Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Shortino

We've been to the "play as a villain" well a bunch of times, but this week's theatrical release of Thunderbolts inspired TL Foster of Welcome to the Thing to join us for a look at games that let you play as whole teams of characters who don't typically play well with others. We'll also get into Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a smattering of Switch and Switch 2 news, Epic's court win against Apple, and your views on remakes and remasters. Question of the Week: Is there an “antiquated” style of gameplay (e.g. turn-based RPGs) that you think should return? Break song is E.G.G.M.A.N. by Paul Shortino. Vidjagame Apocalypse theme by Matthew Joseph Payne.

The final episode with special guest Paul Shortino features a live chat between him and his friend from the “Rock Meets Classic” tour of Germany, Russ Ballard himself. A fascinating insight into their views on the music scene today and how technology is shaping the industry, together with hilarious stories guaranteed to make you smile. Oh and a couple of surprises along the way….don't miss it!  “Russ, I love you like a brother from another….” Paul Shortino  “Paul, I feel the same way…..” Russ Ballard

The second part of Ian's chat with Paul Shortino in which he gives us a fascinating insight to his landmark appearance at Hear N'Aid (America's rock equivalent to Band Aid), as well as detailing the close association with his mentor, Ronnie James Dio. Apart from Paul's infectious personality, enjoy more good music and commentary from his solo career and numerous collaborations including Carmine Appice's band, King Kobra. “That has changed recently. Russ Ballard gave me chills every night on Rock Meets Classic when I heard him sing “You Can Do Magic”. It has have to be his version, no one else's version of song. “ Paul Shortino's response when asked “what is your favourite song of all time?”

Sven is taking a break from the show so Ian kicks off a new series chatting to the legendary Paul Shortino from his home in Las Vegas.  Part 1 features Paul's climb to stardom from a young age, his role as “Duke Fame” in the movie “This is Spinal Tap”, Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot and much more. He also talks passionately about his recent tour of Germany on “Rock Meets Classic” and his affinity with Russ Ballard and all the other performing artists on that stage.  “I'm sure Russ Ballard could have written a hit song for me!”  Paul Shortino

Welcome to the Nothing Shocking Podcast 2.0 reboot episode 205 with our guest Paul Shortino of King Kobra (Ruff Cutt, Quiet Riot, Badd Boyz).  In this episode we discuss the newest King Kobra record, We Are Warriors. We also discuss his various projects including Icons of Classic Rock, and Rock Meets Classic upcoming tours, and more! For more information visit: https://paulshortino.com/   Please like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nothingshockingpodcast/  Follow us on twitter at  https://twitter.com/hashtag/noshockpod.   Libsyn website: https://nothingshocking.libsyn.com For more info on the Hong Kong Sleepover: https://thehongkongsleepover.bandcamp.com Help support the podcast and record stores by shopping at Ragged Records. http://www.raggedrecords.org     

EP 573 featuring vocalist Paul Shortino

EP 573 featuring vocalist Paul Shortino

Interview by Kris PetersWhen it comes to drummers they don't come more top shelf than Carmine Appice.After leaving Ozzy Osbourne in the early 1980s, Appice decided he was done with working for other musicians and decided instead to forge his own path, with his own band.That band became King Kobra who burst onto the music scene in 1985 with their debut album Ready To Strike.With a sound that nestled somewhere between heavy metal and glam metal, King Kobra have undergone several line-up changes over the years, as well as taking more than one gestation periods off, but one thing has remained constant throughout.Carmine Appice.Now, with a renewed line-up featuring Quiet Riot guitarist Carlos Cavazo and former Dio member Rowan Robertson, King Kobra are back with their seventh and arguably best album to date titled We Are Warriors. It is a typically hard hitting album from the band and one which Appice promises will be the start of another fresh era of metal from one of the greats.HEAVY sat down with Appice to find out more."I've always tried to stay within the limits of whatever band's I'm working with," he began. "We Are Warriors started out with me and Paul (Shortino, vocals) and sometimes Rowan and sometimes Carlos putting some ideas down because we all have studios. The whole album was done by everyone in their home studio, because the kind of budgets you get today and everybody lives in different places... it doesn't pay to fly everybody in and get hotels and sit around and write songs and then go into a studio. You might as well throw your money out the window that you're getting. Me and Paul probably made 5c an hour making that album because we spent a lot of time on it. A lot of time writing the songs. But we did it all by the internet. As you can see I have my studio behind me and I engineer my own drums. We did everything that way."In the full interview Carmine goes deeper into the writing and recording process, what he was going for musically with We Are Warriors, what the new members bring to the sound, how much King Kobra's sound has changed from their debut album to this one, working with Ozzy Osbourne and being sacked by Sharon, changing with the times and more.

