Episodes
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Episode 1818: ’70s Album Madness – Region B Second Round Preview
Bill Mulligan and Jason Goebel join Jim to recap the first round of Region B in the Seventies Album Madness tournament, and look ahead to the second round.
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Episode 1817: The Legacy of Townes Van Zandt
On what would have been his 80th birthday, we take a look at the key albums recorded by the legendary singer songwriter Townes Van Zandt.
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Episode 1816: Meet the DJ: Brian Butts, Part Two
Part two of our chat with Brian Butts, the host of the Championship Vinyl show, which airs each Wednesday from 6-7pm ET.
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Episode 1815: ’70s Album Madness – Region A Second Round Preview
Jason Goebel and Bill Mulligan join Jim to analyze the first round of Region A in Seventies Album Madness and preview the second round.
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Episode 1814: Meet the DJ: Brian Butts, Part One
The first of a two-part conversation with the host of Championship Vinyl on Suburbs Radio. Get to know Brian Butts, whose show airs each Wednesday from 6-7pm ET.
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Episode 1813: The Police in the ’70s
Jim takes a look at the Police’s first two albums, which were not included in Rockin’ the Suburbs’ Seventies Album Madness bracket thing.
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Episode 1812: Happy Leap Day!
We explore some of the artists that were born on February 29. This will be the final Leap Year episode until 2028, so listen while you can.
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Episode 1811: How to Get Into John Fahey
On what would have been his 85th birthday, we tell you where to begin with the sprawling discography of the influential American guitarist.
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Episode 1810: Musical Pilgrimage: Bob Peterson
Another installment in our Musical Pilgrimage series is featured on today’s episode. We hear the tale of Bob Peterson’s trip to Athens, Georgia and surrounding environs. Crack open a George Killian’s Irish Red and join him.
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Episode 1809: Norah Marie in the High School Rock Off
Jim talks with young talent Norah Marie and her father, Jon Hyman. Norah is a friend of the podcast who will perform in the High School Rock Off at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland on March 2.