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Takin' A Walk - Music History with Buzz Knight

by Buzz Knight Media Productions

From Rock legends, Grammy winners and today's Buzz Bands, Buzz Knight tells the stories behind their music. In candid, unhurried conversations, guests like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stewart Copeland of The Police, Julian Lennon, Skyler Grey, Hunter Hayes and Grandmaster Flash talk about the songs, turning points and people that shaped their careers. Every episode ends with the Dream Walk question: if you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be? More than 600 episodes of The Music History Podcast, with select conversations archived in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's…

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This is a feed drop episode from Buzz Knight's new podcast series 'Jersey Made,' which explores New Jersey's influence on American music history. The episode features an interview with Jake Thistle, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Paramus, New Jersey. Knight explores Thistle's musical journey, which began at age…

Worth it if you're interested in New Jersey's music scene, emerging singer-songwriters, or want to discover Jake Thistle's work before his debut album drops.

Buzz Knight hosts Patrick Davis, an accomplished Nashville songwriter with credits on hits for Jimmy Buffett and Darius Rucker, in a 41-minute conversation about the craft of songwriting and music history. Davis shares his origin story rooted in South Carolina, where growing up with a musician father exposed him to…

Worth it if you're interested in Nashville songwriting craft, South Carolina music history, or want to hear from someone with real industry credentials, but expect a conversational interview rather than technical deep-dives.

This is a feed-drop episode of 'Takin' A Walk' featuring Don Powell, the legendary drummer from the British rock band Slade, discussing the band's history and evolution. The episode is actually a rebroadcast from 'The Imbalanced History of Rock n Roll,' a podcast hosted by Ray and Marcus from Philadelphia radio…

Worth it if you're a Slade fan or interested in 1970s rock history and insider anecdotes from the era.

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