Featured:
Robert Johnson - Sweet Home Chicago
Billy Joe & The Checkmates - Percolator (Twist)
Camden Mckimm - Surfin' Safari
The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
Extras:
Produce Like a Pro - Full Interview
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Featured:
Robert Johnson - Sweet Home Chicago
Billy Joe & The Checkmates - Percolator (Twist)
Camden Mckimm - Surfin' Safari
The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind
Extras:
Produce Like a Pro - Full Interview
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Today's Episode follows the story of another Often Overlooked Woman in Rock and Roll History. A Musician. A Legend. Carol Kaye. Another name that you should all know, but if you don't. After this episode it will be a name you will never forget since you have most definitely heard - and most definitely love, many of the hits she’s played on.
Johnny Ramone - Viva Las Vegas
Tommy Dorsey - Sentimental Over You
Bobby Crosby Orchestra - Zoot Suit
Charlie Christian - Poor Butterfly
Ronettes - Walking in the Rain (Instrumental)
Nancy Sinatra - These Boots (Instrumental)
Extras:
Alka Seltzer / Wrigleys - Commercials
Carol Kaye - Sessions Legend Full Interview
Batlemania Speaks! - Podcast Interview
Midnight Lightning - Podcast Interview
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“Brill Building Pop”
What the hell is that!?!? .. I must admit, I’d never really heard of the genre and I'm almost embarrassed to say I wasn’t sure what it was.. but as I dug into it I found out I was very familiar without even knowing it. My guess is you are too.. It turns out that I loved so much of this “ Brill Building Sound” that I decided to look up what a “brill building” was and then my mind exploded!
Featured:
Oh Neil - Carole King (1.25 speed)
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - David Snell
Then He Kissed Me - Stephen Weir (1.25 Speed)
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - Sing King
Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, and Carole King |
Walk on By Episode 4 (Producer Pop)
Always Magic in the Air: The Bomp and Brilliance of the Brill Building Era - By: Ken Emerson
History of Rock - Brill Building
This is Pop - The Brill Building in 4 Songs - Netflix
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Probably the guitar and bed he wrote "To Know Him" on |
Jumping Someone Else's Train - Philippe Mrowka
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah - Johnny Mercer
Dont You Worry My Little Pet - The Teddy Bears
To Know Him is to Love Him - The Teddy Bears (The Perry Como Show 1958)
Be My Baby - The Ronettes (Backing Track w/ sweet pic of Hal Blaine)
California Sun (Instrumental) - Ramones
Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio? - Ramones
Groovy History - Ramones vs. Phil Spector