Features the Dorado's. Father and son podcast about growing up through the path of music and life stories. The early episodes focus on stories from Johnny Dorado Sr. and his introduction to music, playing music, seeing music, and run-ins with musicians from local favorites to international superstars from the 1950's to present. True adventures of a mad man, my dad.
We're back and hope you all have been doing well! We had this one in the can, and we have one more to post until the new one that we recently recorded. So, be on the look out. We're planning on getting guests so we will keep you all posted as well... now on with the show. In the 12th episode, we start with a thank you to the Vetrans. Then we go into the time after the Airforce and moving from Vegas to LA (early 70's), getting back to work during those times, and the music scene. How my parents know Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, and getting back stage to see their live shows; a missed opportunity to jam with Jerry Garcia, the hippy invasion, peace and love, and jamming in Griffith Park...Enjoy! Cheers!
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In the 11th episode, we talk more about BB King and closing the Vegas experience, but we start off with our recent Beatty, Nevada getaway and a lil jam session we had out there thanks to Bob and his man cave; now back to Vegas, almost getting shipped out to the Nellis bomb range for the last tour of duty--just a haircut away; American Indian Movement (AIM), Russell Means; talking about the pulse of Sunset Strip; upcoming BB King movie; BB King's work ethic, playing over 300 shows a year; BB's big band; side story about Hank Williams; meeting BB King in his tour bus; BB King's masterclass; and we wrap it up by showing some of BB King's memorabilia...Enjoy! Cheers!
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In the 10th episode, we go back to Vegas and Caesars Palace, Frank Sinatra would play on the main stage, and BB King in the lounge, everyone knows Dorado at the Ike and Tina show, Deacon Jones, Bernie Pearl and the Ash Grove, the BB King's star on Hollywood Blvd experience, shout out to BB and Blueshacks, Guitar Center Hollywood--their walk of fame and play a $10k guitar, and BB King...Enjoy! Cheers!
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The 9th episode is part two of the Las Vegas experience from 68 to early 70s, we start with Elvis’ his come up in Vegas and the great things he accomplished, leaving an Elvis show to see Ike and Tina Turner, the Graceland experience and other Elvis tributes,Fats Domino* REMEMBER TO VOTE MESSAGE*Run-in with Charo and Xavier Cugat, how it was like to meet the movie stars in Vegas, a snap shot about how it was at the Sands Hotel and Casino, the Rat Pack, Frank Sinatra helping Sammy Davis Jr—breaking through segregation lines, run-in with Ed Sullivan, the Lennon Sisters mission, meeting Bill Russel, and the of B.B. King teaser...Enjoy! Cheers!
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The 8th episode is part one of the Las Vegas experience from 68 to early 70s—but first we bring awareness to the Chicano Moratorium 50th Anniversary that was held on August 29th, which is a tribute to the death of Ruben Salazar. An activist, one of the first (of few) well known Mexican-American reporters, and who worked for the LA Times, was killed in 1970 by while covering the National Chicano Moratorium Against the Vietnam War—a protest for the disproportionate number of Mexican-Americans that were wounded or killed in the Vietnam War. So, it’s great to hear that the tribute continues and not to forget, especially during these times. With an important message to use your voice and power of opinion, and remember to VOTE…Thank you. Back to stories from Nellis Air Force Base and the Las Vegas experience; it just so happened that my Dad’s room at the barracks was the jam room, and working musicians would stop by. Then, telling like it is, and how the Mob treated their workers, which was better than you think…and my mom worked for one of the biggest mobsters around, Mr. Howard Hughes, at the Sand Hotel and Casino. Working at the Las Vegas Convention Center to see the Mohammad Ali fights. Going to the other side of town to see the best R&B, soul, and funk at Rubens. Segregation at the times, where the African-American musicians and performers were not allowed to stay at the main hotels. Hanging at the Silver Dollar to hear some Country music; and eventually playing there. The north side experience, and burlesque bar musicians. The gambling hustle. Scotch and water. The International Hotel (Current Westgate; former Las Vegas Hilton), where Elvis frequented, and many others. The opportunity to tour and play with the Checkmates—but family called. Catching the Ike and Turner show at the International, almost every night. Run-in with Red Foxx (yes the legendary comedian). The Pussy Cat A-GoGo. Fats Domino playing at my parents wedding—just listen. And how Fats Domino groomed Elvis to play in Las Vegas. I really enjoyed this one and I hope you do to...Enjoy! Cheers!