Paul Shortino, exvocalista de Quiet Riot y Dave Bickler, exvocalista de Survivor

¡Hoy es viernes de… Icons of Classic Rock! Y agárrense de donde estén, súbanle todo el volumen porque ya están aquí Paul Shortino, ex-vocalista de Quiet Riot y Dave Bickler, ex-vocalista de Survivor, que son parte del lineup de Icons of Classic Rock, junto con músicos de las bandas más grandes de los 70 y 80 como AC/DC, Boston, The Romantics, Santana y Foreigner.

Murió el Maestro Ignacio López Tarso y recordamos un poco de su gran trayectoria. Regresa la versión metalera de Cristian Castro y de qué va el Icons of Classic Rock. Y como siempre, les tenemos notas, regalitos, chisme y musiquita.

This week InObscuria once again lets our hair down and fills it full of Aquanet! That's right… we are again diving hair-first into the world of obscure glam metal. Whether you call it: glam metal, hair metal, cock rock, hard rock… it's all good and is the soundtrack to every party! We are focusing on songs that fit the format of the end of Summer party: Loud Guitars, Fast Cars, and Wild, Wild Women. Hope you dig!What are we all about here at InObscuria? Every week your two hosts crawl down to the crypts to exhume obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal in one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. If you dig it… go dig it up and buy it! Support these artists and keep your devil horns high in the air! Let's party like it's 1989!Songs this week include:Rough Cutt - “We Like It Loud” from Wants You! (1986)Von Groove - “Once Is Not Enough” from Von Groove (1992)The Rage - “Hot Rod” from Take On The World (1992)Tattoo Rodeo - “Sweet Little Vikki” from Rode Hard & Put Away Wet (1991)Sweet F.A. - “I Love Women” from Stick To Your Guns (1990)Rockhead - “Bed Of Roses” from Rockhead (1992)Beggars & Thieves - “Loves A Bitch” from Beggars & Thieves (1990)Blue Tears - “Loud Guitars, Fast Cars, And Wild, Wild Women” from Dancin' On The Backstreets (2005)Please subscribe everywhere that you listen to podcasts!Visit us: https://inobscuria.com/https://www.facebook.com/InObscuriahttps://twitter.com/inobscuriahttps://www.instagram.com/inobscuria/Buy cool stuff with our logo on it!: https://www.redbubble.com/people/inobscuria/og-shopIf you'd like to check out Kevin's band THE SWEAR, take a listen on all streaming services or pick up a digital copy of their latest release here: https://theswear.bandcamp.com/If you want to hear Robert and Kevin's band from the late 90s – early 00s BIG JACK PNEUMATIC, check it out here: https://bigjackpnuematic.bandcamp.com/Check out Robert's amazing fire sculptures and metal workings here: http://flamewerx.com/

It's Christmas time and we have a special podcast for you. We have asked the following to stop by and share their favorite Christmas/Holiday memories: Danny Vaughn, Doro Pesch, Eddie Trunk, Chris Hagar, Steve Brown, Paul Shortino, Wendy Dio and Perry Richardson. So grab a glass of eggnog, get comfy and enjoy the memories.   We have music for you by CJ Ramone, Lee Aaron, Psychostick, Lost in Static, Psychopunch. So turn it up and get ready to rock.  It's the last round of Five Questions and we close it out with Robby Lochner from Jack Russell's Great White.  What questions will Robby answer from the boys? Plus Robby shares two of his favorite memories as well.   Join Randy and Troy, for this and every episode of Ouch You're on my Hair and subscribe to the show on ApplePodcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podomatic, Podbean and more. You can find them on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Ouch, You're on my Hair is brought to you by Dirt Bag Clothing.

