Drummer Boys

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Trevor Rabin

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Ginger Baker Unleashed!: The Great British Mad Man Of Sixties Rock, The Legendary Lost Interviews

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Different Drummer Ginger Baker Lost Talks

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Valley Forge

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A Cheese Sandwich for John Lennon: Coming of Age in Rockin'Liverpool

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American Pop: Hit Makers, Superstars, and Dance Revolutionaries

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Lawrence Welk: Part 2

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Carnival of the Animals

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Greatest Western Shows, Volume 4: Ten Classic Shows from the Golden Era of Radio

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Glengarry School Days

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West Coast Invasion: The Beatles Take on the US - Interviews from 1964

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The Killing Noise: Jimi Hendrix in Twilight: Untold Tales From the Darkside

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Ginger Baker Of Cream: In Conversation 6

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The Six Shooter - Volume 2: The Coward & The Stampede

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Bang the Drum Slowly

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I'm Just Dead, I'm Not Gone

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Ginger Baker Born Under A Bad Sign: Cream, Blind Faith, Heroin & The 60's

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Kenny Rogers

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Rik Emmett

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Rock Hard! Charlie Watts The Rolling Stones Remembering A Legend

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The Six Shooter - Volume 1: Audition Program & Jenny

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Bob Kingsley’s Book of Records: 60 Years of Country Music Through the Lens of a Legend

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Neil Diamond

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Irene: Hollywood Stage

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Raggin', Jazzin', Rockin': A History of American Musical Instrument Makers

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Making Music With the Wild Things

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Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller: The Lives and Careers of America’s Most Famous Big Band Leaders

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Across the Universe: John Lennon Forever

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Iwo Jima: World War II Veterans Remember the Greatest Battle of the Pacific

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The Lions of Iwo Jima: The Story of Combat Team 28 and the Bloodiest Battle in Marine Corps History

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Bringing Rudiments to the Drum Kit with Jim Clark: Jim Clark is a 57 year veteran of the drums and an expert at applying traditional rudiments to the drum set for an everyday rock/jazz drummer (like myself). We discuss how drummers like Steve Gadd, Billy Cobham, Elvin Jones and many more are masters of the rudimental method, and how they apply it to commercial music without sounding like a traditional marching band drummer. Jim is a educator, historian, performer and author of books such as "Connecticut's Drum & Fife Tradition" and the brand new "Ten Pieces for Field Drums".

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243 – Liberty DeVitto: Always original: Liberty DeVitto has done it all. He’s played to sold out stadiums around the world, recorded several multi-platinum records, and has backed some of the most iconic musicians in the ... more

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Liberty DeVitto

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Episode 8: The Hanging Tree: Ben Franklin like you've never seen him before.

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”Siamese Dream” by The Smashing Pumpkins | S1:EP11: We discuss the best and worst songs from "Siamese Dream" by The Smashing Pumpkins. Let us know your thoughts about these songs and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Please support The Smashing Pumpkins by purchasing and streaming this album ...

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Ep109 Wonderwall | How Does This Song Work: In my latest podcast episode, I examine the song "Wonderwall" by Oasis. This popular guitar song features a challenging syncopated strumming pattern plus makes use of pedal tones and a capo. This episode is supported in part by Hosa Cables. Visit and...

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What Is The Greatest Year In Music History?: This week, Rich and Clint ask: What is the greatest year in music history? 1967? 1973? 1985? Some argue that not only is 1991 the best year, but that Sept 24th, 1991 is the single most epic day in music history. The guys discuss why, as they explore which year gave us the most greatness. Special guest Jeff Symonds weighs in on the debate. The Age Old Question is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Artists discussed in this episode include Aretha Franklin, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, U2, Aerosmith, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Whitney Houston, Phil Collins, Huey Lewis & The News, The Who, The Grateful Dead, Naughty By Nature, A Tribe Called Quest, Guns & Roses, Metallica, Pearl Jam, Nirvana and more.

