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The Rock & Roll History Show

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Brian Horowitz and The Crambones uncover the true stories behind your favorite hit songs, along with some interesting facts and trivia about music history.

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10 lug 2026

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Episodi

The Bee Gees Wrote That? (Part 2) 11.08.2023

A few more tunes written by the Bee Gees for other artists.

The Bee Gees Wrote That? (Part 1) 04.08.2023

The Crambones check out some hits written by the Bee Gees for other artists.

Body Parts, Part 2 28.07.2023

A few more tracks about body parts!

Body Parts, Part 1 22.07.2023

A family friendly look at some songs about body parts!

From the vault: These Lyrics Did Not Age Well 14.07.2023

We'll be back next week with a brand spanking new show. Until then, enjoy "These Lyrics Did Not age Well," from October 15, 2021. Rock on, y'all!

From the vault: Songs for CPR 07.07.2023

We'll be back on July 21. Until then, enjoy "Songs For CPR," from July 22, 2022. This was Crambone Jessica's first appearance on the show. She brought her expertise as a paramedic instructor to discuss good songs to help you perform good CPR.

More Guilty Pleasures, Part 2 30.06.2023

The Crambones love these songs. How about you?

More Guilty Pleasures, Part 1 23.06.2023

More songs The Crambones can't turn off

Bad Theme Songs from Bad Movies 17.06.2023

The Crambones expertly curate some of the most hideous theme songs from some of the worst movies around.

More Mondegreens, Part 2 10.06.2023

Even more mondegreens! Did you get these lyrics correct?

More Mondegreens, Part 1 03.06.2023

A mondegreen is an aural malapropism. A homophonically misinterpreted phrase. In plain English, if we can’t understand the lyrics in a song, we substitute something that sounds like it fits. Check out some of these selections!

Two Chord Wonders 27.05.2023

Some great songs with only two chords. Feel free to play along!

One Chord Wonders 20.05.2023

Songs based on only one chord. Great for beginners!

Can We Top You Off There, Hun? 13.05.2023

Coffee, java, joe, mud, or whatever you call it!

We Get Trashy This Week 05.05.2023

The Crambones get trashy this week.

We Hope You're Hungry! 29.04.2023

It's all about food and drink on this week's show.

Upstate New York 22.04.2023

Several Crambones are from upstate New York, depending on what your defitnition of "upstate" might be. (Zoom was not cooperating for the first half of the show, so please forgive some audio issues.)

Eye Tunes 15.04.2023

Crambone John spends his days teaching Braille and mobility to blind and special needs children, so today we check out songs about vision and sight!

Mama Said Bug You Out! 07.04.2023

Bugs, insects, and creepy crawlies on this episode!

Don't Passover This Episode 01.04.2023

There have been a ton of Jewish rock stars over the years. The Crambones check out a few of them!

Check Out These Threads 25.03.2023

Songs about clothing! Who knew there were so many?

Thank You For Choo Choo Choosing Us! 18.03.2023

The Crambones check out the influence of trains on rock music. Chugga chugga choo choo!

All Thing Irish, Except U2 11.03.2023

Happy St. Patricks Day from The Crambones!

Badonkadonks 04.03.2023

Yup, this one is all about the posterior. The back of your front. The vertical smile. We're sorry.

The 1990s, The Bad 25.02.2023

The Crambones picked some of their least favorite songs from the 1990s.

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