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Pete Michelle talks to Queen expert Phil Chapman about their 1977 classic album News Of The World along with contributions from Queen, John Lydon and Harvey Kubernik. More info here: https://www.udiscovermusic.com/news/queen-news-of-the-world-box-set/
The Velvet Underground & Nico is the debut album by American band the Velvet Underground and vocal collaborator Nico, released in March 1967. The album would gain attention for its experimental performance sensibilities, as well as the focus on controversial subject matter expressed in many of its songs including drug abuse, prostitution, sadism and masochism and sexual deviancy. Hear Lou Reed, John Cale, Richard Ashcroft, Chris Stein and Debbie Harry talking about the making of the album and its influence.
Pete Mitchell talks to author Phil Chapman about his new book The Dead Straight Guide To Queen.
A conversation with British designer Jonathan Barnbrook about his 15 year collaboration with David Bowie. The pair created five album covers together, each design proving divisive with both critics and fans.
Pete Mitchell meets DJ Dave Evison to talk about the Casino, the music, the drugs and the football hooligans, who inhabited the underground scene that has become a social and cultural phenomenon.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Automatic For The People, Pete Mitchell talks to Michael Stipe about the history of the band and the years leading up to the release of this classic album.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Automatic For The People, Pete Mitchell talks to Michael Stipe about the history of the band and the years leading up to the release of this classic album.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Automatic For The People, Pete Mitchell talks to Michael Stipe about the history of the band and the years leading up to the release of this classic album.
In the late 70s the group spectacularly revived their careers with the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever. Find out how three brothers from Manchester became the biggest group in the World.
Pete Mitchell is joined by Harvey Kubernik live from Hollywood to discuss this weeks happenings. On the music agenda Barbara Acklin, The Shangri-Las, Berry Gordy, The Beatles and Sly and the Family Stone.
Pete Mitchell is joined by Harvey Kubernik live from Hollywood to discuss this weeks happenings. On the music agenda Bob Dylan, Issac Hayes, Beatles, Michael Jackson, Rolling Stones, Godley and Creme and Duck Dunne.
Sacked from the James Brown band, he would hook up with George Clinton's Parliament/Funkadelic and go on to work with Herbie Hancock and Deee-Lite
This week Pete Mitchell joined by writer Harvey Kubernik, live from Hollywood. On the musical agenda George Michael, Jay Z, Supremes, Miracles and Spiritualized.
The legendary bass player talks about King Records and joining the James Brown band in 1970.
This week Pete Mitchell is joined by writer Harvey Kubernik, live from Hollywood. On the agenda Joni Mitchell, The Beatles at The Cavern, Sex Pistols, Led Zeppelin and Neil Young.
Influenced by Lonnie Mack and Jimi Hendrix, he would go on to work with James Brown, Parliament/Funkadelic and Deee-Lite.
This Week Pete Mitchell is joined by author Harvey Kubernik live from Hollywood. On the music agenda Eddie Holland, Bernard Edwards, Marvin Gaye, Jackie Wilson and Good Vibrations.
This Week Pete Mitchell is joined by co host Harvey Kubernik, live from Hollywood. On the musical agenda James Brown, Electric Ladyland, Lou Reed and R.E.M.
This week Pete Mitchell is joined by writer Harvey Kubernik, live from Hollywood. On the musical agenda CBGB's, Levi Stubbs, Chuck Berry, Amy Winehouse and the Bay City Rollers.
Pete Mitchell is joined by Harvey Kubernik, live from from Hollywood, for their weekly discussion. On the musical agenda John Entwistle, Sam Moore, Paul Simon and Heroes by David Bowie.