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Thursday Jul 20, 2023
Thursday Jul 20, 2023
Kenny Aronoff is one of the most influential and in demand drummers and percussionists in the world. He has entertained millions of people with his drumming, has played on thousands of records, and has been the “go to” drummer for the biggest stars in music while providing the beat of American culture over four decades! In this episode I speak with Kenny about lessons learned as a classical musician, discipline vs. luck, the benefits and risk of AI and his Podcast!
Monday May 01, 2023
Monday May 01, 2023
What was scheduled to be a 30 minute interview turned into an 1.5hr conversation with Chicago’s Bill Champlin: While Bill’s musical legacy literally spans his entire life, his professional legacy spans well over 5 decades, with a foundation and strong respect for R&B as you can hear in his band The Songs of Champlin. In this episode Bill will share his 28 year experience with Chicago, talk about songs he has written for artists like Earth, Wind and Fire and George Benson and more.
Tuesday Apr 25, 2023
Tuesday Apr 25, 2023
Slade and Badfinger rose to fame in the 1970s, each carving out a unique sound and style that captured the hearts of fans around the world. But behind the music, both bands experienced their fair share of triumphs and tragedies.
Join us as we journey through the highs and lows of two legendary bands, and discover how their music continues to inspire and influence new generations of musicians today.
Saturday Apr 22, 2023
Saturday Apr 22, 2023
One of the greatest rock bands to come out of the 1980s Tesla has been unfairly categorized as a "Hair Band." In this episode I talk with Bassist Brian Wheat about the influence of Paul McCartney and the Beatles on him artistic drive as well as new music on to be released this year. He also shares a perspective on changes within the world of music. Special guest appearance by guitarist Frank Hannon.
Saturday Apr 22, 2023
Saturday Apr 22, 2023
Looking back, 1990 really didn’t sound all that different from 1989. Slaughter had released their debut album, while the break up of Dokken resulted in Don Dokken’s solo album as well as Lynchmob’s Debut. Extreme, had released their second album, as had Winger. So Firehouse, and guitarist Bill Leverty seemed perfectly positioned to be part of the next group of rockers.
On-Air Personality & Music Commentator
Join SiriusXM Classic Rewind host and Music Commentator Dean Baldwin on a journey through the iconic music and memories of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Each episode of Music & Memories features a curated selection of music clips from the era, accompanied by insightful commentary and interviews with the artists who shaped the sound of the time.
Whether you’re a die-hard fan of classic rock, soul, funk, disco, or pop, Rewind Memories has something for everyone. From the Beatles and Rolling Stones to Michael Jackson and Madonna, the show covers the biggest hits and hidden gems of the era, with a focus on the stories and emotions that make these songs timeless.
In addition to the music, Music & Memories also dives deep into the cultural and social context of the era, exploring how the music reflected and influenced the changing times. From the civil rights movement and anti-war protests to the rise of MTV and the birth of hip hop, the show offers a rich and diverse perspective on the music of the past. So sit back, relax, and let Dean Baldwin take you on a nostalgic trip down memory lane with Music & Memories.