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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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00:23:56

Projekt Gemineye leader Mark Anthony K returns to...

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2025/11/29

Friend of the podcast, Mark Anthony K, returns to talk about his bold new album, 'The Dark Days of Yesterday’. Order it at: https://projektgemineye.bandcamp.com/merch.Check out my review at: https://slangofages.com/short-tracks-the-dark-days-of-yesterday-by-projekt-gemineye-2025/

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00:34:32

Inside Danny Ayala's Creative Journey: The Making of...

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2025/11/19

Preston interviewed Danny Ayala about his new album "Only Fools Who Love Again," discussing his recent tours and the album's creation process, which began during COVID and involved collaborations with various musicians, including Fernando Perdomo and the Lemon Twigs. Danny shared insights about his musical influences and songwriting approach, highlighting how his diverse background informed the album's cohesive sound that blends power pop, pop rock, and modern elements

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00:35:07

Kevin Mulryne Talks about his 'Tales From Topographic...

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2025/11/15

In this episode of Slang of Ages Podcast, Preston Frazier sits down with author, podcaster, and Yes scholar Kevin Mulryne to discuss his latest book, Tales from Topographic Oceans – Yes Album Listening Guide. Building on the success of his earlier work, The Tormato Story, Mulryne dives deep into one of Yes’s most polarizing and ambitious albums. He reveals how a fan poll led him to tackle the project, the discoveries he made from speaking with band members and technical staff, and the

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00:37:37

La Tanya Hall discusses her journey in the making of...

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2025/10/25

This was a delightful interview. Thanks to La Tanya Hall, for discussing her new album. This interview delves into the inspiration and creative process behind the album 'If Not Now, When...' It delves into the artist’s introspective journey, the impact of the pandemic on their music, the urgency conveyed by the album title, and the careful selection of emotionally resonant songs.https://latanyahall.com LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! My new book, “Yes Indeed: Tales From

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00:25:50

Vernon Reid discusses 'Hoodoo Telemetry'

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2025/10/20

I sit down with one of my favorite musicians, Vernon A. Reid, to discuss his first solo album in years, 'Hoodoo Telemetry'. Vernon discusses the songwriting and production process of the solo album and touches on Living Colour. This is part one, as we got cut off before we discussed the compositions on the album and new Living Colour music. Part 2 is available exclusively on my Patreon page. https://blackrockcoali https://livingcolour.com LIKE, SHARE, and

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00:36:11

Slang Of Ages Podcast Interview: From Opera to R&B:...

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2025/10/18

Preston interviews Atlanta based, classically trained opera tenor Travis Hall . He has stunned the music community with his debut, HeART Museum . Like, share and subscribe to the Slang of Ages Podcast.

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00:47:44

Slang Of Ages Podcast Interview: Steve Porcaro:...

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2025/10/04

The interview features returning guest Steve Porcaro discussing his new album, The Very Day. He talks about the inspiration behind the project, the creative process, and what listeners can expect from the songs. He also shares insights into his musical journey and the personal stories that shaped the album.LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! My new book, “Yes Indeed: Tales From Yes, Without Jon Anderson,” is out now! Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive

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00:33:38

Exploring New Horizons: An Interview with Miguel...

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2025/09/27

Here's my interview with multi-Grammy-winning Alto sax player Miguel Zenon. We chat about his Quartet's first-ever live recording. He came up with six original new compositions and two fascinating covers. Check out his releases on Bandcamp and at MiguelZenon.com. The album is out now. Find it!My new book, “Yes Indeed: Tales From Yes, Without Jon Anderson,” is out now! Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive content, early access, and to support the Slang of

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00:39:42

Episode 100 - Joe Williams and discuss Preston's new...

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2025/09/13

The Slang Of Ages' 100th episode features the return of Joe Williams. He interviews me about my second book, “Yes Indeed - Tales From Yes Without Jon Anderson”.The book is out now at major retailers. LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive content, early access, and to support the Slang of Ages podcast. www.slangofages.com Special Thanks to my Patreon Executive Producers: Cynthia Tom, Cheryl Frazier and

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00:52:41

Catherine Russell and Colin Hancock discuss 'CAT &...

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2025/08/15

Both Colin Hancock and Catherine Russell are jazz historians. More importantly, they are vital, active touring musicians. We have a great discussion about their album, 'Cat & The Hounds'. I hope you enjoy this, I know I did!.LIKE, SHARE and SUBCRIBE! Like The Slang Of Ages Podcast page on Facebook. Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive content, early access and to support the slang of ages podcast. My Book, Toto, The Band, Not the Dog is out now. Find it at

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00:48:11

Progressive Rock Artist Tim Morse discusses...

