https://thehistoryofrockandroll.net/ The topic for this Thursday's podcast, airing on January 11th, will be 'The Beatles and Rock Music.' My next podcast will feature a musical journey through the 60s and 70s, focusing on the Beatles and the broader musical landscape of that era. We'll explore the British Invasion, the iconic music from the 'Summer of Love' in 1967, and tracks from artists like Cheap Trick, Paul McCartney/Wings, Monkees, Billy J. Kramer, Badfinger, Hollies, Donovan, and more. In addition, we're excited to introduce you to the Weeklings, a remarkable band formed in New Jersey. They're America's most unique celebration of the music and muse of The Beatles, featuring former members of Styx, Dave Mason, the original 'Beatlemania' on Broadway, Jon Bon Jovi & The Kings of Suburbia, Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes, Springsteen drummer Max Weinberg’s Jukebox, and BeatleFest house band Liverpool. The Weeklings perform and record explosive renditions of The Beatles' album and Top 40 classics, as well as uniquely arranged gems like "Paperback Writer," "Baby You're a Rich Man," and “I Am the Walrus.” They also craft brilliant Beatles-inspired power-pop originals, including “Little Elvis,” "In the Moment," and "3," which was chosen as the #1 Coolest Song in the World in 2020 on Sirius/XM's Little Steven's Underground Garage. The band brings their music to life through extraordinary energy, exceptional vocals, and charming stage presence. You can hear the Weeklings on Sirius XM’s The Beatles Channel, The Loft, and Little Steven’s Underground Garage. We'll be promoting their upcoming performances at two Beatles events: the Beatles on the Beach Festival in Delray Beach, Florida, and Fest for Beatles Fans in New York. Plus, they have a new album, 'Raspberry Park,' on the horizon. Don't miss out on their exciting music at https://bobburger.com/weeklings/#home.

The topic for our podcast, airing on Monday, January 29th, will be about: Beatles and 60s music Get ready to dive deep into the musical legacy of the Beatles and the iconic sounds of the 60s! In our upcoming podcast episode, we’ll explore the fascinating web of artists from the 1960s who were influenced and connected to the Fab Four. From the unforgettable melodies to the cultural impact, join us on Monday, January 29th for a rock and roll journey that will transport you to an era of timeless music.

Welcome to my latest podcast which focused on British Rock, a fantastic and enjoyable topic covering a variety of British artists. We delved into the works of Richard Houghton, discussing his books on the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Faces, Cream, and his most recent publication, 'The Guitar Has Seconds To Live: A People’s History of The Who.' We also explored Gered Mankowitz's captivating photography of iconic figures such as the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Jimi Hendrix, Small Faces, The Yardbirds, Chad and Jeremy, among others. Additionally, we had Glenn Mitchell share his experiences of performing Beatles tributes with the Cavernites, as well as recounting his memories of the Beatles and other seminal British artists.