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Keel es una banda de heavy metal formada en Los Ángeles en 1983. La banda nació de la idea de Ronnie Keel, quien dejó the Steeler project, una banda donde el conocido guitarrista Yngwie Malmsteen también tocó por un período. Ron Keel originalmente llamó la atención del público a principios de la década de 1980 cuando fundó Steeler, un grupo que incluía a un joven Yngwie Malmsteen en sus primeros días. Después de lanzar un álbum homónimo con el grupo en 1983, Ron decidió romper la formación para crear un nuevo proyecto, que se llamará "Keel" , arrastrando a lo largo del baterista Bobby Marks, que ya había sido parte de una de las últimas líneas de su banda anterior. La primera formación de Keel fue en Boston, y consistió en guitarristas Marc Ferrari y David Michael-Phillips, Kenny Chaisson en el bajo, y el baterista Bobby Marks (Ex Steeler y Londres). David Michael-Phillips (nombre real David Henzerling) vino de la banda The Schoolboys, que más tarde se abrió camino bajo el nombre Icon después de su partida. Mientras que Kenny Chaisson era el hermano del bajista de Steeler y Badlands Greg Chaisson. En este período inicial el grupo grabó las dos primeras demos de las canciones "Lay Down the Law" y "Speed Demon" . Esta primera encarnación de The Keels representó un solo espectáculo en el Perkin''s Palace (El Teatro Raymond) en Pasadena en abril de ese año, frente a 1.500 personas. Entre bastidores durante ese evento también estuvieron presentes Tony Iommi y Geezer Butler de Black Sabbath, Lita Ford y Carmine Appice. Appice notó a Michael-Phillips y lo reclutó mientras buscaba nuevos músicos para su nuevo proyecto que se llamaría King Kobra. Después de solo un mes de vida, Ron Keel decidió disolver la banda ya que fue invitado por el productor Spencer Proffer a una audición para Black Sabbath. En realidad, Ron Keel había grabado canciones, originalmente compuestas por la banda canadiense Kick Axe, para pasar a la evaluación de Sabbath. Fue el productor Spencer Proffer (que también dirigió Kick Axe y Sabbath) quien invitó a Ron a cantar estas canciones, pero los veteranos de Birmingham no estaban satisfechos con su actuación. Keel nunca tuvo la oportunidad de audicionar o grabar material con la banda Británica, y más tarde admitió que no fue reclutado ya que la banda quería que Ozzy Osbourne volviera a la voz. Sin embargo, el papel de cantante fue finalmente asignado a David Donato, que duró unos meses, luego reemplazado por Ray Gillen. Ron Keel, amargado, decidió reanudar el proyecto de Keel, reensamblando la antigua alineación, mientras que Michael-Phillips, que se había unido a King Kobra mientras tanto, fue reemplazado por Bryan Jay. Después de encontrar una formación estable, lograron asegurar un acuerdo con el sello Shrapnel Records, con el que lanzaron su debut Lay Down the Law en el mismo 1984. El álbum atrajo la atención del conocido bajista/cantante de Kiss Gene Simmons, quien se convirtió en su mentor, y los llevó a concluir un contrato con una filial de A& M, Gold Mountain Records. Después de esto, el baterista Bobby Marks dejó la banda, y para reemplazarlo temporalmente sucedió a varios bateristas; primero Fred Coury (que un año más tarde se unió a Londres, y luego Cenicienta); luego Barry Brandt de Angel, Y finalmente Steve Riley, ex Steppenwolf, y en el futuro miembro de W. A. S. P. y L. A. Guns. Riley comenzó a grabar el segundo álbum, pero dejó la banda poco después para unirse a W. A. S. P. siendo reemplazado en las quillas por Dwain Miller. Con esta formación, que permaneció sin cambios durante unos cuatro años, Keel lanzó el álbum The Right to Rock, lanzado el 26 de marzo de 1985, que se estableció como uno de sus discos más exitosos. Fue producido por Gene Simmons, quien también compuso algunas de las pistas del álbum. De este álbum se extrajo la pista titular de la cual se rodó un videoclip transmitido du MTV que obtuvo un éxito decente. El sencillo permitió al grupo ganar el título de "Mejor Banda nueva" del periódico Metal Edge music en 1986. El álbum también contenía la famosa versión de los Rolling Stones "let''s Spend The Night Together" , y la pista "Speed Demon" , ya contenida en el debut, también fue revivida. Después de ser asegurados a MCA Records a través de Simmons, lanzaron el tercer álbum The Final Frontier el 30 de abril de 1986, producido de nuevo por el bajista de Kiss y en el que Ferrari también comenzó a contribuir a las composiciones. Con este trabajo, el grupo se trasladó gradualmente a avenidas más comerciales, introduciendo canciones más asimilables y varias baladas de poder. De hecho, incluía la conocida canción Because the Night, una reinterpretación de Patti Smith escrita con Bruce Springsteen. El disco también contó con invitados especiales como Joan Jett (ex-The Runaways), Gregg Giuffria (Angel Giuffria, House of Lords), Jaime St.James (Black ''N Blue), Mitch Perry (ex-Steeler, M. S. G. Y Heaven) y Michael Des Barres (Silverhead). La banda tocó junto a Dio en Gran Bretaña y Krokus en los Estados Unidos. En el mismo año lanzaron solo en Japón el EP / recopilatorio Tears of Fire para celebrar el éxito de la gira en el país asiático. En 1987 participaron en la banda sonora de la película dudes (en italiano Dudes: Diciotenni Arrabbiati) dirigida por Penelope Spheeris, con la canción "Rock N'' Roll Outlaw" (cover de The Rose Tattoo) producida por Kevin Beamish, de la que también se rodó un videoclip. W. A. S. P. , Megadeth y Steve Vai también formarán parte de la banda sonora de la película. El epónimo Keel (1987), fue probablemente el álbum que logró obtener el mayor éxito dado el cambio de sonidos aún más suave y comercial. Interrumpieron la colaboración con Gene Simmons, que será