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Serious Rock Talk Podcast

Serious Rock Talk Podcast

By: Paolo Pettofrezza Etienne Plante & Ian Clarke
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Podcasters | Musicians | Rockers | Historians | Vinyl Reviewers | Serious Rock Talk™️ With Humor!!!! This award-winning podcast looks at classic rock - and the people who made/make it - with enough knowledge, irreverence, and low-level insanity to make it worthwhile. It's all about Rock Talk.Paolo Pettofrezza, Etienne Plante, & Ian Clarke 2018 Music
Episodes
  • Gram Parsons: Dark Death of the Cosmic Cowboy
    Aug 29 2025
    Gram Parsons: Dark Death of the Cosmic Cowboy Few musicians have started a genre—but that's what Gram Parsons did. He is the reigning pioneer of country rock—a huge influence on bands that came after, most notably, The Eagles. However, fate pays little attention to achievement, and Gram's life is clouded with a gothic darkness, culminating in the sordid details of his demise. Dr. Clarke takes you back in time to Joshua Tree. It's 1973. Let the tale unfold.
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    15 mins
  • Rock Trios: When Three Is Not a Crowd (Masters of Rock Talk)
    Aug 18 2025
    Rock Trios: When Three is Not a Crowd Usually a rock band has at least four members. Why would anyone settle for just three? Oh, there are many good reasons, and in this episode you're going to experience the liberation of those who claim, 'the fewer, the better'. Maybe it is. You decide. Listen in.
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    32 mins
  • The Real Roll of Sex in Rock (Masters of Rock Talk)
    Aug 6 2025
    The Real Roll of Sex in Rock Like birds of a feather, sex and rock go together. But why? You don't find this corporeal attachment in jazz or classical. Why rock? Dr. Clarke, diplomatically and with an unnerving sense of purpose, confronts the facts and figures straight on. Tune in. Turn on. But don't drop out.
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    19 mins
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