The usual format is this: we pick a song from the 1950s or 1960s (genres range from garage, R&B, Girl Groups, Motown and Doo-Wop), and discuss three versions of that song, or sometimes we just play a song we haven’t heard before and react to it. We’ve covered classics like “Little Bit o’ Soul” and “Psychotic Reaction” to rarities like “Jump and Dance” by the Carnaby, and “Ringo I Love You” by Bonn... more
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Too much freedom can be a bad thing, but not when it's us giving you several versions of The Rolling Stones' "I'm Free" from 1965. The original is a carefree song that strolls along, with a moment where the tune gets tripped up. All-American boys The... more
Everyone's a winner in this episode, well, almost - only one will get the coveted Bo Diddley Award. At pole position is the original version by The Turtles, who could be tough when they wanted to be. And it's also the original cowbell clanger- take t... more
Each version of Jackie DeShannon's "Each Time" is a treasure! We start with Jackie's original 1964 demo, which swerves from the Spectorian template and adds Mexican mariachi horns ... with backing vocals by The Blossoms, it's a winner! The same year,... more
This week we're listening to Huey "Piano" Smith & The Clowns 1958 hit "Don't You Just Know It" - an ebullient call-and-response rocker that's also a Goofy Great! The Fendermen's 1960 cover gives the song some Midwestern hillbilly hyuks and Cramp-y gu... more
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I could not agree more. 5 stars. Please do an episode on “Triangles” by Danny’s Reasons. In the meantime, heading to the river to get a duck.
Essential listening for everyone working on their degree in Garage Studies
I love this show. There is no danger of over intellectual conversation here. These guys love their music and are great mates. 3 hours talking about the same song flies by. Funny, interesting, entertaining and informative. Get onto this show.
For everyone who loves 60s music and indie music and just great rock music, and who loves to discover wonderfully quirky covers/interpretations of songs they love, this is your podcast. Our two hosts are both very savvy musically and very knowledgeable about the culture and recording histories of every band they cover — and not Wikipedia-type knowledge either. Episodes are meaty and solid. Genuine stuff and very clever! — However I am listening to the “No Sugar Tonight” episode (thank you as the... more
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The podcast showcases in-depth discussions about iconic songs from the 1950s and 1960s, spanning genres such as garage rock, R&B, girl groups, and Motown. Each episode highlights a specific song by analyzing multiple versions, revealing insights and reflections on their structural elements and cultural significance. The engaging hosts blend humor with commentary, often adding a personal touch through anecdotes and spirited conversations while enjoying cocktails. This unique combination emphasizes both a serious exploration of music history and a lighthearted, entertaining atmosphere, making it appealing for music enthusiasts who appreciate a mix of scholarly analysis and casual fun.
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