This Week In Music History Podcast With Marty Miller

Listen now to actual Time Travel.

This time, we go through the week of Feb 9th to 13th.

The week Heather Mills was in Court getting a few quid from Paul McCartney back in 2008 

and Doors Drummer John Densmore was in court too. Fighting his band mates in 2003.

A lot of loss this week in Music History.

From Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, The Big Bopper to Gary Moore, Sid Vicious and Karen Carpenter.

Time Travel through the decades for the week Feb 2nd to 6th.

Travelling through time. Sort of.

Visiting 1984 and the beginning of the end for Michael Jackson.

To 1965 for madness surrounding The Rolling Stones and to '69 for a city stopping rooftop show from The Beatles.

Join Marty Miller as we head off on another journey through music history, this time exploring events from January 19th to 23rd!

We'll kick things off with the Monkees making their British TV debut in 1967 and delve into David Bowie's groundbreaking revelation about his bisexuality in 1972.

Additionally, Telly Savalas gets a look in this week, he captivated audiences not only on screen but also in music.

Plus, this is the week of Ozzy Osbourne's infamous bat incident in '82, and remember the legacies of Allen Collins and Jimmy Bain, both of whom left an indelible mark on rock music. It's a whirlwind of iconic moments in less than 10 minutes—listen now!

Join Marty Miller on another quick journey through music history, this week covering events from January 12th to 16th!

We'll explore the moment Freddie Mercury’s Rolls-Royce, beloved by the Queen frontman, sold at auction.

Discover the story behind EMI's tough stance on the Sex Pistols in 1977 and the controversy that surrounded their groundbreaking album "Nevermind the Bollocks."

We'll dive into legendary performances, including Johnny Cash's unforgettable live album recording at Folsom Prison and the Rolling Stones' cheeky adjustment of lyrics on The Ed Sullivan Show. Plus, Joe Strummer of The Clash has a city square in Spain is named after him.

It's this week in music history - in less than 10 minutes!