Long Live Rock 'N' Roll

Episode 8: ‘Electric Ladyland’ - The Jimi Hendrix Experience  '...And The Gods Made Jimi' Fresh from a ‘63 gigs in 66 days’ tour, Jimi Hendrix entered the studio to record what would be his final work and presented to us a double album with the most incredible songwriting, personally written lyrics and virtuoso guitar playing that cemented Hendrix’s place in Rock ‘N’ Roll history. With innova...

Episode 7: Guns N' Roses 'One In A Million' In a time where Rock ‘N’ Roll had become somewhat stagnant, a band full of incredibly talented musicians emerged - Guns N’ Roses brought grit, sleaze and attitude back into Rock ‘N’ Roll and took the world by storm. Selling over 100,000,000 albums worldwide and with each member excelling and brimming with talent in their chosen field, they became Rock le...

Episode 6: Natural Talent vs Hard Work In the next instalment of the Tour Diary Series, Laz and Felipe are joined by their good friend and Jack J Hutchinson Band roadie, Mr Johnny Deller!  Before heading to a gig - Laz, Felipe and Johnny sit down to discuss the difference between natural talent and hard work in the music industry.  LONG LIVE ROCK ‘N’ ROLL - Follow the Podcast on Social M...

Episode 5: ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ - Pink Floyd 'Any Album You Like' Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ is one of the most important albums of all time. It’s technological innovations were a glimpse into the future of modern technology + music, the iconic spoken lines were fresh, dark & true insights into the minds of real people, the album cover is one of the most recognisable piece...

Episode 4: Creedence Clearwater Revival 'Fortunate Fans' In 1967, a band who had been performing for over a decade together, changed their style, attitude and main songwriter and went on to become one of the most important bands to emerge from 60s USA. Fresh from having performed their own gig, Laz & Felipe discuss the band dynamics, the songwriting, the style, the heartbreak & misery and...

Episode 3: ‘Led Zeppelin II’ - Led Zeppelin 'Whole Lotta Zep' In October of 1969, Led Zeppelin released an album that would change the world of Rock ‘N’ Roll forever. An album that would push the boundaries of Blues Rock, hint at Zeppelin’s future endeavours, contain some of the most iconic Guitar riffs & solos and introduce one of the first Rock Drum Solos on an album. In Episode 3, Laz and F...

Episode 2: Queen 'God Save The Queen' As one of the pioneering Rock bands of the 70s, one of the planet’s most famous acts of the 80s and literal legends of the 90s - Queen have proven that when it comes to being Rock ‘N’ Roll, anything goes. They gifted us with Rock’s greatest ever Frontman, an innovative pioneer of the Guitar, one of the best singing Drummers and a bass player whose Bass lines w...

Episode 1: Rock 'N' Roll Is Dead! “Rock ‘N’ Roll is dead!”… is a phrase we hear a lot in the music industry.  It’s a statement that was first coined in the late 50’s when Elvis went to the army, Little Richard retired and Buddy Holly died. It was spoken again by Roger Waters in 1972 whilst Pink Floyd were in the studio recording the very album that would give Rock ‘N’ Roll a new, albeit diffe...

Episode 0 - Trailer In a world where Rock 'N' Roll is taking a back seat, Laz and Felipe, two touring Rock musicians, analyse, review and discuss the most notable and important albums in Rock 'N' Roll history and why the artists who created them are so significant. With album reviews, musical analysis and band-specific discussions/debates; this show will give you an insight into these remarkable r...