
Rock with industry notable Denny Somach, his audio archives, new interviews with the stars who are still performing, and vintage visuals. The stories and behind-the-scenes content will remind you why you love rock - the only genre to cross generations. Bring the family and share the love! Proud part of Pantheon Podcasts.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic History | |||

If you love rock, you collect it: vinyl, CDs, autographs – and maybe concert tee shirts, posters, guitars, and more. Denny swaps inside stories with Heritage Auctions’ Rock Memorabilia expert. Led Zeppelin is a favorite, so you’ll hear about that rar... more
The tables flip as Denny becomes the guest to reveal details and share stories about his new book, Get The Led Out: How Led Zeppelin Became the Biggest Band in the World. He’s interviewed by Neal Mirsky, well-known broadcaster, DJ, programmer and pro... more
This candid conversation with Sir Mick Jagger was recorded in 1982 in Munich, Germany. At the time, Rolling Stones members weren’t speaking with each other, and they weren’t happy that Mick was planning his first solo album, so this is unique and it’... more
Don Felder from the Eagles is on the "Brotherhood of Rock" tour, with Styx and Kevin Cronin (REO.) He learned slide guitar from Duane Allman, gave Tom Petty lessons on piano and guitar, and wrote Hotel California. He talks about all this and more on ... more
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This is an awesome podcast! Where have you gone Denny?
Scott
Denny Somach and Anita Gevinson!!!
Great interview with Freddie Mercury. But my goodness, how many cigarettes did the guy smoke during that 1 interview?? Seemed like half a dozen ... The recreational kind. :)
The two hosts know their stuff and I love the stories of interviews and encounters with rock royalty.
Meh, It's Ok. The editing stinks. It's just too choppy and jumps from one cut to another too quickly.
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Listeners can expect a captivating exploration of rock music, its iconic figures, and the myriad stories surrounding them. The content features a rich tapestry of interviews with legendary musicians and stories from the host's extensive career in the industry, highlighting the timeless nature of rock music that appeals to multiple generations. The podcast uniquely blends vintage insights with fresh perspectives, offering a perfect mix for both long-time fans and newcomers alike, ensuring they appreciate the genre's evolution and its enduring relevance.
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