Naked and Raw is a show that explores classic rock music by breaking it down to it's original multitrack format and listening to the individual elements that make a hit. Hosted by Stormy and the Jungleking, this show will introduce you to a new perspective on the songs that make up the soundtrack to your life. Recorded at the Eagle Radio Network on the campus of Mt San Jacinto College. About your hosts;
Stormy's Bio: It all started with a transistor radio when I was 10. A little gift from my uncle made a huge impact on me. I found Rock n Roll on that radio: Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Queen. Years later as a local stage tech I’m now part of that scene. My study for my Advanced Certification in Audio Engineering landed me in Junglking's classroom. Now in love with all things audio, I took up singing and developing my radio personality. This podcast is an extension of my desire to be a broadcaster.
Jungleking's Bio: I have worked in the concert production industry for 30 years. I've had the honor of being the front of house engineer for many of the worlds top recording acts. From Four Tops and Beach Boys to Nickelback and Maroon 5, I've worked with the best. I also have had years in radio broadcasting, as well as being a performing musician my whole life. I've been a professor of Audio and Recording Technology for the past 12 years at MSJC. My love and knowledge for music runs deep and Naked and Raw is a perfect outlet to share that passion!
Stop Me if You've Heard This One Before............. is the name of the song that we dissect on this episode. The 80s classic by The Smiths. Check it out as we strip down Morresey's vocal tracks, and pick apart the layers. Stormy is out this week and so we welcome our very special guest, the one and only Queen of the Jungle.... a self proclaimed connoisseur of The Smiths.
We've gone of the rails and taken a break from deconstructing to bring you this killer mash-up mix of 7 hits in their own right. All of it is layered over the core groove of Watching the Detectives by Elvis Costello. You kinda need to hear it a few times to fully appreciate it. There's just a lot going on....in a good way. Check it out!
You like horns?... We got 'em! You like 60's funkified, jazz fusion, rock, and R&B? This Canadian-American group delivers. This week, we deconstruct Spinning Wheel by Blood, Sweat, and Tears. This classic hits hard right out of the chute, and doesn't let up, all the way through to the crazy calliope woodwinds climax. It found it's way above the pot smoke haze to make it to #2 on Billboards Hot 100 and winning Album of the Year Grammy. Dig it!
This week's song is Smokin"! No really, that's the title... And we break it down for you in honor of 420. Boston was the ultimate DIY project that turned into 20 million copies sold. Tom Sholz is the genius behind the band. He played all guitar, keys, and bass on the entire album. Brad Delp's vocals are one of a kind badassery. Dig into this one with Jungleking and Stormy for a thoroughly satisfying experience.
The legendary Eagles get to be front and center this week. Expert musicianship and beautiful harmonies are what these guys do.... with their eyes closed and one hand tied behind their back. Hotel California is from the album with the same title in 1976. The songs hold up perfectly to this day.
The band's name sounds like a little old lady, but the music sounds like someone else......hmmmm.....can't seem to put my finger on it. Anyway, these group of rockers are a young age 19 to 22 and play with the skill and bravado of some other band that i can't quite grasp...... Today, we dissect When the Curtain Falls, from Greta Van Fleet's 3rd album, released in 2018. Give 'em a listen and let me know who they remind you of.........
The Original Bad Boy of Rock, Alice Cooper, is our special guest tonight. We break down the 1972 classic, School's Out. This just kicks ass! Join us and prepare to headbang!
You like it Funky?..... You like it hard?........ You like it Red Hot?..... Okay, this is for you! Give It Away Now by the Red Hot Chili Peppers from the 1991 album Blood Sugar Sex Magik is what we're serving up today! Ever notice the Hammond B3 Organ? How 'bout the Jew's Harp? Welp, it's in there! Along with a whole buncha funk! Check it out!
Prepare to rock out to the heavy sounds of Deep Purple! This song is the epitome of kick ass stadium rock! Check out all of the subtle nuances of the guitars and organ, and the screaming rock vocals of Ian Gillian. Don't hurt your neck headbanging!
A pioneer in the early days of MTV, Peter Gabriel hit with force. Hits like Big Time and Red Rain catapulted him to stardom with videos that garnered many awards. 1986 saw Peter Gabriel's 5th album, So, hit the charts in Canada, US, and Europe with it's first single, Sledgehammer! We break it down for you....... the funky guitar rhythms, the synth and horn riffs, the playful vocals, and the shakuhachi flute....... Can you handle it? Probably. Check it out here!
Happy New Year. Our first podcast of 2019 pays homage to the staple of your Goth rock diet, The Cure. We have wanted to do a goth segment for a while, but raw tracks are hard to come by. This hit was one of just a few available. The happiest goth song ever, Friday, I'm In Love. Listen for some fun vocal improvisation at the end of the track. Robert Smith might have actually been smiling.......
