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On the Record Music

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A music podcast for those who fucking love music. Each week we go on the record to discuss all things music. From track-by-track album reviews to various topics like songs that should (or shouldn't) be played at a wedding, the 27 Club, and one hit wonders. We cover everything from new music to the classics and no topic is off limits which, in our humble opinion, makes us one of the best music podcasts.
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Ringer and the J-Man announce a hiatus to the show. But don't worry we've got over 125 episodes for you to consume. See ya around the bend.
Track by track album review, analysis, and commentary of Raise the Roof by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the show with one person who might also dig the show.Website: https://www.ontherecordmusic.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ontherecordmusicFacebook: @OnTheRecordMusicInstagram...
Ringer and the J-Man preview the album "Raise the Roof" by Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. They talk the history of each artist, the first time they heard each singer, they discuss the album artwork and so much more. Tune in next week to hear the full, track-by-track album review.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the s...
Ringer and the J-Man go through some of their favorite tracks from the Let It Be Super Deluxe and Let It Be Naked albums. These are songs that were all recorded during the Get Back sessions that are either mixed and/or produced differently, alternative takes or both. Ringer and J-Man talk about these songs in relation to the Get Back documentary series and the actual Let It Be album produced by Phil Spector.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date ...
After weeks of discussing the "Get Back" documentary series, we take a look at the final output from those sessions which is the Let It Be album, released in 1970. We go through each track and talk about what stands out to us and relate it back to what we saw throughout "Get Back."Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the ...
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