On this encore episode of The Story Behind the Song, we revisit a conversation with Graham Russell of the Australian super duo Air Supply to discuss their smash hit “All Out of Love."

Air Supply's own Graham Russell joins host Peter Csathy to talk about how “All Out of Love” came together and how Clive Davis' input made the song an international success. He also talks about how he met Russell Hitchcock in the cast of Jesus Christ Superstar, how they became more famous, and their impact on popular culture.

Listen to Russell's full conversation and more on your favorite podcast platform. Then, make sure to follow The Story Behind the Song, and rate and review on Apple Podcasts. Fans can also check out the new TSBTS merch -- including a killer poster and jigsaw puzzle -- available now at the Consequence Shop or via the buy now buttons below!

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Lead singer and songwriter Adam Duritz of Counting Crows joins host Peter Csathy on The Story Behind the Song, to explore the iconic "A Long December" from Recovering the Satellites. Peter welcomes Adam to discuss the deeply emotional and moving song, its spontaneous creation in under 24 hours, and its enduring legacy as a fan favorite that continues to resonate decades later. Released in 1996 on Counting Crows' second album, "A Long December" captured a unique moment, and the band is now preparing to hit the road on their summer tour in support of their great new album, Butter Miracle, the Complete Sweets.

The conversation delves into Adam's 'light bulb moment' of becoming a songwriter, the band's unexpected meteoric rise with their debut August and Everything After, and the personal challenges that accompanied sudden fame. Adam also opens up about the band's new album The Butter Miracle: The Complete Sweets and the collaborative magic that fuels their creative process.

Listen to Adam Duritz talk about “A Long December” and more. TThen, make sure to follow The Story Behind the Song, and rate and review on Apple Podcasts. Fans can also check out the new TSBTS merch -- including a killer poster and jigsaw puzzle -- available now at the Consequence Shop or via the buy now buttons below!

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On this encore episode of The Story Behind the Song, we revisit the incredible music of Heart. Just last week, we brought you Nancy Wilson's insights into their powerful track "Barracuda." Now, we journey back to an earlier conversation with Nancy, exploring Heart's breakout classic from their early years: "Crazy on You." This iconic song, arguably their masterpiece, helped solidify Heart as the rock institution they undeniably are – an absolute powerhouse of guitars, drums, bass, and unmistakable vocals led by the dynamic sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson.

Formed in 1973, Heart swiftly ascended to the top of the music scene within a few short years. Their 1975 full-length debut, Dreamboat Annie, gifted the world with hits like the title track and the irresistible "Magic Man." However, nestled just three songs into that tracklist lies "Crazy on You," a jam that endures as perhaps the band's most instantly recognizable.

Listen to Heart's Nancy Wilson explore "Crazy on You" and more on your favorite podcast platform. Then, make sure to follow The Story Behind the Song, and rate and review on Apple Podcasts. Fans can also check out the new TSBTS merch -- including a killer poster and jigsaw puzzle -- available now at the Consequence Shop or via the buy now buttons below!

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