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Nate and Justin Bankston continue the new Let It Roll mini-series in which we comment on a great music animated documentary series.
In this episode, Justin and Nate discuss Mike Judge's treatment of Waylon Jennings, king of the country music outlaws.
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This week author RJ Smith joins Nate to talk about his book “The One: The Life and Music of James Brown.”
In this episode, RJ tells Nate about James Brown's rise from extreme poverty in the racist south to his reinvention of 20th Century American music.
Nate and Justin Bankston continue the new Let It Roll mini-series in which we comment on a great music animated documentary series.
In this episode, Justin and Nate discuss Mike Judge's treatment of outlaw songwriter Billy Joe Shaver.
This week author Peter Doggett returns to talk about his book “You Never Give Me Your Money: The Beatles After the Breakup."
In this episode, Peter tells Nate about Allen Klein, Yoko Ono, Apple Corps and all the other webs that ensared The Beatles after their breakup.
Nate and Justin Bankston continue the new Let It Roll mini-series in which we comment on a great music animated documentary series.
In this episode, Justin and Nate revel in the epic tragicomic tale of the love between two of country music's all-time best. Nate will be back on Monday with our regularly scheduled Let It Roll featuring author Peter Doggett's "You Never Give Me Your Money: The Beatles After The Breakup."
This week author Jesse Jarnow joins Nate to talk about his book “Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America.”
In this episode, Jesse tells Nate about the links connecting the LSD black market, the Grateful Dead, the Internet, Hip Hop, electronic dance music and jam bands. Don't forget our special Thursday series focusing on Mike Judge's Tales from the Tour Bus.
Nate and Justin Bankston continue the new Let It Roll mini-series in which we comment on a great music animated documentary series.
In this episode, Justin and Nate struggle with the charismatic yet problematic Jerry Lee Lewis. Nate will be back on Monday with our regularly scheduled Let It Roll featuring author Jesse Jarnow's biography of psychedelic America and the Grateful Dead.
This week author Stanley Booth joins Nate to talk about his book “Red Hot and Blue.”
In this episode,Stanley shares some of his many Memphis music stories with Nate including watching Otis Redding write and record "Dock of the Bay" and the story that may have spurred Elvis Presley's 1968 comeback. Don't forget our special Thursday series focusing on Mike Judge's Tales from the Tour Bus.
Nate and Justin Bankston kick off a new Let It Roll mini-series in which we comment on a great music animated documentary series.
In this episode, Justin and Nate revel in the hilarious and touching tale of Johnny Paycheck and Mike Judge's brilliant telling. Nate will be back on Monday with our regularly scheduled Let It Roll featuring author Jesse Jarnow's biography of psychedelic America and the Grateful Dead.
This week author Peter Doggett joins Nate to talk about his book “CSNY: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.”
In this episode, Peter tells Nate about the late 60's soft rock supergroup and how it all fell apart so fast yet lasted so long. Stay tuned for our special Thursday series focusing on Mike Judge's Tales from the Tour Bus starting this week. |
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