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PODCAST

Slang of Ages Podcast

Preston Frazier

If music is your pasion, tune in to the Slang of Ages Podcast, where Preston Frazier reviews the best albums of all time.

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00:40:16

Chicago - Stone of Sisyphus

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2022/08/20

Chicago 22? Chicago XXXII? Stone of Sisyphus is the best Chicago album you never heard. Instead of a new beginning for the band it marked an end in many ways.

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00:38:34

Kenny Loggins - Leap of Faith

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2022/07/30

K-Log! The yacht rock captain produces the best album of his career in 1991. Take a leap of faith with me into the Danger Zone.

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00:48:33

Toto - The Seventh One

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2022/07/16

If you only know the song, “Africa” by Toto then you should listen to Episode 5 of the Slang Of Ages Podcast. I’ll touch on my favorite Toto album, The Seventh One, and why the band sailed into stormy waters soon after the albums release. Luckily, they are now getting the respect from the public long denied them.

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01:09:55

The Black Guy Who Tips

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2022/07/02

One this very special episode, Preston discussed music with the Black Guy Who Tips Podcast host Rod and Karen. Please check there top 5 albums out and their podcast, The Black Guy Who Tips.

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Johannes Wallmann - Precarious Towers

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2022/06/11

Johannes Wallmann - Precarious Towers- Jazz pianist, composer and educator Johannes Wallmann seems only to be picking up steam ten albums into his career. Precarious Towers, recorded in February 2021, puts Wallmann’s new Chicago-based band through a rigorous workout. The title track, “Precarious Towers” is filled with rhythmic twists and turns, yet struts with a funky melody and able solos by Wallmann on piano and features alto saxophonist Sherel Cassity. “McCoy,” a tribute to McCoy Tyner, is an

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Phoebe Snow - Something Real (1989)

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2022/05/28

What do you get with a four active voice, introspective songs full of love, loss and passion and sympathetic production? You get the late Phoebe Snow’s 1989 album, Something Real.

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37:57

Leonard Cohen Live in London (2009)

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2022/05/14

The season three premiere of Slang of Ages podcast looks at a few songs from Cohen’s return to the road. Live in London is featured on the Slang of Ages podcast.

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47:08

Joe Williams - Interview

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2022/04/16

This extra-special, special edition features my dear friend and music compadre, Professor Joe Williams. Joe will discuss this favorite five albums and we’ll explore his feelings about Copywrite law!

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37:27

Mark Anthony K - Interview

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2022/03/26

Season three of the slang of ages podcast starts on May 9, 2022. In this special edition of the podcast, Preston interviews Projekt Gemineye leader and friend of the podcast, Mark Anthony K on his album series, In The year 3073.

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Season 2 Finale - with guests Cheryl and Susan

Slang of Ages Podcast ·

2022/02/19

This very special episode of the Slang of Ages Podcast features podcast supporters Cheryl and Susan sharing their top 5 favorite album. Hear the discussion as we bring season two to a conclusion.

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Warren Zevon - Sentimental Hygiene

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2022/02/05

Many consider 1987’s Sentimental Hygiene to be Warren Zevon’s best album since Excitable Boy from 1978, but that does the release a disservice. Sentimental Hygiene is Warren Zevon’s best album, period. Of course, Excitable Boy and 1989’s Transverse City are great albums. Sentimental Hygiene combined the Southern California rock esthetic with a touch of indie panache.

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William Shatner - Has Been

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2022/01/22

William Shatner’s Has Been is the greatest record of the 21st Century. Well, at least it’s better than anything Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones or the Who have done this century, but that’s not really a high bar. The album, bold in concept and brilliant in execution, rocks with wild abandon. Poignant and touching in its impact, it boasts a message to Trekkers and people who worship Hollywood stars. William Shatner, once again, is telling us to get a life!

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Jackson Browne - Lawyers In Love

Slang of Ages Podcast ·

2022/01/08

On this very special episode of the slang of ages podcast we discuss Jackson Browne's Lawyers In Love. Browne moves into his downtown L.A. studio and, with the help of a stellar band, including Russ Kunkel, Bob Glaub, and slide guitar master Rick Vito, produces the most controversial and hardest rocking music of his long and successful career.

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33:20

Ry Cooder - Bop till You Drop

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2021/12/25

Chaka Khan, Jim Keltner, David Lindley gospel vocals and the greatest slide guitarist of all time.

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34:58

Rosie Vela - Zazu

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2021/12/11

Exotic, mystical and musical, model Rosie Vela produces an overlooked masterpiece . Why does this album deserve your attention? How was she able to gather such fine musicians? Where is she now? Listen to Episode 7, of season 2 of the Slang of Ages Podcast for Rosie Vela’s Zazu.

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33:56

Prince - The Revolution (1985)

Slang of Ages Podcast ·

2021/11/27

In this episode of the Slang of Ages Podcast, out host Preston gets his Pop Life with Prince and The Revolution. Let’s go back to 1985 and explore the trippy funk of Around The World In A Day.

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31:07

Rosanne Cash - Interiors (1990)

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2021/11/13

In the fifth installment of season two, Preston dives into "Interiors," Rosanne Cash's 1990 album. Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platform. If you enjoy it, give it a review.

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China Crisis - Flaunt The Imperfection (1985)

Slang of Ages Podcast ·

2021/10/30

In this very special episode of the Slang of Ages Podcast, Preston goes deep into one of the best and most overlooked albums of the 1980s. We Flaunt the Imperfection with the band, China Crisis.

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Living Coulour's - Time's Up

Slang of Ages Podcast ·

2021/10/16

Two years post the release of their Grammy-winning debut, the band Living Colour released another great album and my favorite from them, Time’s Up. Boldly moving forward, the band adds unique textures to their fantastic brand of hard rock. Time’s Up is indeed a classic.

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35:34

Walter Becker - Circus Money

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2021/10/02

This week we touch on one of the best Steely Dan albums which was not a Steely Dan album. The late Walter Becker’s second and last solo album, Circus Money

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