# John Denver

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Episode 94 - Top 5 Fallout Music

Attention!! Tune your Pip-Boy radios and warm up your vacuum tubes! This week, we are diving deep into the radioactive tracklist of the Wasteland to explore the iconic music of Fallout!The idea is simple, any music across the franchise can be included so games and tv series are all valid. So join uâ€Ķ

ðŸ”Ĩ Elizabeth Holmes, A24 & Nathan Fielder’s 3-Hour Documentary Hits #1 + Noah Wyle Is 2026 People’s Sexiest Man Alive

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Halloween weekend made for a VERY strange box office, with Nathan Fielder and A24’s nearly three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything taking the #1 spot. Jordan, Stan and Super James agree on one thing: three hours in a theatre for a documentary might be asking a little much. 😂 â€Ķ

Interview Special with Tom Sands, Luthier plus Tenzing - new film

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Send us Fan Mail Charles and Graham interview Tom Sands: Ripon's Tom Sands, is a luthier. He sells homemade acoustic guitars from Ripon worldwide. He was apprenticed to a master acoustic guitar maker in California. Tom's guitars now cost ÂĢ19,500 to buy, with a waiting list of between two and three â€Ķ

1974’s Greatest Hits Countdown: Ray Stevens, John Denver, and the Wildest Stories Behind the Songs

Today we are visiting one of the most gloriously weird and wondrous years in music history — the charts were packed with streakers, gangsters, and some passive-aggressive jealousy. We celebrate this crazy year with 10 songs that sound exactly like the moment they came out in the 70s and when you heâ€Ķ

Episode 433 from Nov 5, 2026

Brutal Truth - "4:20" - Sounds of the Animal Kingdom Ciccone Youth - "Silence" - The Whitey Album Nihilist Assault Group - "(untitled excerpt)" - Silent Movie Coil - "Tunnel of the Goats XVII" - Constant Shallowness Leads To Evil Whitehouse - "Birthdeath Experience" - Birthdeath Experience West Coaâ€Ķ

A Life In The Mirror Acoustic Solo

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Everybody’s heard of John Denver. Well, almost everybody. At the risk of dating myself, I’ve known about Denver and his music for decades. Yet, I never took the time to examine or play John’s music. Until now. He inspired me to cover “Jenny Dreamed of Trains” in my last blog. Here, I’m taking on onâ€Ķ

Unplugged Reggae Songs Featuring Hirie, Gentleman ft Shaggy, Ziggy Marley, The Expendables, UB40, Wiseman, Sublime, Afternoon Delight and No Doubt.

LIVE & ACOUSTIC REGGAE: CAN THE GROOVE SURVIVE THE STRIP-BACK? Take away the studio polish, turn down the production tricks, and leave the music exposed. Does reggae still have the groove? This week on Tracks on Trial, Andy and Sam put live and acoustic reggae to the test. From laid-back roots perfâ€Ķ

October 12th

Opera, soul, Broadway rock, American folk and K-pop come together in today’s episode of The Music Dial, with stories connected to October 12. We remember Luciano Pavarotti and Sam Moore, two extraordinary singers born on the very same day in 1935, revisit the Broadway opening of Jesus Christ Supersâ€Ķ

My Boomer Buddies Podcast S3 E37: Rick Reed & Kathy St. Martin Swap 60s-80s Road-Trip Song Memories

Send us Fan Mail Show NotesContent TypeinterviewPrimary GoaldiscussionSummaryBoomer Buddies Podcast host Rick Reed and returning co-host Kathleen St. Martin swap memories and recommendations for road-trip music from the 1950s through the 1980s. They explore how tempo, time of day, scenery, passengeâ€Ķ