# Peter Doggett

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93 - The Beach Boys with Peter Doggett (Hawthorne, California)

The story of the Beach Boys begins in Hawthorne, California in the late 1950s as the band come together led by Brian Wilson, originally as The Pendletones & Dennis Wilson suggests they focus on surfing themed material.  They sign with Capitol Records in 1961 & soon have chart success with Surfin’ S…

Money, Fame, and Misery: Meet the Beatles

Money, Fame, and Misery: Meet the Beatles (w/ Peter Doggett ) In the late ‘60s, The Beatles had it all: worldwide fame, critical admiration, and more money than they ever could have imagined. So why were these four young men so miserable? (And often short of cash!) My guest today is Peter Doggett—o…

The Beatles, Ted Turner, and Ric Flair with Steve Chamberlain

This week’s podcast is a conversation with my former Atlanta neighbor, Steve Chamberlain, a former media executive whose career has intersected with some of the biggest brands and celebrities in entertainment history. I originally wanted to talk to Steve because of his experience leading the go-to…

Edison's Phonograph vs. the Gramophone: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 2.7

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit letitrollpodcast.substack.com In this episode, author Peter Doggett and host Nate Wilcox discuss “⁠Electric Shock: From the Gramophone to the iPhone – 125 Years of Pop Music⁠.” TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses minstrelsy and black…

Edison's Phonograph vs. the Gramophone: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 2.7

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses minstrelsy and blackface and includes a recording of a 1902 ‘coon song,’ presented as historical evidence. Racial slurs occur in the song’s title and in the discussion around it. In this episode, author Peter Doggett and host Nate Wilcox discuss "Electric…

The First Recording Stars: Enrico Caruso, Bert Williams and Al Jolson: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 2.8

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses minstrelsy and blackface and includes a recording of a 1902 ‘coon song,’ presented as historical evidence. Racial slurs occur in the song’s title and in the discussion around it. In this episode, author Peter Doggett and host Nate Wilcox discuss "Electric…

The First Recording Stars: Enrico Caruso, Bert Williams and Al Jolson: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 2.8

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit letitrollpodcast.substack.com TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses minstrelsy and blackface and includes an 1890s recording by George Washington Johnson, presented as historical evidence. Racial slurs occur in the billing given to the…

The Pop Jazz Age From the ODJB to Bing Crosby: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 3.12

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit letitrollpodcast.substack.com In 1917 a white New Orleans band that was not the original anything and could not spell its own genre put out a record that sounded, in Peter Doggett’s words, like “a gang of crazed instrumentalists fighting…

The Jazz Age of Pop From the ODJB to Bing Crosby: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 3.12

Host Nate Wilcox is joined again by Peter Doggett, author of “Electric Shock: From the Gramophone to the iPhone - 125 Years of Pop Music,” in a conversation first recorded in 2019 and returning now to conclude season 3 of Let It Roll From the Beginning..., in which the whole Let It Roll archive is …