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Wednesdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com The Way-Back Music Machine Podcast Ep. 74 Welcome to the Halloween edition of The Way-Back Music Machine, which also happens to be our 74th road trip. This week we stay on October 31 for many interesting stories. To start, we look at a dangerous story and career choice for Chuck Berry. […]
“It’s Alright Now” Nora O’Connor is nothing short of a musical force. The Illinois-born singer/songwriter’s new album My Heart completes the hat trick that was started by her 1996 debut Cerulean Blue and continued by 2004’s ‘Til The Dawn. So you’re probably wondering about the gaps in between—8 years, 18 years—it’s a fair questions, so […]
Thursdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com Ep 2 Sam Phillips and Sun Records It is January 3, 1953 in Memphis. Former DJ and radio sound engineer Sam Phillips is about to fulfil a dream, just 2 days shy of his 30th birthday. While working at WLAY in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Phillips fell in love with the music […]
“Our 300th Episode With Rebecca Pidgeon!” Born in the U.S. to British parents when her dad was a visiting professor at MIT, Rebecca Pidgeon’s family soon moved to Scotland where she immersed herself in the Arts. While at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London she fronted the folk pop outfit Ruby Blue who […]
Wednesdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com Road trip number 73 for The Way-Back Music Machine, and on this trip, we spend a lot in New York City. First, we visit Billboard charts and explore the revival of The Kinks, who have their first top ten single in five years in 1970. Then, we look at a riot […]
Tonight Best of the Best : Best of the Best : Rocked Hard Died Young 11am EST bombshellradio.com If you love Classic Rock, then you will certainly love Best of The Best. From the Beatles to the Clash, Marc Platt breaks down classic albums and groups every Mondays 11am EST bombshellradio.com#BestoftheBest, #RadioShow, #Classics, #BombshellRadio […]
“Honeymoon Suite” Hailing from Leeds, Katie Harkin was the co-founder of the band Sky Larkin—an outfit she put together with her childhood pal Nestor Matthews while they were attending university. They signed to the London indie Wichita Recordings, which was home to The Cribs, Bloc Party, Best Coast and My Morning Jacket and put out […]
Thursdays 8pm EST bombshellradio.com From Memphis to Merseyside Show 1 Synopsis and Biographies In this inaugural episode of ‘From Memphis to Merseyside’ hosts Tony Stuart and Aaron Badgley look at rock and roll’s “big bang”, the moment that a young Elvis Presley recorded ‘That’s All Right Mama’ at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee on July […]
“Blackout For The Bloodsuckers” There’s something that’s always churning behind the sound of The Battles Of Winter. The London band’s music is powered by a steady and dark engine which hums along like a wicked propellor, conjuring a geometric dream city filled with square avenues, rectangular boulevards and angular streets that tilt and bend and […]
“East Of Eden” Well, most great stories start in the East and end up in the west and the story of Marvin Etizoni does exactly that. The Brooklyn born musician and his family moved to L.A. in the ’70s and it didn’t take long for Etzioni to fit right in. His first band Model played […]
