The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Ian Anderson
Mr. Jethro Tull. A must-listen whether you’re a fan of the band or not. Ian Anderson is an erudite, thinking raconteur who weighs in on Covid as well as Indian…
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Competition
There is none. Huh? What I mean is music is no longer a zero-sum game. Used to be if someone else got attention, you couldn’t. You were always struggling, swimming…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Music Documentarian Jeff Pollack
Jeff Pollack ran the leading rock radio consultancy and then pivoted into music documentaries. Chances are the AOR station you listened to in the late eighties and nineties was programmed…
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The Grammy Postponement
This is a chance for the organization to get up to date. What I’m proposing is an 86 night extravaganza on social media highlighting the nominees in each and every…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Snuffy Walden
Snuffy Walden was a raving madman of a guitar player with his band Stray Dog, opening for the likes of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, and then he sobered up and…
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Everybody Is A Star
We’re in the post-internet era, What do I mean by that? The innovation, the bubble, is over. As for cryptocurrency, it took so long to mature that the governments are…
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The Kennedy Center Honors
There were no youngsters there. That’s what I’ve realized, we’ve become our parents. The boomer favorites are ignored by kids and when we salivate and go to shows they roll…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Shooter Jennings
Shooter Jennings is not only Jessi Colter and Waylon Jennings’s son, he’s an artist and producer in his own right. Along with Dave Cobb, Shooter produced the last two Brandi…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Pat Boone
Pat Boone says the Black artists whose songs he covered thanked him for doing so, it meant money in their bank accounts and career opportunities. Pat grew up in Nashville…
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The Springsteen Sale
30x?!!!! It’s the twilight of the gods. Pete Townshend said rock and roll would never die, but one thing’s for sure, its performers will. No one lives forever, and after…
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