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2025/08/02

Progressive rock musician and author, Tim Morse, discusses the release of Transformation - 20th Anniversary Edition. The album is a remastered version of his first solo release with an additional 60 minutes of music. We also discuss Tim's inspiration and other albums in his catalog. www.timmorse.com LIKE, SHARE and SUBCRIBE! Like The Slang Of Ages Podcast page on Facebook. Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive content, early access and to support the slang of ages

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00:27:19

'The Neighborhood' by Los Lobos

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2025/07/19

Released in 1990, The Neighborhood by Los Lobos is a richly textured album that blends rock, blues, soul, and the band’s Mexican-American roots into a cohesive and powerful musical statement. Known for their versatility and heartfelt storytelling, Los Lobos explore themes of community, identity, and resilience, with standout tracks like “Down on the Riverbed” and “Emily” showcasing their ability to shift seamlessly between genres while maintaining emotional depth. The album features

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00:33:23

Lyle Lovett and his Large Band

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2025/07/05

Lyle Lovett and His Large Band – A Genre-Defying ClassicWhen Lyle Lovett and His Large Band was released in 1989, it was clear that Lovett, for his third album, wasn’t interested in playing by Nashville’s rules. Lovett created something bold and utterly unique by fusing big band jazz, gospel, blues, and Western swing with his already offbeat country style. This wasn’t just an album — it was a declaration of artistic independence. LIKE, SHARE and SUBCRIBE! Like The Slang Of Ages

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00:46:56

Inside the Mind of Ben Tweedt/The Story Behind 'Life...

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2025/06/21

Cincinnati based jazz pianist and composer, Ben Tweedt discusses his trio debut, 'Life Cycle'. This bold expression of Tweedt'd creativity includes nine original songs showcasing his compositional, production and arranging skills. Enjoy a an early listen to the interview. Check out www.bentweedtmusic.com.

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00:48:25

Fernando Perdomo discusses his Wave series of albums

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2025/06/07

I sit down again with the prolific Fernando Perdomo. This time we talk about his 12 album series 'Waves' . Fernando is releasing one album every month in 2025 for the Waves project in addition to other solo albums, collaborations and tours. You don't want to miss this conversation.

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00:31:54

Jaime Ospina of the group Superfonicos discusses his...

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2025/05/24

Musician Jaime Ospina joined a Preston to discuss his upcoming album, 'The Vessel - A Tribute to the African Diaspora', set for release on May 24, 2025. The project blends African diaspora influences—jazz, Afrobeat, reggae—with Colombian rhythms, recorded live in a week with top Austin musicians. Inspired by Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue, Ospina emphasized spontaneity and collaboration. Produced by Beto Martinez, the album explores themes of heritage, identity, and authenticity through rich

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00:30:18

Bill Champlin 'No Place Left To Fall'

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2025/05/10

Bill Champlin is a multi-Grammy-winning singer, writer, and multi-instrumentalist. Perhaps best known for his almost 30-year career with Chicago ( "Look Away," "Hard Habit To Break," "Chasin' The Wind," etc.), Champlin has also had a stellar solo career. His 2009 release ' No Place Left To Fall' is a must-have for any AOR/West Coast rock fan.Special Thanks to my Patreon Executive Producers: Cynthia Tom, Cheryl Frazier and Vinicio Cifuentes. Check out all my reviews at slangofages.com. You

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00:41:47

Gaucho by Steely Dan (1980)

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2025/04/26

‘Gaucho’ came out on November 21, 1980. It was the last of the main sequence of Steely Dan albums and the last to be produced by Gary Katz. While the album only has seven songs, each is unique and expertly crafted. Since its release, the album has gained a following and remains one of the band’s best sellers. The album of the year Grammy Award-winning album produced two hit singles ( “Hey Nineteen” and “Time Out of Mind”) as well as a lawsuit. Walter Becker and Donald Fagen ( with the help of

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00:22:09

Killbilly Hill by Southern Pacific (1986)

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2025/04/13

The second album by the country band, Southern Pacific is a gem. Actually 2 of 4 albums by the band are fantastic. This one features the late Doobie Brothers' drummer Keith Knudsen as well as CCR bassist Stu Cook, lead guitarist and current Doobie John McFee as singer Tim Goodman. Expertly produced and played this is one of my favorite albums.Special Thanks to my Patreon Executive Producers: Amy Acers, Cynthia Tom, Cheryl Frazier, and Vinicio Cifuentes. Check out all my reviews

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00:37:24

Preston talks Toto with their new keyboardist Dennis...

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2025/03/29

I've chatted with several of the original Toto members and subsequent additions. This time, I met and got to know the band's latest addition, vocalist and keyboardist Dennis Atlas. It was quite a fun conversation as we looked behind the Toto curtain and also talked about Dennis' solo work. Check out: https://www.dennisatlas.com https://totoofficial.com/events/ for the upcoming US tour dates. Special Thanks to my Patreon Executive Producers: Amy Acers, Cynthia Tom, Cheryl

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