reemplazado por el conocido Michael Wagener, con quien la banda pretendía aligerar aún más los sonidos, siguiendo la vena melódica del heavy metal con atmósferas AOR. El sencillo fue "somebody''s Waiting" . También en este álbum incluyó la participación de Jaime St.James como corista. El álbum contó con una canción escrita en colaboración con el bajista de Dio Jimmy Bain titulada "Calm Before the Storm" . La canción no realizada en el álbum, "Proud to be Loud" , escrita por Marc Ferrari, fue más tarde incluida en el álbum Power Metal de Pantera, que Ferrari ayudó a producir en 1988. Tras el lanzamiento del álbum homónimo, Keels fue invitado a abrir el primer show de Mötley Crüe''s Girls Girls tour y logró ganar el importante papel de grupo de apoyo a Bon Jovi con motivo de la gira del galardonado Slippery When Wet, sin embargo fracasaron en su intento de ganarse a nuevas audiencias. Después de esta serie de fechas, Ferrari y Jay decepcionados por la falta de éxito, dejaron la banda en 1988 y fueron reemplazados respectivamente por Scott Warren y Tony Palamucci. Marc Ferrari mientras tanto formó la banda "Ferrari" , pero pronto el cantante del grupo, Oni Logan lo abandonó para unirse a The Lynch Mob, un grupo fundado por el ex guitarrista de Dokken George Lynch. Debido a problemas legales con el fabricante de automóviles italiano del mismo nombre, el nombre de la banda fue cambiado a cold Sweat. Firmaron con MCA Records para lanzar el álbum Break Out en 1990. Al año siguiente, tras la disolución de este proyecto, Ferrari fundó Medicine Wheel. Keels se puso a trabajar en la liberación de un quinto álbum, y decidió grabar material jugado en dos fechas agotadas en vivo en el Roxy Theatre en Hollywood. El álbum Larger than Live (1989), fue compuesto en parte de material nuevo y en parte de las actuaciones en vivo grabadas en 1987. El álbum cuenta con las reinterpretaciones "Rock And Roll Outlaw" de Rose Tattoo y "Fool for a Pretty Face" de Humble Pie. Jaime St. James y Kevin DuBrow, cantantes de Black '' N Blue y Quiet Riot respectivamente, participaron como voces adicionales en la reinterpretación de Humble Pie. El nuevo tecladista Scott Warren dejó la banda poco después de la grabación del álbum, reemplazado por Jesse Bradman, ya miembro de The Night Ranger, pero también de las bandas de Eddie Money y Aldo Nova. Después de que se hiciera el video musical final de "Dreams Are Not Enough" , Ron decidió disolver el grupo en 1989. Tony Palmucci se unió a Baton Rouge en 1991 y lanzó el álbum Lights Out on The Playground. Scott Warren se unirá a las órdenes, luego a los berlineses y más tarde a Dio. Ron Keel en 1989 participó en un proyecto compuesto enteramente por chicas, llamado "Fair Game" . El grupo nació de las cenizas de otra banda llamada No Game, y estaba compuesto por las guitarristas Tina Listo y Eve Marie, la baterista Stephanie Leigh y la bajista Janna James. Aunque estuvieron activos en el circuito en vivo, Fair Game nunca lanzó ningún material. Listo, bajo su nombre real Tina Wood, se unió a Phantom Blue en 1996. La hermana del baterista de Mötley Crüe, Tommy Lee, Athena Bass, reemplazó a Leigh detrás de la batería antes de que la banda anunciara su disolución en 1992. En 2000, surgió una colección de material grabado por la banda para Metal Mayhem Records, llamado Beauty & The Beast. Kenny Chaisson participó como corista en el álbum debut de Tuff What Comes Around Goes Around en 1991. Después de esto, Ron Keel dejó el heavy metal por un período, mudándose a Nashville y grabando un álbum country como "Ronnie Lee Keel" , titulado "Western Country" . Después de esto, tocó por un período en 1997 en la banda japonesa Saber Tiger. En julio de 1998, Keel se reunió en Phoenix con Ron Keel, Bryan Jay, Marc Ferrari, Kenny Chaisson y Dwain Miller para crear una colección de canciones raras e inéditas, incluyendo "Reason To Rock" , una canción de 1987 que nunca había sido terminada. El álbum, titulado Keel VI: Back in Action, fue lanzado en 1998 por D-Rock Records. El álbum también contenía temas antiguos como "United Nations" , "Lay Down the Law" y "Speed Demon" , así como la reinterpretación de Argent "Hold Your Head Up" . El álbum también contiene la canción "Proud to be Loud" , escrita por Ferrari y originalmente destinada a ser parte del álbum homónimo de Keel (1987). Esto fue descartado y Ferrari, en ese momento colaborador de Pantera, les asignó la canción que fue incluida en su álbum Power Metal (1988). Su canción "Speed Demon" se puede escuchar por unos momentos en la película Men in Black II (2002), y aparecerá en la compilación U. S. metal Vol. IV. El ex guitarrista Tony Palmucci se unió a la banda en solitario del líder de Twisted Sister, Dee Snider, con quien lanzó el álbum Never Let The Bastards Wear you Down en 2000. En 2007, The Ultimate Ron Keel Collection fue lanzado con material de Keel, pistas no realizadas de otros proyectos de Ron Keel como Lust, Saber Tiger y Steeler, y una pista en solitario inédita, "Long time Coming" . Keel anunció oficialmente una nueva reunión en noviembre de 2008, compuesta por Ron Keel, Marc Ferrari, Bryan Jay, Dwain Miller y el nuevo bajista Geno Arce, quien ya era miembro de Iron Horse con Ron Keel. Más tarde firmaron un acuerdo con Chavis Records. El quinteto debutó en vivo en el Club Vodka en Hollywood el 31 de enero de 2009 con el apoyo de DC4. El 29 de enero de 2010, Streets of Rock ''N'' Roll fue lanzado por el sello italiano Frontiers Records. El álbum, producido por Pat Regan (Rainbow, Deep Purple, Mr. Big, Warrants), cuenta con la participación de algunos invitados como Jaime St.James de Black ''N Blue, quien ya había participado como vocalista de respaldo en los tres álbumes anteriores, y Paul Shortino, ex vocalista de Rough Cutt.

