Exploring Music History

Podcasts about Music History

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Episodes about Music History

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We get into the Eagles draft our beers and the continued around the bar conversation!
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Taylor Swift isn’t just a pop star—she’s a one-woman empire built on confessions, rebrands, and revenge arcs. From her country roots to mythic pop dominance, this Close-Up edition of One vs. The Feed dissects the evolution of an artist who turned vulnerability into a billion-dollar business model. We compare Classic Taylor—the teenage diarist who made heartbreak poetic—with the modern-day mastermind running an emotional multiverse. Is she still the songwriter we fell for… or something more calculated?
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Welcome to Rock and Roll Flashback!  I'm Jumpin' John, and I'm calling this podcast Led Zeppelin, Part 1.  I plan to highlight the first six and a half years of Led Zeppelin - a group that I consider to be one of the greatest bands in rock and roll history!  Be sure to check out our companion podcast, Led Zeppelin, Part 2, where I will discuss the last six years that the band was active, as well as a few of their numerous awards and honors.We welcome your feedback, so please feel free to click on this link and let us know your thoughts and/or suggestions via phone text!All podcasts on the Rock and Roll Flashback Podcast are produced by brothers-in-law Bill Price and "Jumpin' John" McDermott. The Podcast Theme Song, "You Essay", was written by John. It was initially recorded by Bill and John on April 1, 2004 with several revisions since then. Multiple promo videos and photos for Rock and Roll Flashback Podcasts are available on the following social media sites: https://www.youtube.com/@RockandRollFlashback https://www.facebook.com/rockandrollflashbackpodcast https://www.instagram.com/jumpinjohnmcdermott/ Bill and John welcome your feedback and comments, and they can be emailed to rockandrollflashback@outlook.com.Thank you for listening to Rock and Roll Flashback Podcasts!Until next time...Rock On!
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Listen to understand the madness of this podcast
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Today is all about the Festival Express, a tour that took the Dead, the Band, Janis Joplin, and others across Canada by train in 1970. We're playing classic performances and hard-to-find jams from this legendary run of shows. Follow @greatnorthspecial on Instagram to see photos and posters from the tour. Set 1: Uncle John's Band Hard to Handle  Set 2:  The Band - The Weight Buddy Guy - Money Janis Joplin - Cry Baby Set 3:  Rick, Janis, Jerry, Bob - Ain't No More Cane Delaney, Jerry, Leslie - Blue Yodel #1  Ian, Sylvia, Jerry - CC Rider Encore:  New Speedway Boogie China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider
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Peter selects some of his favourite tunes from history of classic rock, heavy metal, along with some more modern popular tunes
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Welcome to Tune in Dialogues!On 25 March 2025, The European Composer and Songwriter Alliance (ECSA) organised the Creators Conference at the European Parliament in Brussels. This first podcast episode features a recording of the first panel of this conference, titled "Copyright and Generative AI: Fundamental Challenges for Creators and the Way Forward", during which Alexandra Bensamoun (Université Paris-Saclay), Helienne Lindvall (ECSA), Dominick Luquer (FIA), and Julia Niebler-Kaiser (GEMA) dived into the main challenges posed by AI training to music authors, creators and others rightsholders in the context of the current EU legal framework.ECSA’s Tune in Dialogues podcast highlights the work of ECSA to defend and promote the rights of music authors across Europe. With interviews, conversations, and panel sessions featuring composers, songwriters, and other industry professionals, the podcast aims to update you on relevant developments on topics such as artificial intelligence, music streaming, composing for media and film, and diversity and inclusion in the creative sectors.Production: ECSA and Maaike MuisMusic: Composers: Louis Edlinger, Mert Gencer (library: Music Sculptor)More information: www.composeralliance.orgThe Creators Conference was hosted by Members of the European Parliament Bogdan Andrzej Zdrojewski and Emma Rafowicz.Next podcast episode: summer 2025. Follow and subscribe to stay up to date.
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