Join Marty Miller for a journey through time and music history, covering the week of August 4th to 8th! In this episode, we explore curious tales, like the infamous cowbell in early Guns N' Roses tracks and the legendary performances of Elvis, whose Peacock jumpsuit fetched a staggering $300,000 at auction, still holding traces of his perspiration. We dive into the chaos of a Guns N' Roses and Metallica gig turned riot, and reminisce about John Lennon’s last studio sessions for "Double Fantasy." Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at the iconic Abbey Road photo shoot that sparked decades of conspiracy theories. All this and more, packed into under 10 minutes!
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Marty Miller's Music History - July 28th
Join Marty Miller for another dive into music history as we explore the week of July 28th to August 1st! In this episode, we revisit the chilling story behind The Boomtown Rats' number one hit "I Don't Like Mondays," which arose from a tragic shooting spree by a 16-year-old girl. We also delve into the high-profile divorce of Prince and the remarks made by John Lennon in the '60s that sparked outrage across America. Plus, we pay tribute to music legends like Cass Elliot and Johnny Cash, while remembering Sam Phillips, the visionary behind Sun Records. We even journey to space with Jack White, who managed to play a vinyl record in the great beyond! All of this and more, packed into under 10 minutes!
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Marty Miller's Music History. July 21st
Join Marty Miller as we travel through another week in music history, from July 21st to 25th! This episode highlights iconic moments, including the groundbreaking release of Guns N' Roses' "Appetite for Destruction" in 1987, an album that shook the music world. We'll revisit Roger Waters' monumental concert at the Berlin Wall in 1990, featuring jaw-dropping visuals and an audience of 350,000.Plus, we reflect on the poignant loss of Amy Winehouse in 2011, who officially joined the 27 Club, and recall the trouble at a Rolling Stones show in 1964—an event that led to a lengthy ban on the band. All this and more, packed into under 10 minutes!
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Marty Miller's Music History - July 14th
Join Marty Miller for another look into music history, diving into the events from July 14th to 18th! In this episode, we reflect on the tragic loss of singer-songwriter Harry Chapin, who died too soon in a car accident at just 38. We also remember Deep Purple co-founder John Lord, who passed away at 71, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable music. Zipping through the decades, we'll revisit the infamous breaking point of the Everly Brothers during a heated concert and celebrate the musical genius of Elton John, who began an impressive five-week reign atop the charts in 1972. All this and more, packed into under 10 minutes!
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Marty Miller's Music History - July 7th
Join Marty Miller for another superfast journey through music history, from July 7th to 11th! In this episode, we take a nostalgic trip back to 1967 as The Monkees hit the road with the legendary Jimi Hendrix as their opening act—albeit briefly due to audience reactions!!! We remember Pink Floyd's Sid Barrett, who passed away in 2006 at the age of 60. Then, we'll explore the unforgettable concert with Bob Dylan and Van Morrison at Slane Castle and the trouble that arrived in Slane in 1984.. Plus, we delve into some special auction moments, including the sale of Bob Dylan's childhood home. All this and more, in under 10 minutes!
About This Week In Music History Podcast With Marty Miller
Marty Miller brings you this week in music history, every week from Nova.ie. Prepare to be transported back in time; the nostalgia is real! Get your fill of music history from Marty every week and get those classics out for a listen!
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