Free Form Rock Podcast

Banchee - Thinkin’ On this episode, Brian Davis From"Damn Good Movie Memories Podcast"was kind enough to join us to review the second album by a band not talked about much. Our tracks of the week include The Who’s “Long Live Rock”, Foghat’s “Honey Hush” and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s “Ohio.” We conclude with a song of Lee’s called  “Fireplace.” Enjoy!

38 Special - Tour De Force On this episode, we review an album that causes one of us to cheer in praise and the other to scream for another reason. For fans of this type of music, well... you'll definitely hear opinions on it. If you have a sense of humor, this episode is for you! Our tracks of the week are Kenny Loggins' "Heart To Heart" and Georgia Satellites' "Red Light." We conclude with Lee's track "We Were Around." Listen to the podcast and then smile because you were entertained. Cheers! #.38special #tourdeforce

United States of America - On this episode, we review the only album from the Los Angeles progressive experimental electronic rock band. Our opinions and voice levels go all over the Richter scale this time. Our tracks of the week are: Fifty Foot Hose's "If Not This Time" and Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody To Love." Lee's Track is "#1 (from 4 Impromptus)"Remember to check out good music and stay groovy!

Tesla - The Great Radio Controversy On this episode, we review one of Tesla's albums. We also have moments when one of us continues to be belligerent and won't shut up... so watch if you want to hear oddball comedy. Our tracks of the week are  The Chicago Women's Liberation Rock Band's "Secretary", Bar 7's "4-Leaf Clover" and we conclude with Lee's song "The Team." Make sure to listen and be entertained. Later all... cheers! #tesla #thegreatradiocontroversy #classictesla

Led Zeppelin - Presence On this episode, Eric RMCP Jordan joins us to review an underrated album from a band everyone ought to know. We also talk about blues and at least one of us makes criticisms about some stuff. Our tracks of the week are Freddy Lindquist’s “Sundae Sellers”, Soundgarden’s “Live To Rise” and Cobra Spell’s “Shake Me.” Remember to stir your food properly when you cook. Cheers! #ledzep #Classicrock

On this episode, we review the fourth studio album of a band that can be called progressive rock and folk, depending on what they choose to do. We also talk a little bit about which groups we think are getting obscure and ought to have more people aware of them. Our tracks of the week are Steeleye Span’s “Thomas The Rhymer” and Aimee Mann’s “Stupid Thing.” We finish with Lee’s song “Take A Walk.” We hope you enjoy the episode. Yeah!

Blues Brothers - Briefcase Full of Blues On this episode we are joined by Brian Davis Of the "Damn Good Movie Memories Podcast" to review the album by the blues revivalist duo. Our tracks of the week are Blues Brothers’ “Sweet Home Chicago”, Bacon Fat’s “Up The Line” and Kenny Wayne Sheppard’s “Alive.” We conclude with a song by Lee co-written with Marc called “Hoist Those Moist Dumplings (Sweet Pepper).” Enjoy!

On this episode, we review the eighth studio album by a group who does all sorts of styles and keeps people guessing as to what they will do next. We are again joined by Brian Davis from "Damn Good Movie Memories". What do we think of the album? Listen and find out. Our track of the week are Clutch's "Tight Like That", Crobot's "The Necromancer" and Indian Summer's "Emotions Of Men." We close with Lee's song "Smiling Every Day (The False Cure).Two Bonus "Bugs On Cheese" From Lee. Cheers everybody! Rock well! #clutch 

Interview with Dark Beauty On this episode, we interview Liz Tapia and Bryan Ziegler of the group Dark Beauty and we talk about their first release “Fall From Grace.” and we also discuss what they will be doing in the future. We play a couple of songs from “Fall From Grace.” We were very happy to have the opportunity to talk with him. Happy listening! #darkbeautyfallfromgrace #progressivegoth  Links For Dark Beauty: https://darkbeautymusic.com/music https://www.facebook.com/DarkBeautyMusic

Muddy Waters - Hard Again We don't need to get our feet wet in this episode even though the blues master who made this album had a certain stage name. We are joined by Brian Davis From"Damn Good Memories Podcast" for this review of a later album by a musician who still had stuff to prove and plenty of moves. Our tracks of the week are Dirty Blues Band's "Don't Start Me Talkin'", Mountain's "For Yasgur's Farm" and Muddy Waters' "You Need Love."We conclude with Lee's song "Restaurant." Kick back and have fun y'all. Cheerio!