This entry is from David Bowie......after he grew his eyebrows back from the Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane phases of his career. David stepped out from the guise of characters and was truly "himself" for a change. The album, Young Americans, spawned a number of hits for Bowie, but Fame rocketed to #1 in the USA, to Bowie's surprise, as it wasn't his favorite song on the album. Here, we solo all of the tracks to sample the raw ingredients of this classic hit.
Epic talent is represented on this episode in the form of Freddie Mercury and David Bowie, backed by the signature bass line of John Deacon, thick guitar work of Brian May, and thunderous drums of Roger Taylor. Before we break down the tracks we explore the history and encounters leading up to the making of Under Pressure, from the Queen album, Hot Space.
Remember when you had to go to PhotoHut to get your film developed? Me, neither..... But I hear that was a thing... If you had gone in 1981, you may have run into Duran Duran picking some Girls on Film. This episode, we dig in to The Duran's 3 single from their first album. It's all about dat bass! Check it out!
Life's the same, moving in stereo.....life's the same, except for the shoes.......... We shift our nerd gears to these New Wave pioneers from Boston, The Cars! Simplicity is the secret behind their hit making formula. Early monophonic synthesizers mixed with rockabilly influenced guitar styles give The Cars their one of a kind flavor. Enjoy as we dissect Moving in Stereo.
Calling all nerds!!!! We've uncovered a gem by the band that ushered in the nerd movement. Call them New Wave, Call them Post Punk, Call them Art Punk, whatever you call them, bow before the brainiacs of early 80's pop! It's DEVO! Tonight we dissect "Through Being Cool"
Back in the studio together and back to our punk ways with the premier American punk band, Ramones. Blitzkrieg Bop was the first track from the first album in 1976. We break it down and listen to Joey's vocal track along with the backing vocals. We examine the bass, drums, and guitar as they bash out this punk classic. Hey Ho, Let's Go!
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More American Punk......or...post modern punk pop.... For those who say, "this isn't my punk".... This is Punk 2.0... The next generation.... Still politically charged, still driving rhythms and melodies, still loud and angsty..... only a little smarter and poppier..... This episode we dissect Minorty by Green Day from their Warning album.
Punk comes to America..... and the girls rule!!!! We want to feature some American punks and who better than The Runaways..... Sadly, there are no tracks available to us....however, shortly after the Runaways disbanded, Lead singer and guitarist, Joan Jett released her first solo album, Bad Reputation. Here we feature the title track and uncover a few surprises. Check it out!
Nevermind the Bullocks, Here's the Sex Pistols. This week we will dig into Anarchy in the UK. Hear the raw energy that fueled the teen angst of the punk movement. Aggressive, offensive, and head bangingly good!
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Should you stay...or should you go?... That all depends on how much you love The Clash! This week, we will take apart an early Clash hit in the UK called, Complete Control. Raw and Loud are two punk ingredients that make this a tasty foray into Clashes first album. Bonus: It's our first remote podcast....... Coming at you from Utah and Sunny So Cal! Join us for the fun!
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Spoonman!!!!!! Soundgarten's classic grunge track is the subject of this week's breakdown. Listen as we isolate the spoonman himself and check out all his funky rhythms.
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This week we break down Celebrity Skin by Courtney Love and Hole. A genuine grunge rocker with a touch of sweet. Listen with us as we strip it down to the basic tracks and give you an seat in the studio!
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Our Grunge exploration continues this week as we dive into All Apologies by Nirvana. This stand out single from the album, In Utero, was nominated for 2 Grammy awards and was chosen as the lead track to the live album of their appearance on MTV's Unplugged. Join us as we discover the buried secrets of this great song.
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We're Baaaaaaaaack! Season Two of Naked and Raw is back in full swing with a band that were pioneers of the Seattle grunge sound. Tonight we dissect Alice in Chains', Man in the Box This song truly rocks and the strong vocals and Talk box tinged guitars make it a blazing way to kick off the new season!
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Glitter on the mattress, glitter on the highway, glitter on the front porch, glitter in the hallway. The Love Shack is a little ol' place where we can get together!!!! We strip down this party classic and pick out all of the nuances hidden inside the tracks! Join us for our season finale with The B-52s, from the album, Cosmic Thing.
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Far Out! It's the freakin' Doors man! Get your groovy on with this in depth look at Peace Frog off the album, Morrison Hotel.
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A POMP ROCK tribute to the working class Joe. This rock hit comes from 1978's Styx album, Pieces of Eight. Before Dennis DeYoung injected estrogen into this band, they rocked pretty hard, thanks to the driving guitar and vocal work of Tommy Shaw. Check out the smoking guitar solo isolated just for you! And that Voice!!! Don't miss this episode!