ROX Network interview with rock vocalist Paul Shortino. Famous for his work in Rough Cutt, King Kobra and more! Here our full length, unedited and uncensored discussion with Paul on his career, the music business and the world as he sees it!Video version available on Youtube!

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More info at https://rockn.me/stevenstjames Steven St. James has a soulful singing voice that has taken him from Motown's Hard Rock band Kagny and the Dirty Rats with a pre-BulletBoys Marq Torien, to the band Sarge where he cowrote some of what would become Rough Cutt's hits with guitarist Chris Hager, to, finally, just in the last couple of years, reuniting with Hager and fronting Rough Cutt itself with a revitalized lineup. His voice brings back to Hard Rock a soulfulness, a vulnerability, but also a street corner toughness, that's lacking from many bands these days. Steven's singing ability is big and beautiful and outdone only by his humility and kindness. I first met Steven at the first performance of the current Rough Cutt lineup in 2019. We've been friends ever since. It turns out, Steven is the only member of Rough Cutt I haven't previously interviewed, so we decided to rectify that in what became part-interview, part-hangout. We talked about his time with Motown, the new Rough Cutt song "Black Rose," which he co-wrote, his singing and songwriting career, how he gets along with original Rough Cutt vocalist Paul Shortino, and more. Bourbon Singing in 118-degrees Urgent L.A. Why Steven trained for, but didn't become, and EMT Controlling his anger Steven's long history with Rough Cutt before joining Rough Cutt Forming the band Sarge with Chris Hager, who was fresh out of Ratt Recruiting Matt Thorne and other Ratt members Motown seeks out Steven Motown demands exclusivity Hanging with Ronnie James Dio Recruiting Marq Torien for Kagny and the Dirty Rats Reconnecting with Chris Hager of Rough Riot A singer who helps with load-in! Impressing Rockin' Dave Alford Joining Rough Cutt (before he knew he joined Rough Cutt) 2019: "I know Chris [Hager] and Dave [Alford] reached out to Paul [Shortino]" and the other former members of Rough Cutt The other Rough Cutt's songs and crediting songwriters The classic Rough Cutt lineup then Rough Riot How could "those other guys" not know about the 2019 Rough Cutt new lineup The perplexing press release by Shortino, Thorne, and Derakh An impromptu review of Rough Cutt III Rough Cutt vs. Rough Cutt Steven reaches out to Paul Shortino Who is everybody really mad at? Turning off the controversy Who's going to change their name? Joking about new band names Rough Cutt CD RC/DC Who couldn't have known about the new Rough Cutt over the last 2 years?! Mutual respect Who actually wrote "Black Rose"/"Bed of Black Roses" and who claimed credit? Steven co-wrote Rough Cutt's most famous song... without credit Working past things Sarge songs reworked to Rough Cutt songs Matt Thorne went "full on scorched earth on ASCAP" Pariah looks up the actual legal songwriting and royalty credits The fight quiets down There is no comparison... unless you want to create a conflict Steven St. James and Paul Shortino are two different singers Butting heads, but making a way to work together "Eventually the water's just going to be red." Paul Shortino apparently won't talk to Pariah Rougher Cutt Keeping his voice in shape during the lockdown Advise for other singers Singing with Smokey Robinson, Jimmy Walker, and Mary Clayton Supporting the bands Steven's bands' websites --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pariahrocks/message

