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Welcome to Rock and Roll Flashback! I'm Bill Price, and in this Rock and Roll Flashback episode, I will feature two Doo Wop groups: The Elegants from the late 1950's and The Flairs from the early 1960's. 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,...

Asking Dikeledi about her favorite musician, Lewis Capaldi

Send us a text The Boss rolled in to town again (prior shows in May of '78) during the Darkness on the Edge of Town tour for a two night stand on August 18 and 19, 1978. Philadelphia and Springsteen have a long and storied history. The Spectrum and Bruce are intertwined together in Rock history. Our session goes over the beginnings of his career and the path that led him to superstardom with the help of Philly and the sold-out crowds, while his concerts in Philly were legendary. The featured ...

HEY BLUES FANS - Here's the latest episode of "This Week In The Blues" for the week of October 26 – November 1, 2025 Some of the highlights include Chicago blues piano player "Detroit Junior" Williams, Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green, and Mississippi hill country blues singer and harmonica player Johnny Woods. Keep in mind that there's so much more that happened this week in the blues. If you want to know more about these artists or other things that happened this week in the blues, be su...

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This episode of pplpod deep dives into the life and career of American rock drummer Hunt Sales. This document, flagged as a biography needing additional citations, outlines his personal life, noting he is the son of comedian Soupy Sales and has two daughters. The main focus is on his extensive career in rock music, listing his early work with his brother Tony Sales, his involvement in different iterations of the band Utopia with Todd Rundgren, and his time as the drummer for groups such as Paris,

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The Album That Cemented Michael Jackson as the King of Pop!In this episode of Album Archives, we dive into Bad by Michael Jackson — the 1987 pop juggernaut that cemented his status as the undisputed King of Pop. Blending pop, funk, rock, and R&B with bold precision, Bad delivered era-defining anthems like “The Way You Make Me Feel,” “Man in the Mirror,” and the explosive title track. Produced by the legendary Quincy Jones, the album pushed Jackson’s creative boundaries while reshaping the

Interviewing Dikeledi about music

Blink-182’s creative chemistry didn’t just fade — it imploded. What started as a band that perfectly captured the reckless energy of youth eventually turned into a creative standoff between nostalgia, ego, and artistic growth. In “Creative Fallout and the Necessary Destruction of Blink-182,” we explore how one of pop-punk’s most beloved bands reached the breaking point — and why it might have been the best thing that ever happened to them. From the explosive success of Enema of the State and...