Hosts Joe Watson and Toby Brazwell take a hard look at legendary tracks of the past and present, connecting the dots on the music they sample and the songs that inspired them. Join us for Season 3, where Riffs takes a deep dive into the tragic world of 24-Carat Black, the band everyone has heard, but nobody has heard of.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusicMusic Commentary |
Welcome back to the final installment of Riffs on Riffs' 4-part miniseries about the band 24-Carat Black. On this episode: The legacy of 24CB and its landmark record Ghetto: Misfortune's Wealth, and where the former members landed. more
Welcome back to our epic four part series about the band 24-Carat Black! On episode 3, we learn all about the beginning of the end; Stax Records was on the fritz, and Dale Warren was holding the group together with both hands. Hear from original band... more
Welcome back to Riffs on Riffs, Season 3! more
Riffs on Riffs is back and this season, we're doing things a little differently: a four-part series about the band that everyone has heard, but nobody has heard of, 24-Carat Black. Featuring interviews from band members, get ready to hear stories of ... more
Evergreen Podcasts is excited to introduce The Katz Walk. Hollywood fashion expert, VIP personal shopper and commentator Joseph "Joe" Katz brings you in-depth interviews with celebrities and influencers about their style and personal experiences. He ... more
What do you call four men in a rock group that don't sing or play music? Join Joe and Toby as they search for the answer and throw plenty of shade along the way. These are a couple of groups that for some reason people love to hate. Don't enjoy this ... more
BTS is a global phenomenon and a huge part of the popularity of the Korean Wave. So is it wrong to love K pop? Join Joe and Toby as they look to blues icon Keb Mo for some answers. more
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Joe and Toby know their stuff, digging in the crates to connect the dots for their listeners. Couched in pop culture rather than academics, Riffs on Riffs is a fun trip through music history. Stop reading, start listening.
Very cool podcast and I like it very much but i really hope they bring back the songs in the podcast so that I don’t have to search up the playlist later. But besides that I really love it! more
It’s fun learning about some of my favorite songs and artists with this podcast. Also pretty goofy in a good way.
This is definitely one of the best podcast I’ve listened to by far! It’s well-researched and well-written. The humor is on par and the connections between so many different songs is astounding. This is a perfect example of a podcast that keeps its novice music listeners engaged and with it while still providing fun new insights to even the most learned musicians out there. All in all a very well done podcast and would highly recommend!
I love the story of a story, be that a song, a lyric, poetry or a novel. These two gentlemen are bringing that and then some. more
A podcast right up my alley. An excellent idea for a podcast and a very well rounded presentation of music history. I think the thing I like the most about Riffs on Riffs is Joe and Toby’s personal music backgrounds provide for a wide variety of perspective and makes each episode feel like, not only the audience, but even they are learning something each show. Good work gentlemen!
So here I was sitting next to Toby on a plane, listening to random podcasts. He introduces himself and tells me about this podcast. more
This show has the perfect combination of humor, information and overall entertainment! The hosts compliment each other well and it’s very easy to listen to. I have literally learned something every show.
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