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Join Zach and Jasmin as they discuss the fascinating story of a doo-wop group that formed from within the walls of the Tennessee State Penitentiary, The Prisonaires. Best known for their hit "Just Walkin' in the Rain," released by Sun Records in 1953, The Prisonaires inspired the likes of Elivs, Bobby Hebb, Hank Williams, and dozens of musical artists. 


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Just Walkin' in the Rain - The Prisonaires
Just Walking in the Rain - Johnnie Ray
Rolling Stone - The Marigolds
What About Clement? - The Prisonaires 

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Not all stories of artists or who musicians who almost made it have happy endings or a fun-fact twist at the end. That is the case in today's Unknown Legends podcast, as we take a look at some of the accomplishments of the artist/songwriter, Tommy Blake,  driven to have a hit record, but always coming up short and ultimately meeting with a tragic end.

This podcast is brought to you by Nashville Skyline Digital.

John Mathis Jr is a Dove Nominated songwriter and music publisher. He is currently the manager and producer of the independent Nashville based record label, Nashville Skyline Music.

For more information on the host, visit his website: JohnMathisJr.com 

Roger Earl, Legendary Drummer and founder of the band FOGHAT! It's a Real Privilege to speak with the charismatic and legendary drummer Roger Earl.  Learn how the classic FOGHAT songs like Slow Ride were created... Just awesome! What it was like in the beginning? His Dad's musical influence, working for his first drum kit, Savoy Brown - Foghat.  Roger shares so much insight about navigating success in the music world for 50 years, that you might want to have a pen handy... :-) Great Stuff! Choice selections featured in this episode  from Foghat's New Live Album "8 days on the road"! Family, living on a boat and more... 

Foghat
Roger Earl
Jam Frequency Radio Show
Ojai Nest Fest
Spin Cycle Presents
Veterans Independence Foundation
John DeMaria

Examining the lead up to the 1950s, there were many forms of popular music that laid the foundation for the definition of Rock & Roll that we know today. Rhythm and Blues, Swing, and Hillbilly music all come together during the 1940s to illustrate hints of Rock & Roll around every turn.

Maybe this episode contains the first Rock & Roll song ever recorded . . . 

In this episode, I'm chatting to Katie Ball of Just Mustard about none other than Elvis Presley. We discuss his early life in Tupelo and Memphis, how blues and gospel influenced his musical career — and the calculated transformation of a poor country boy into a pop culture icon. Katie discusses what Elvis means to her and how he's been there her whole life.

I recommend the book Elvis: A Lonely Life by Ray Connolly which helped me put together the story for this podcast.

Scripted, Edited and Hosted By Jennifer Quigley
My guest was Katie Ball of Just Mustard.

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