical at Fillmore West
• 01:00:32        Larry Spector’s management role
• 01:01:46         Crosby gets fired

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There are times where you find yourself in a situation that you ordinarily wouldn’t dream of.  Today, we share some of these moments from our past.  Enjoy!  

Song Samples from the Discussion:

The Oak Ridge Boys – “Elvira” from Fancy Free (1981)

Metallica – “Harvester Of Sorrow” from And Justice For All (1988)

Eagles – “Too Many Hands” from One Of These Nights (1975)

Robert Plant – “New World…” from Carry Fire (2017)

Led Zeppelin – “Nobody’s Fault But Mine” from Presence (1976)

Jefferson Airplane – “Today” from Surrealistic Pillow (1967)

Neil Young – “Eldorado” from Freedom (1989)

Snoop Dogg – “Lodi Lodi” from Doggystyle (1993)

Groovement – “Something To Live For” from Clouds (2015)

Santana – “Everything's Coming Our Way” from Santana III (1971)

Jackyl – “Down On Me” from Jackyl (1992)

Atlanta Rhythm Section – “It Just Ain’t Your Moon” from Dog Days (1975)

Zac Brown Band – “Junkyard” from Home Grown (2005)

Larry Jon Wilson – “I Remember It Well” from Let Me Sing My Songs To You (1976)

This is a special Valentines Day edition for couples in love. These are songs to further enhance the love and affection you'll display to each other on this day of love. Enjoy the show with someone you love or project the love you will soon have with that special person you will meet. Happy Valentines Day. 

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Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience. 

This episode features an interview with Denise Kaufman (a.k.a “Mary Microgram”), bassist of Ace of Cups. 

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They had their own scene and their own landmarks to celebrate their music. The San Francisco Sound was a cross between blues, some jug band music and the new electrified sounds that amplified the Bay Area scene. There were extended jams and studio experimentation. Mainly it was a party that everybody wanted to go to. The Monterey International Pop Festival created such a buzz that the party lasted all summer of '67. We will hear a sample of some of the important bands of the time.

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This show is programmed to offer you a release from stressful situations and problems. Allow the music to take you to a better state of mind for a little while. The music in this show may help you to refocus your thoughts, your energies, your sense of direction by simply listening and prioritizing yourself to come at your day to day problems from a more constructive angle. Or you can simply enjoy the music in a moment of your leisure.

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In this episode, in the spirit of election season, I provide 25 of my favourite songs that happen to be political in some shape or form.

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Who runs the world? Girls! In the latest Like This Pod Mini, Jacqueline and Meghan discuss their favorite female lead bands.

Bands Mentioned:

• Blondie
• Rilo Kiley/Postal Service
• Lady Antebellum
• The Paper Kites
• Gladys Knight and the Pips
• The Pretenders
• Katrina and the Waves
• Alabama Shakes
• Superchick
• No Doubt
• Nightwish
• Unleash the Archers
• In This Moment
• Tegan and Sara
• She and Him
• Of Monsters and Men
• Flyleaf
• Stars
• Halestorm
• Sixpence None The Richer
• The Band Perry
• Letters to Cleo
• Florence and the Machine
• Garbage
• Sugarland
• Mazzy Star
• The Carpenters
• Siouxsie and the Banshees
• The Gos-Go’s
• The Bangles
• 4 Non Blondes
• Berlin
• Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
• The Hush Sound
• En Vouge
• The Kills
• First Aid Kit
• Eurythmics
• The B-52’s
• The Cardigans
• Roxette
• The Ting Tings
• The Veronicas
• The Cranberries
• The Ronettes
• Heart
• Jefferson Airplane
• Fleetwood Mac
• The Mama’s and the Papa’s
• Abba
• The Scissor Sisters
• The Dixie Chicks
• Pistol Annies
• Little Big Town
• Paramore
• Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
• Evanescence
• The Weepies

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