Originally released January 2017:
Nils Lofgren got his first record deal before he was out of his teens and he made four records with that band, Grin, before launching a solo career in 1975 with one of the best records of that decade. Although he never matched the quality of his first solo record Lofgren has had a long and very respectable career as a songwriter and as a member of the E Street Band. Listen as BJ plays his favorites from the Nils Lofgren discography.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: THE ONLY ONES
Originally released January 2017:
Another band, another episode. The Only Ones had something special, but they came along at a time when it was difficult to stand out and easy to implode. Yet as you'll hear on this episode the band made some great music in the short time that it existed.
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THOUSAND DOLLAR RECORDS
BJ spins songs from some of the most valuable rock records from the seventies, original copies of which sell for a thousand dollars or more.
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EXTENDED PLAY: BERLIN AIRLIFT VS. YOUNG RATIONALS
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: RUSTY WILLOUGHBY INTERVIEW
Rusty Willoughby was the creative force behind the Seattle pop punk band Flop which recorded three albums in the first half of the nineties including a lost classic released by Epic Records in 1993 called Whenever You're Ready. On this episode BJ is joined by old friend (and Rusty's biggest fan) Chris Standish and together they have a great conversation with the man himself, Rusty Willoughby, about his songwriting career with Pure Joy, Flop, Llama, and solo.
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A podcast about rock and/or roll for record collectors, appreciators of the obscure, and anyone curious about lesser known stories and music from the underbelly of rock. Part of Pantheon Podcasts