The real story of Sly & the Family Stone needs to be told. Sly himself recently released a reportedly underwhelming memoir and there have been others over the years, but the true story of this revolutionary group is eroding too quickly. This week we welcome their legendary drummer (and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer) Greg Errico. Greg recounts just how special those early days were and how sad it was when it all ended. Greg has had tons of success elsewhere including with Santana, Weather Report, Billy Wyman, David Bowie, Lee Oskar and Betty Davis of all people! And check out his new project Stick People on YouTube. You won't want to miss this!
Episode 443 - Glenn Mercer of the Feelies/Andy McCluskey of OMD
Episode 442 - Chan Kinchla of Blues Traveler/Dolphus Ramseur manager of the Avett Brothers
Episode 441 - Fergal Lawler of the Cranberries
Deep Dive - Genya Ravan on Urban Desires (1978)
Episode 440 - Henry Lee Summer/Melanie
Episode 439 - Graeham Goble of Little River Band
Book Club - Daniel Bukzpan author of Ozzy@75
Episode 438 - Miki Berenyi of Lush
Episode 437 - Elliot Scheiner
Some Kind of Wonderful Soundtrack with Lick the Tins, Blue Room and the March Violets
Episode 436 - Stephen ”Tin Tin” Duffy of the Lilac Time/Solo
Episode 435 - Josh Caterer of Smoking Popes
Deep Dive - John Cafferty on The Beaver Brown Band’s Tough All Over (1985)
Episode 434 - Richard Patrick of Filter
Episode 433 - Maia Sharp
Episode 432 - Rat Scabies of The Damned/The Sinclairs
Episode 431 - Dave Robinson Co-Founder of Stiff Records
Episode 430 - Ricky Phillips of the Babys/Bad English/Styx
Episode 429 - Sonya Madan and Glenn Johansson of Echobelly
Book Club - John Robb author of The Art of Darkness: The History of Goth
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