This week we give thanks for another twofer with a couple of legends. First up is my brief chat with jazz icon Les McCann. This weekend Les is releasing a special box set for Record Store Day, Never a Dull Moment - Live From Coast to Coast 66-67. This gorgeous collection showcases his mastery of the piano in the Trio setting and is an incredible piece of history. We're SO lucky to get a few minutes of his time. Then we hear from original Guess Who drummer Garry Peterson. The band has been without Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings for decades now, but the younger and hungrier group is still making great music today. This year they released the album Plein D'Amour which, I'm not kidding, sounds just like something Jellyfish would have released in the 90s. Garry describes the band dynamic now, his relationship with his old bandmates, and where this new sound came from. Enjoy!
Book Club: Mike Evans author of The Who: Much Too Much
Episode 336 - Jon ”Bermuda” Schwartz of ”Weird” Al Yankovic
Episode 335 - Chris Frantz of Talking Heads/Tom Tom Club
Episode 334 - Martin Briley
Episode 333 - Tessa Niles
Book Club - John Aizlewood author of Joy Division + New Order: Decades
Episode 332 - Gary Langan
Episode 331 - Kasim Sulton of Utopia/Todd Rundgren/Meat Loaf/Blue Oyster Cult/Solo
Episode 330 - Ian McNabb of the Icicle Works/Solo
Episode 329 - Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze/Solo
Deep Dive - Ellen Foley on Nightout (1979)
Episode 328 - Guy Pratt
Episode 327 - Steve Smith of the Vapors/Tony Marsico of the Cruzados
Episode 326 - Lyle Workman
Episode 325 - Andy Scott of Sweet
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Episode 324 - Paula Cole
Book Club - Joel Miller author of Memoir of a Roadie
Bonus - The Music Of Your Youth on Pretty Much Pop
Episode 323 - Dennis DeYoung of Styx/Solo
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