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    Explore " zz" with insightful episodes like "The Story of Rock and Roll: S5E36", "ZZ Top (# 023)" and "05.10.18 EC Radio with ZZ and AO" from podcasts like ""The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show", "Inside Rock" and "EC Radio"" and more!

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    The Story of Rock and Roll: S5E36

    The Story of Rock and Roll: S5E36

    Episode 36 kicked off with Journey and 'Anyway You Want It', live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 8 Sep 2022.  In quick succession, we heard from Mammoth WVH, Edguy and Blackfoot.  If any of you caught the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Show you will probably have been suitably impressed with Mammoth WVH’s Wolfgang Van Halen, the kids got daddy’s chops that is for sure.  From there we went all military with 'Gods of War' from Bruce Dickinson and 'Military Man' from Gary Moore.   

    While we were on air the news came through that the Queen had died so that led to ZZ Top with 'Have You Heard'?  And Status Quo with 'Mystery Song' and then into Tom Petty with a track called ‘Flirting With Time’ which is what we are all doing.  Tom Morello’s cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Blind Willie McTell went down really well, definitely a show highlight there.  We also checked out a band I discovered about 14 years ago and I don’t think I have played on TSORR, a band called Biomechanical.  The new stuff came from Alter Bridge and Ozzy Osbourne.  The next bit was great, it was all based around a couple of tracks from the Netflix documentary Trainwreck, Woodstock 99.  You need to see it, we took a listen to Limp Bizkit with 'Break Stuff’, Korn with ‘Blind’ and Kid Rock with ‘Batwitadaba’.  There was some good music at the turn of the century that’s for sure.   

    From there we cracked a bit of UK Punk with Stiff Little Fingers covering The Specials classic  ‘Doesn’t Make it Alright', some Steve Jones off the Fire & Gasoline album and a cover of Bob Marley’s 'Redemption Song' courtesy of Joe Strummer.  We went heavy with the title track off the brand new Megadeth album called The Sick, The Dying, and the Dead and then brand new from Parkway Drive and a track called ‘The Greatest Fear’.  SA music from The Black Cat Bones and Asylum Kids took us to a lekker messy ending with Five Finger Death Punch, Arch Enemy, and the find of the year, a band called The Halo Effect,  We took a listen to the opening track 'Shadowminds'.  And that ladies and gentlemen was that for season 5 episode 36.  Please share the podcasts with anyone who may be interested.  Thanks for listening \m/ 

    Artists featured:  Journey, Mammoth WVH, Edguy, Blackfoot, Bruce Dickinson, Gary Moore, Q5, Slaughter, Sons of Liberty, The Dead Daisies, ZZ Top, Tom Morello & The Nightwatchmen, Status Quo, Tom petty, Biomechanical, Kiss, Ryan Adams, Dio, Alter Bridge, Ozzy Osbourne, (feat Zakk Wylde), Theory of a Deadman Mick Jagger, Limp Bizkit, Korn, Kid Rock, Stiff Little Fingers, Steve Jones, Joe Strummer, Nazareth, Megadeth, Parkway Drive, Asylum Kids, The Black Cat Bones, The L.A. Maybe, Cradle of Filth, Five Finger Death Punch, Arch Enemy, The Halo Effect.    

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    ZZ Top (# 023)

    ZZ Top (# 023)

    ZZ Top (S2-E8)

    Inside Rock and the JabberGuys look back at the iconic ZZ Top.  The recent passing of one of the trio’s original members makes this a special tribute to “that little ol’ band from Texas”

    Recent passing of Dusty Hill

    ZZ Top has been performing for over 50 years with the original trio of members
    Billy Gibbons, Frank Beard, and Dusty Hill

    The band’s long-time technician, Elwood Frances, will replace Dusty Hill.

    ZZ Top’s name was influenced by BB King’s name and blues posters

    First Album: ZZ Top’s First Album (1971)

    (1972) Rio Grande Mud - “Francine", first charting single

    (1973) Tres Hombres - reaches #8 on the Billboard Top 200
    La Grange, Jesus Just Left Chicago, Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers, Waitin’ for the Bus

    (1974) Worldwide Texas Tour - “Texas Circus”

    (1975) Fandango
    Mexican Blackbird, Hear It on the X, Tush

    (1976) Tejas
    Arrested for Driving While Blind, It’s Only Love

    Hiatus - 1976 to 1979

    Dusty and Gibbons grow beards.  The only band member without a beard now is Frank Beard.

    Dusty takes a job at Dallas/Fortworth airport during the break

    Producer - Bill Ham

    The band and a new technician send Bill Ham for some bbq so they could do some overdubbing

    (1983) The Eliminator Album and the 1933 Ford
    Their biggest commercial success
    Gimme All Your Lovin’, Legs, Sharp Dressed Man
    Legs: Spinning fur guitars

    Getting prepped for opening for the Rolling Stones in Hawaii
    Getting around the 2 drink maximum

    (2004) Keith Richards inducts ZZ Top into the Rock Hall of Fame

    MTV helped launch ZZ Top into the 80s

    Deguello (1979)
    I Thank You, Cheap Sunglasses 

    El Loco (1981)
    Tube Snake Boogie, Pearl Necklace, Party on the Patio

    Afterburner (1985)
    Sleeping bag, Velcro Fly

    (1984) Gillette offers ZZ Top $1 million to shave off their beards for a commercial … “Nope”

    (1990) Back to the Future III appearances (Doubleback)

    Tragedy hits Bill Ham (1991), murder of his wife Cecile Ham

    (1997) ZZ Top appear at the Superbowl halftime show

    ZZ Top Documentary

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