Celebrating the greatest songs in modern music history and the creators behind them.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 289 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusic |
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It's the Summer of '99 all over again, and we're shredding your memories with the one and only Mark Tremonti! He's talking with us about his pinball obsession, his new Christmas project, why he abuses his nose live, and of course his favorite gas sta... more
One of the greatest rock songs of the 1990s, Everclear's "Santa Monica" gives us shivers of joy every time we hear it! And we've got frontman and songwriter Art Alexakis to chat with us about the song, his favorite rock album, his life of recovery, a... more
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Such a great episode. Loved that show on Saturday mornings! I would like to point out that even as a kid, I knew it was The Beach Boys.
The first, and most important, thing to know about The Great Song Podcast, is that Rob and J.P. Come across as genuinely nice, kind guys. They definitely become old friends of yours as you listen through the episodes. more
This is a great podcast, especially if you have a road trip planned. I’ve enjoyed hearing how each song is uniquely constructed, from the music itself to the history behind the songs. The interviews with the artists who made the tunes are so involved and well executed, too! My only requests would be to consider two of my favorite artists for a future episode. They have never (as of yet) been featured: Third Day (may I suggest “Call My Name”?) and Fleetwood Mac (seriously?!). “The Chain” is my fa... more
But could you please add Conan grey too more
It’s always a pleasure listening to Rob & J.P. because they really know their stuff. While I may not always know the songs they discuss (I’m not from the U.S.) they detail them well including the background as to why the songs are important. Appreciate the interviews with the artists but I do miss the theory side of things for which Rob has a great talent for explaining. Love the Stump The Genius segment, it’s always entertaining. Oh and Rivalry Week is a great way to show how 2 people with fair... more
Apple Podcasts | #99 | United States/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #180 | Australia/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #72 | Philippines/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #87 | Saudi Arabia/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #135 | India/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #138 | Ireland/Music/Music History |
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