The UCR Podcast
The UCR Podcast
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The UCR Podcast explores the past, present and future of rock and culture's biggest legends. Hosted by Matt Wardlaw and members of the UCR team, you'll stay up to date with the latest interviews, news, roundtable discussions and more.
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The podcast delves into various themes related to rock history, artist collaborations, and cultural commentary, including specific episodes like Joe Satriani discussing the G3 tour, Warren Haynes reflecting on Dickey Betts' influence, and explorations of classic albums such as Pearl Jam’s 'Vitalogy.' It also tackles the evolution of music consumption, artist tributes, and projections for future rock events.
The UCR Podcast explores the past, present and future of rock and culture’s biggest legends. Hosted by Matt Wardlaw and members of the UCR team, you’ll stay up to date with the latest interviews, news, roundtable discussions and more.
With 38 Special continuing to celebrate their 50th anniversary, today we’re revisiting a pair of previously unreleased conversations with the band’s Don Barnes as well as former guitarist Jeff Carlisi. They spoke separately with Matt in May of 2022 to discuss the group’s debut album which was turning 45 at that time. Don and Jeff also share plenty of additional stories behind the 38 Special radio hits and other topics. What has 38 Special been up to lately? They’ve got a new album and are already planning more tour dates in 2027. You can read all about that at the UCR website. https://ultimateclassicrock.com/38-special-tour-dates-2027/
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