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Hosted by Loudini · music · EN · 100 episodes
The Loudini Rock & Roll Circus brings you entertaining and inspiring stories about today’s emerging artists as well as the stories of our most loved classic artistsl. We also do weekly live music podcast with a focus on hard rock and metal. where we play new acts and discuss fun music related topics
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Episode #894
Frank Beard R.I.P. + ZZ Top, The “real” reason David Lee Roth split with Van Halen according to Rock Chronicles Radio YouTube Channel, Yacht Rock & Hair Metal getting a raw deal; what does Donald Fagen think? Tom petty stool from Boston7 geddy & alex rolling stone interview, columbia house
Episode #893
Loudini: Did Bill Clinton Kill Rock and Pop Music?(paul chato), Loudini plays a Silver Sky (the number one selling guitar of 2020) and Fender’s “real” issue (Jordan Allen Clark) AND can consistency work against a company? , How to fake your guitar videos(dredimura), D’Addario…clearing up the controversy(sandy’s guitars), TIDAL’s new AI policy , I fixed my legato in less than 6 inches! Kevin: howard stern, keith moon killed a man,
Episode #892
Best Singing Bass Players according to Facebook and our picks, Student update and breakthrough! Theory Proved: teaching lessons (even when you’re not that great) and what most “professional” guitarists and guitar teachers miss. Little River Band, Lonesome Loser has great guitar, are you really going to hurt Fender the sting ray bass, alcohol, twilight zone
Episode #891
Loudini: Fender in a blender, Mick Jones’s Classic Guitar Work on “Feels Like The First Time” by Foreigner, Is Ella Langley bigger than Whitney Houston? David Lee Roth Cancels his tour, Bon Jovi walks off stage at Madison Square Garden Pat Monahan steps up for livin on a prayer, Pittsburgh Kevin: guest appearances in music videos, aging rock stars, broadcast TV
Episode #890
Loudini: Neural Amp Modeler, Pain, Posture & technique, Fender going after Fender dealers… WTF??? The dookie amp, A Short history of the Aria Pro II: Classical Guitarist Arai changed to Aria Lates Sixties… the were a copy brand 1970’s went more original and more professional PE1500 (Les Paul type) better access to upper frets, detailed carve, original bridge design, recessed knobs, PER… 24 ¾ scale, gibson control lay out with toggle switch upper bout Late seventies and 80s active electronics influenced by Alembic and BC Rich Matzimuku created highly detailed LP and Strat Copies Celebs used them including Neal Schon, Michael Schenkar, Yngwie (Alcatrazz era) weird mod with single coils, John Petruccie Kevin: Jennifer Finch (L7), Wayne Chavel, Guest Vocals on Hit songs,
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