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton On this episode, we are joined by the expert blues guy Brian Davis, From the Podcast 'Damn Good Movie Memories"We review the debut album by a group known for having many influential artists running through various line-ups. One of us even mistakenly thinks a certain person is on the album. Our tracks of the week are Stevie Ray Vaughn's "The Sky Is Crying", Robert Johnson's "Rambling On My Mind" and Poco's "And Settling Down." Lee's song of the week is"Meat Me In the Morning"Kick back and enjoy! Cheers! #ericclapton #blues #johnmayallandthebluesbreakers 

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Today we review an album that came out years before many of our listeners were born but that should not stop anyone from checking it out. We are accompanied by Brian Davis, the cool blues guy, also from the Podcast "Damn Good Movie Memories" Our tracks of the week are The Paul Butterfield Blues Band's "Born In Chicago", Procol Harum's "Juicy John Pink"  and Big Head Todd and The Monsters' "'Slapping' That B." Lee’s closing song if “Fair Trade Groove.” If you're into the blues, you'll be covered in them on this episode and that's a good thing. Cheers, y'all! Link to Stream" Horn From the Heart: The Paul Butterfield Story" https://www.amazon.com/Horn-Heart-Paul-Butterfield-Story/dp/B07VVT8TCQ  

Gov't Mule - Life Before Insanity On this episode, we are joined by the blues guy Brian Davis From the Podcast "Damn Good Movie Memories": for the review of an album whose career involves a lot of jamming and not only bread and butter (a little pun). Our opinions and counter opinions flow like usual. Our tracks of the week are Gov"t Mule's "Fallen Down", Joe Walsh's "The Confessor" and Jethro Tull's "Locomotive Breath." We finish the show with Lee's song "Smiling Every Day (The False Cure)." Remember, buy good music and keep feeling groovy! #gov'tMule

Merry Christmas!!! On this episode, we are accompanied by Jason Thomas Broadrick from JTB's Groovy Record Room, a cool record guy. We review the first album by a band that needs to be heard more. At least we did our part by reviewing. During the episode, we talk about every subject from A to Z, including what toppings to put on pizza. Our tracks of the week are Free’s “Walk In My Shadow”, Granicus’ “You’re In America” and Styx’ “Everything Is Cool” We conclude with Lee’s song “(2nd piece from) Solar Driven Cool Injected.” Remember, there’s plenty of cool music yet to be discovered and it’s waiting eagerly for you to hear it. Cheers! #starz #classic70's 

Pantera - Far Beyond Driven On this episode, the opinions are definitely mentioned about the seventh studio album by a band who went pretty heavy. We are accompanied by James West and the conversation is interesting. Our tracks of the week are Venom “Black Metal”,  Death Angel “The Dream Calls For Blood, RelayeR “Life Goes On” and Sabastian Bach “American Metalhead.” Take care everyone. Cheers! #metal #pantera 

Camel - Moonmadness  On this episode, we review the fourth album by a band that maybe more people should know about. If you don’t know anything about the group, you can listen to us reminiscing about our partying days. You’ll be entertained. Our tracks of the are Yes’ “I’ve Seen All Good People” and Sandrose’s “Vision.” We close the show with Lee’s track “A Little Bit.” Have fun everyone and all that! #prog 

Jefferson Starship - Modern Times  On this episode, we review an album that ought to be familiar to anyone who grew up during the era when MTV played music videos. We also mention Creem magazine. Our tracks of the week are Toto’s “Hold The Line” and Stephen Stills’ “Nothing To Do But Today.” We conclude the episode with Lee’s song “Getting Dressed.” Rock on, everyone... and remember that butter goes good with mashed potatoes. #jeffersonstarship #classicrock #buymusic #supportyourartists

Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom On this episode, we review Robert Wyatt’s second solo album. We get into an argument about it with a lot of screaming because our opinions are completely different and it makes one of us blow a gasket. Our tracks of the week are Pink Floyd’s “Run Like Hell” and Rainbow’s “Does Your Head Need Straightening?” We close with Lee’s song “Swedish Homecoming.” Please listen to the whole episode. You’ll be entertained. Cheers!  #progressiveRock

On this episode we have a guest host, Marissa Baby Girl Star Child Evans Stone, discussing the band’s eleventh studio album. Our tracks of the week are: Dio’s “Rainbow In The Dark”, Huey Lewis and the News’ “Pineapple Express” and James Taylor’s “One Man Parade.” We finish the episode with Lee’s song, “Finally.” Take care everyone. Cheers!

Thanksgiving Special Y'all  On this episode, we have a special guest co-host Eddy Cannistraci on our review of an album Motörhead-1916 that is untypical of the band but it’s a welcome change for us. Our tracks of the week are AC/DC’s “Money Shot”, “Am I Evil” by Metallica and Yes’ “Tempus Fugit.” We conclude the episode with Lee’s song “Voice Float.” Cheers, everyone!! #Motörhead1916