Author Joel Selvin returns to the show to discuss his new book on one of the greatest and most complicated drummers in rock history, Jim Gordon. The list of songs made better by Jim's talent is endless - "Good Vibrations", "Rikki Don't Lose That Number", "Wichita Lineman", "Apache" and hundreds of others. He was also the drummer in Derek and the Dominoes and co-wrote "Layla". Unfortunately, Jim was overwhelmed by demons from schizophrenia most of his life and murdered his mother in 1983 confining him to prison for the rest of his life (he died in 2023). Joel paints a sympathetic portrait of a man overcome by voices that ultimately did him in. It's one of the best music books you'll ever read.
Episode 246 Jerry Marotta
Promo Mode - Marshall Crenshaw discusses the vinyl release of Miracle of Science
Episode 245 - Michelle Shocked
Episode 244 - Charlie Midnight
Deep Dive - Brad Sundberg on Quincy Jones' Back on the Block (1989)
Episode 243 - Tom Croucier of Life By Night
Episode 242 - Chris Stamey/Richard Lloyd
Promo Mode - Richard Bush discusses the new Peace Creeps album Social Studies
Episode 241 - Prescott Niles of The Knack
Bonus - The Hustle vs. Suburban Underground Vol.4: Songs That Move Us
Episode 240 - Joey Shuffield of Fastball
Episode 239 - Johnny Edwards of Foreigner/Montrose/King Kobra
Deep Dive - Walter Egan on Wild Exhibitions (1983)
Episode 238 - Mike Watt of the Minutemen/fIREHOSE
Episode 237 - Art Alexakis of Everclear
Bonus - Tom Keifer of Cinderella/Solo
Episode 236 - Juliana Hatfield
Bonus - Jon and Georgia Countdown Their Top 5 Kiss Songs
Episode 235 - James Atkin of EMF
Episode 234 - Ruben De Fuentes of The Hollywood Stars
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