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Smell that? The roof is on fire! We don't need no water, let the MF burn! Talking Heads' 1983 Hit, Burning Down The House, sounds different when you solo the acoustic guitar track or the synths....... Gain a whole new perspective as we dissect this classic rock hit!
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Throw your horns up high for this headbangin' classic by Judas Priest from the 1982 album, Screaming for Vengence. We'll break this rocker down to focus on Rob Halford's amazing vocals and K.K. Downing's shredding guitar work. If you think that you know everything there is to know about this song, You Got Another Thing Coming!
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Attention Metal Heads!!!! We got you covered in this weeks episode. We dissect the epic 1982, metal classic, Run For the Hills by Iron Maiden from the album Number of the Beast. Can't nobody deny the Bruce Dickinson is one of the premier metal voices........ besides being a commercial airline pilot, among several other little know talents. Bang your head with us and let's ROCK!!!
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Named #1 on the Rolling Stone Top 500 Albums of All Time.... We take the title track, along with the companion song, With a Little Help From My Friends, and dissect it down to it's original 4 track format. Listen to the skill with which the Fab Four execute their parts individually, and as a whole. Simply perfection! Join us for this All Time Classic!
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From the 1983 smash album, Synchronicity, this titular track draws Jungian comparisons between two seemingly unrelated events. A more mature and complex band by this point, this song is both driving and haunting. Listen to guitar squeals and chorus harmonies as you've never heard them. This album would be their last release before disbanding.
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The song that the Police credit as launching their career. This hit off of Regatta de Blanc speaks of Stings loneliness. The tracks are simple yet complex at the same time. With a few little surprises slipped in. Andy's amazing guitar texture really stands out. Stewart's drumming is crazy good, and Sting..... well... it's friggen Sting! You can't lose! Join us as we dissect this classic.
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On this episode, we explore the musical intricacies of Canadian Prog-Rockers, RUSH! Their legendary classic, Tom Sawyer, has been air-drummed by every rocker stuck in traffic since 1981. Today, we breakdown and isolate each of these musical masters and really appreciate their craft. Added BONUS feature this week... The cover picture for this episode was taken by the Jungleking as he ate lunch next to Geddy Lee at a fine Jewish Delicatessen in Palm Springs. Circa 2015
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This week we stray from our regular format to focus on the lyrics. More specifically....Naughty Lyrics! They're used in all ways, shapes, and forms..... and we got 'em right here. Was it really necessary to use that word? You be the judge. We'll break the usage of the words into different categories and let you decide. Some of the lyrics will make you feel as though they are justified, and some will leave you saying, WTF?
WARNING Explicit Lyrics
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This episode we present Mr. "Tuff Gong" himself, Bob Marley and the Wailers soulful hit, No Woman, No Cry. Check out the layers of guitars and organs........And when the those baritone dudes get here? This one will make you feel Irie!
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We could tell you how we got these tracks...... But, we'd have to kill you. Suffice it to say that this is arguably the most epic rock song ever to be recorded. Layers and layers......... And we got 'em!
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Step inside. Walk this way. You and Me, Babe. hey, hey!......We get to pick apart this hit from the beginning of the bands heavily produced album, Hysteria.
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Gunter glieben glauten globen! This week we tackle Rock of Ages by Def Leppard, from their 1983 hit album Pyromania. Prepare to laugh at some of the treasure we uncover on this great song!
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We continue our 2 part series on Aerosmith, focusing on the second part of their recording career with 1987's Rag Doll off of the Permanent Vacation album. Is that tap dancing I hear?.........
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Our first show of season 2! We open with a two part show on those bad boys from Boston, Aerosmith. We start with a classic track from Toys In The Attic, their 3rd album, released in 1975. Come discover things you've never heard.....like a studio ending that happened long after the radio fade out.
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Time again for the ladies to shine, as we dig into Heart of Glass by Blondie. You'll never hear it the same again.
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Zep fans unite!!! Wait until you hear the raw tracks of Led Zeppelin's, Whole Lotta Love. Don't miss this episode!
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Do you love Rock and Roll? So do we! Listen this week as we pull apart the tracks and find some surprises inside of Joan Jett's, I Love Rock and Roll.
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We stray from our classic rock a minute to bring you the sultry sounds of Amy Winehouse. Listen to each individual track of her hit, Rehab.
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Say your prayers before listening to this weeks episode, as we breakdown the rocking classic, Highway to Hell by AC/DC
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This week we will dig into Any Way You Want It by Journey. Steve Perry's voice soloed.........like butter
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Join us, as we dissect Van Halen's Running With the Devil. Marvel at the vocal acrobatics of Diamond David Lee Roth.
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Our first podcast breaks down Queen's classic hit, Another One Bites The Dust.
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