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In the 7th episode, we start off with answering a question from a listener, cousin Shirley V, she asked, "Where is Johnny Otis from?". Then, we continue talking about my dad’s time serving in the Air Force, in Waco, Texas. Music at the time. Reminiscing about listening to the greats, Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf—sometimes through the side door. Latin side of town. Lone star beers. Gar fishing and gigging. The benefit of working on the admin side of the Air Force; working for with the Commander and General. The Cellar…famous for rock, country, R&B, and blues...frequented by Jack Ruby…light bulbs that meant something (white, blue, and red)…and not letting my Dad and his African American buddy in…but their unit has their backs. Crossing the border and getting back, barely. The party before my dad’s unit got shipped out…the reason why I’m here. Closing with the wise words about the team effort and to get out vote...Enjoy! Cheers!
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In the 6th episode, we talk about cruising Whittier Boulevard, drive too slow=ticket, popular and favorite songs during the time period--side note: We will be putting playlists for each episode on Spotify, search: The Dorado Show Playlist, hitchhiking from Vegas, enlistment in the Air Force during the Vietnam era, basic training in San Antonio, Texas, and how it was during the time--on to other training spots in Amarillo and Waco, Texas; benefit of street smarts in the service and in Texas; where to go or not to go--but you go anyway; concealing your drinking at the clubs, dealing with segregation and prejudice, additional info when playing with Ike and Tina Turner and rolling the dice; Sunday the holy day = no drinking after midnight, strickly enforced by the local police; pool hall hustle, and more...…Enjoy! Cheers!
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In the 5th episode, we talk about the jazz side of music, but first we backtrack to the contributions and influence of Johnny Otis and Barbara Morrison music is the common denominator, Dad’s guitar teacher Bernie Pearl, first jazz show at the Lighthouse Cafe in Hermosa Beach, Howard Rumsey back then and recent run-in, jamming out with members of Johnny Carson band in Long Beach, and KLON…Enjoy! Cheers! *Please excuse the audio on this one, had an issue, but it’s all about the content** Please tell someone. subscribe, like, follow, share, whatever. Our goal is to be as interactive as possible. Feel free to leave comments in your favorite social media. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean Podcast. Search: The Dorado Show Podcast
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In the 4th episode, we have our first sponsor Todd Tremayne HV/AC & Mechanical (see contact info below), back to East LA music, sometimes you end up at the wrong place at the wrong time from Compton to Rancho Cucamonga, boarding school experience and influences, jamming with the pro's at Harvelle’s in Santa Monica—staying on the one, Viva Las Vegas, optimism for live music events and Buddy Guy …Enjoy! Cheers!
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Episode #4 is out!! Please tell someone. subscribe, like, follow, share, whatever. Our goal is to be as interactive as possible. Feel free to leave comments in your favorite social media. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean Podcast. Search: The Dorado Show Podcast
In the 3rd episode, we start off with the current state of music, ideas to support our music, Rolling Stones vs. The Beatles, protesting with Sonny and Cher at Pandora’s Box club on Sunset Strip-footage for Riot on Sunset Strip Movie (1967), Rage Against the Machine at the DNC 2000 protest, chicano music, latin jazz, East LA style of music…Enjoy! Cheers! Special shoutouts to: BB and the Blues Shacks, Art Martel, and Little ‘A” and the Allnighters
Episode #3 is out!! Please subscribe, like, follow, whatever. Our goal is to be as interactive as possible. Feel free to leave comments in your favorite social media. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean Podcast. Search: The Dorado Show Podcast
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In the second episode, we have quick follow ups from the first episode, importance of music in your life, Johnny Otis influence and on the road, George Floyd impact, DJ Magnificent Montaque, new bands that played at Disneyland and free rides, and back to the Whiskey…Enjoy! Cheers!
In the first episode, we talked about the early years from growing up in LA, to seeing The Doors show at the Whiskey, playing with Ike and Tina Turner, the best way to enlist in the service during the Vietnam era, not getting your ass kicked by Otis Redding, and many other gems…Enjoy! Cheers!