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Episode 1: Touch Me, I’m Sick

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S3E2: Pappy Boyington Part 1: The Flying Tigers

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Larry Norman & his son Mike; It’s Complicated…: The late Larry Norman has been called the “father of Christian Rock,” though he said he never intended to create an alternate genre. U2, The Pixies’ Frank Black, and Dylan have called themselves fans. However, many who worked closely with him, came away ...

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"Help Me" by Joni Mitchell: When I get that crazy feeling, I know I'm in trouble again.

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Steve Reich - Different Trains: America, Before the War: Steve Reich breaks down the first movement of "Different Trains."

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Episode #16 - Roger Ingram: A Trumpet Podcast

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The Chris Voss Show Podcast – Bridge to the Sun: The Secret Role of the Japanese Americans Who Fought in the Pacific in World War II by Bruce Henderson, Gerald Yamada: Bridge to the Sun: The Secret Role of the Japanese Americans Who Fought in the Pacific in World War II by Bruce Henderson, Gerald Yamada - One of the last, great untold stories of World War II—kept hidden for decades—even after most of the Wor...

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Vietnam Vet and Reggae Psychonaut Roger Steffens: As a 1960s Goldwater conservative, Roger was drafted into the military, shipped to Vietnam to work in psyops, dropped acid and talked his way into a free pass to travel anywhere in-country to help shaken residents and refugees. He was ordered to dump...

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The Northern Cheyenne Face Off Against the US Army

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#246: Songwriting in Nashville with Navy Veteran Jonathan Kingham, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Operation Song: High military aptitude test scores and high school curiosity earned Jonathan Kingham a place in the Navy that started him on the path toward a career as a singer-songwriter. In 2010, Toad the Wet Sprocket asked him to join as a touring member, leading to

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Brothers in Arms: The enduring appeal of the Dire Straits classic is explored by those touched by the piece.

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BONUS Episode: 4th of July Celebration: 4th of July Celebration

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Orion P. Howe - The Medal of Honor Drummer Boy with Marlene Targ Brill: Orion was a 14 year old drummer boy in the Civil War when he earned the Medal of Honor for an extremely courageous act in battle. Marlene Shares his amazing story that begins when he enters the war at 12 years old through the rest of his life, and the lives of his musical family. We learn all about drummer boys and the role they played in the war, including Johnny Clem - the youngest noncommisioned officer in army history who began as a drummer.

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2.26. History of the Mongols: Samurai who fought the Mongols twice: Mongol Invasion of Japan

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Sailor Songs: Sea Shanties for the Ages | Shorewords!

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China's Greatest Admiral: The Story of Zheng He

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2210 Burma 44-45: On December 14, 1944 an unusual order rang across the Imphal plain: "Lieutenant Generals, by the left flank; march." So ended the investiture ceremony in which William Slim and his three corps commanders - Geoffrey Scoones, Philip Christison and...

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26 - Operation Agreement: The WWII Raid on Tobruk

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The Secret Role of the Japanese Americans Who Fought in the Pacific in World War II: In his new book Bridge to the Sun, Bruce Henderson, New York Times best-selling author, tells a gripping true tale of the courage of the Japanese-American U.S. Army soldiers who fought in the Pacific theater

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EP 261: Surfcasting For Stripers (With John Skinner): The man, the myth, the surfcasting legend, John Skinner, joins me on this episode to share some Striper fishing tips!

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2810 The Battle of Stony Point: July 15th 1779. The night was dark, the soldiers were ordered to fix bayonets and unload their rifles. Men exhausted, a 14 mile road march in the dead of summer that started at noon got them to this point. Anxiety filled the air as Washington's men...

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Music Reconstructed: Jason Moran, Jazz and the Harlem Hellfighters – w/ Charles L. Hughes: This is a special four-part series where historian Charles L. Hughes introduces us to musicians who are exploring the sounds, songs and stories of the Jim Crow era. In this installment, Jazz pianist Jason Moran discusses his acclaimed musical...

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79 - The Forgotten Dead: Exercise Tiger: The disastrous rehearsal for D-Day