On this episode of Talking Metal, Mark Strigl speaks to guitarist Jack Frost. This chat starts 32 mins into the podcast. Topics include Brothers In Arms, Andrew Freeman, Keith St. John, Paul Shortino, Seven Witches, Aldo Nova, Joey Vera and much more. Pre-order the Brothers In Arms album here.Also in this episode, Emily and Mark talk about COVID-19, Frank Hannon of Tesla, Sven Dirkschneider, Van Halen, Iron Maiden, and much more.Help Sven Dirkschneider here.Follow Emily on IG: @space.ponyFind all-things Mark Strigl here: MarkStrigl.netFollow Mark Strigl on Twitter: @talkingmetal Follow Mark Strigl on Instagram.Support this show by making a PayPal donation.Please consider sharing this episode on social media and leaving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts.Get bonus content and support Mark on Patreon for as little as $2 a month: www.patreon.com/talkingmetal#Dirkschneider #Tesla #heavymetal #hardrock #talkingmetal #COVID19 #IronMaidenSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Glam metal cult favorite band Rough Cutt has a lot going on right now. First there's the effort by Chris Hager and Rockin' Dave Alford to distinguish themselves from the version led by Paul Shortino. Then there's their new single, Black Rose, and letting people know what happened with that song and the Shortino version there as well. Then there's the big news of the new album on it's way from Hager and Alford, joined by vocalist Steven St.James, Darren Housholder on guitars and friend of the show Jeff Buehner (The Loyal Order): on bass duties. Plus there's the upcoming tour, as the band works hard in the studio make sure you know this version will give you the best music it can, Check out the interview for all the details on all these topics and more. Some great ways to subscribe to We Talk Podcasts. Try us on iTunes. For those of you looking for an alternative we're now available on Stitcher Radio. You can also check the show out on the versatile TuneIn radio. And join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. Ancheck out the WTM archives for more amazing interviews,  

