Music Rewind is a new podcast at KTSW that conversationally sheds light on the feats and careers of music legends that have long since earned their spot as a household name. Host Aimee Huckeba alongside Lexi Ashbury and Kaitlyn Watson aim to tell the legends behind the names, the little known facts, and the modern influence that timeless acts continue to have on every generation. Music Rewind is in the business of dissecting pop culture and what truly garners icon-status in a sea of talent.
On this episode, we discover that wherever The Beach Boys’ legacy goes, Charles Manson will follow. Between the fame of 1966’s “Pet Sounds” and the infamy of one of the most notorious cults of all time, we cover the cultural impact of THE surf rock band that did it all. Rest in peace, Doris Day, who passed away shortly after the recording of this episode.
This week, we talk about one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll bands to ever exist, The Rolling Stones, who are still moving and grooving in the industry. Diving deep in discussion about little known facts, hits, bloody controversies, and all that’s packed into this explosive British group.
On this episode, we talk the appeal of the man, the enigma, the symbol: Prince. As an eclectic force to be reckoned with, his legacy left us to reflect on some of the sauciest records of all time, his redefining of masculinity, and his overwhelming influence on pop culture.
In episode two, we talk all things Fleetwood Mac and the drama that this 52-year-old band faced. From heartbreak to the Hall of Fame, this group is far from being anything but resilient. We map out their global success and why pop culture would be dull without Ms. Stevie Nicks.
In the first episode of Music Rewind, we discuss Queen and their boundless impression in the world of rock ‘n’ roll. We chart the timeline of their albums and discuss the 2018 release of their biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody.