Oh, good heavens, what a delightful clash of cultures we have here! "The Ripman and Her" – a veritable symphony of sonic sparring between the urbane, discerning Mancunian palate of yours truly, and the… shall we say, more robust, more earthily grounded musical selections of our dear friend from that charmingly quaint corner of Lancashire, Burnley.
Five songs each, a musical gauntlet thrown down! I, of course, with the refined sensibilities of a true Manc, shall undoubtedly emerge victorious. After all, one cannot dispute the impeccable taste of a city that birthed the legendary musical talents of Bez.
Prepare yourselves, listeners, for a delightful dissection of musicality, a......
The Don has been conducting quality interviews with musicians since 2008. Dean Baldwin hosts shows on Sirius XM's "Classic Rewind, Classic Vinyl, and Deep Tracks" as well as a host on StrykTV. The team is frequently joined by The Grizz and Stormy Deal in these conversations with artists.
Former bassist for Megadeth David Ellefson agrees with Gene Simmons’ statement that “Rock is dead.” But is it really? As I started unpacking what it means to declare rock “dead,” I found myself with more questions than answers. That’s when I realized it was time to Phone-a-Friend. Here is the full un-edited phone call where I explore the topic with songwriter, performer and former Candian Idol judge, Sass Jordan.
Known for his unique, improvisational style and transformative influence on rock and jam music, Phil leaves behind a legacy that has shaped generations of musicians and fans alike. His contributions to music and the spirit of the Grateful Dead will live on.
FM2.0's AmyLynn reflects on the iconic musician as more than a bassist; he was a true visionary. His approach to music was so fearless, it made us reimagine what rock could be. Phil had a way of weaving together jazz, rock, and folk in a way no one else did. Today, we celebrate his life and his immeasurable impact on music. He’ll be dearly missed but forever felt in every note and every jam.
Transcript of the Review:
This is the FM 2.0 Music News/Concert Review with me, Amy Lynn. Let's get into it. I got the pleasure to see a band in which I grew up with. I've been singing their songs my whole entire life. Formed in 1975, this duo met while performing in a production of Jesus Christ Superstar. Graham Russell heard Russell Hitchcock's tenor voice, and the rest was fate. You guessed it. I'm talking about air supply, and I got to see them live. Now, I arrived a little late due to living some hours away and traffic, and GPS did me real dirty. But I made it to the beautiful venue called the Stamford Palace Theater in Stamford, Connecticut. Now, I'd never been there before, and I......
I'm Dean Baldwin and I frequently talk or text with musicians and people in various areas of the music industry. Often, these conversations involve sharing music, including new tunes from classic artists. Over the past couple of years, I've developed a strong interest not only in new music from classic artists but also in music from newer bands that have that organic hook and melody we love from classic songs. This podcast is a soundcheck of the music that is capturing my attention.