Glam metal cult favorite band Rough Cutt has a lot going on right now. First there’s the effort by Chris Hager and Rockin’ Dave Alford to distinguish themselves from the version led by Paul Shortino. Then there’s their new single, Black Rose, and letting people know what happened with that song and the Shortino version […] The post WTMusic: Rough Cutt’s Chris Hager & Rockin’ Dave Alford appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Rough Cutt is one of the original Sunset Strip heyday bands, playing with, and often trading members between, Ratt, Dio, and other bands of the era, though Rough Cutt never quite achieved the same level of success as some of their peers. In 2019, they were still around, though in the process of merging into a group called Rough Riot with members of Quiet Riot. When Rough Riot finalized its lineup change in the summer of 2019, now called Carlos Cavazo's Rough Riot, it was with Paul Shortino, singer of Rough Cutt, Amir Derakh, one of two Rough Cutt guitarists, White Lion's Greg D'Angelo on drums, Sean McNabb from Quiet Riot on bass, and guitarist Carlos Cavazo, also from Quiet Riot. Rough Cutt's Rockin' Dave Alford and Chris Hager, not a part of Rough Riot, decided to continue on with a new lineup of Rough Cutt. Alford, along with Shortino, was a founding member of the band, and Hager and Derakh, though not strictly founders, joined very early on, before the band recorded its first album. Alford and Hager auditioned and eventually hired musicians to fill in the missing three band positions. They publicly debuted their new lineup in November of 2019 during a live show in Portland, Oregon, which is the first time Pariah Burke interviewed the band. Leading up to, and in the year and a half since, that new lineup debut, Rough Cutt has aggressively marketed themselves, letting the world know about the new Rough Cutt, now including Steven St. James (Sarge, Cagny and the Dirty Rats) on vocals, second guitarist Darren Housholder (Shrapnel Records recording artist, Love/Hate), and bassist Jeff Buehner (The Loyal Order). Slowed by the pandemic, they spent most of 2020 using social media to connect with Rough Cutt fans, while not able to finish and release their first single together until March 2021, when they simultaneously dropped the single and music video for it with plenty of pre-release press and fanfare. According to the Alford and Hager, they never heard from their former Rough Cutt and Rough Riot bandmates; in fact, Alford's and Hager's attempts to contact them went unanswered. Which is why they were so surprised when, yesterday (June 8th, 2021), their former bandmates released their own album as Rough Cutt, including their own version of the single Alford's and Hager's lineup put out in March. The new album, titled Rough Cutt 3, because, other than a best of anthology, it's only the third studio LP released under the Rough Cutt band name since 1985. The release of the album, which had no pre-release announcement or marketing, was accompanied by a press release asserting that the trio calling itself Rough Cutt--Paul Shortino, Matt Thorne (aka Matt Thorr), and Amir Derakh--are "the three main men of Rough Cutt" and are "arguably the three most important members of Rough Cutt." Further, without naming them, Alford and Hager were accused of making "false accusations" and lies about [the others]]. Within minutes of the release of the album by DDR Music Group, formerly Demon Doll Records, I reached out for comment from both versions of the band. My message directly to Paul Shortino went unreturned, though the owner of DDR and producer of Rough Cutt 3, Lance V, said he would pass along my request for an interview to Shortino. Hager immediately agreed to an interview, and brought along Alford. This is my conversation with Rough Cutt founding members and apparent torchbearers Rockin' Dave Alford and Chris Hager the day after Shortino, Thorn, Derakh, and DDR Music Group issued Rough Cutt 3 and its accompanying incendiary press release. More info at https://rockn.me/roughcutt | https://PariahRocks.com/Interviews --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pariahrocks/message

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You know him from his days with Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot and Raiding the Rock Vault in Las Vegas, it's the one and only Paul Shortino. Paul stops bye to chat about some of the bands, albums and songs through the years he loves. He also talks about Ronnie James Dio, the Hear n Aid project and lots more. From Germany, we have two songs for you by Jaded Heart. With awesome heavy guitar riffs, pristine vocals and catchy hooks, you will love both of the songs from the band's album Stand Your Ground. Another round of Five Questions and this time it's with James Rivera of the band Helstar. What questions will James answers from the boys? Join Randy and Troy, for this and every episode of Ouch You're on my Hair and subscribe to the show on ApplePodcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podomatic, Podbean and more. You can find them on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Ouch, You're on my Hair is brought to you by Dirt Bag Clothing

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The Blues Cruise is a voyage through a wealth of established and lesser-known blues artists. Whether you like old school like Delta and Chicago Blues, more recent rhythm and blues, or some unadulterated blues-rock, you will not be disappointed. Mr. B gets out and about to discover what’s new and what’s hot on the blues scene at local venues, bringing you the latest about bands to follow. The blues is alive and well on MMH – The Home of Rock Radio, so join Mr. B and explore the best the genre has to offer.PLAYLISTBeth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Nutbush City LimitsAndreas Diehlmann Band - Leave Me AloneDanny Bryant - Too Far GoneCATFISH - Better DaysSam Morrow - Gettin' By On Gettin' DownVargas Blues Band Feat. Carmine Appice , Paul Shortino , Bobby Alexander - Searching For LoveSnowy White & The White Flames - Looking For SomebodyJames Solberg - Ever Seen A RainbowDavid Julia - Empty PromisesStephen Price & Stuart Speight - Into the lightEmma Wilson - Border songSuzi Quatro - My Heart and Soul (I Need You Home For Christmas)David Pinsky & The Rhythm Kings - Rocks In My BedEric Gales - South paw serenadeEric Burdon & The Animals - As The Years Go Passing By2020 Form UKBlues Awards Jam Band - Soul ShineVasti Jackson - Hey JoeLarkin Poe - Rockin in the free world

What  a day it has been… I can tell it’s Monday! Tonight comes episode 1,256 of The Rocking Comedy Show we are on the eve of election night we may hear from 45 on the show you just never know. From Rough Cutt, Raiding the Rock Vault and Quiet Riot our good friend Paul Shortino joins us in studio.… Read more

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 King Kobra fue una banda de glam metal fundada por el reconocido baterista Carmine Appice, luego de su colaboración con Ozzy Osbourne en 1984. La banda incluía cuatro músicos relativamente desconocidos: el vocalista Mark Free, el guitarrista David Michael-Philips, el bajista Johnny Rod y el guitarrista Mick Sweda. Luego de dos álbumes con el sello Capitol Records (Ready to Strike - Noviembre 9, 1985 y Thrill of a Lifetime - 1986), Appice decidió disolver la banda y unirse al guitarrista John Sykes en su proyecto Blue Murder, en 1989. En el 2010 la banda se reagrupa para hacer giras alrededor de Norteamérica. Carmine Appice regresa a la percusión, junto a Johnny Rod en el bajo, David Michael-Philips y Mick Sweda en las guitarras. Mark Free (Marcie Free luego de su cambio de sexo) no retorna como vocalista a la agrupación debido a la dedicación completa que le da a su banda Unruly Child. Sin embargo la banda cuenta con un nuevo cantante, Paul Shortino. El 5 de mayo del 2011, la banda saca a la luz su quinto material de estudio, auto-titulado "King Kobra". Dicho álbum obtuvo buenas críticas en el ambiente musical. Discografía Ready to Strike (1985) Thrill of a Lifetime (1986) King Kobra III (1988) The Lost Years (1999) (recopilación) Hollywood Trash (2001) King Kobra (2011) King Kobra II (2013)

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Quiet Riot es una banda estadounidense de Heavy Metal que, entre 1983 y 1984, contribuyó al éxito del llamado glam metal en los años 1980. Son conocidos por su éxitos «Metal Health» y «Cum On Feel the Noize». La banda se fundó en 1973 por el guitarrista Randy Rhoads y el bajista Kelly Garni bajo el nombre original de Mach 1, antes de cambiar el nombre a Little Women y finalmente a Quiet Riot en 1975La formación original estaba formada por el vocalista Kevin DuBrow, Randy Rhoads, Kelly Garni y el baterista Drew Forsyth. Su formación actual no cuenta con ningún miembro original, y consiste en el vocalista Jizzy Pearl, el baterista Frankie Banali, el bajista Chuck Wright, y el guitarrista Alex Grossi. El nombre Quiet Riot viene de una frase en la novela de John Barth de los años 1960 Giles Goat-Boy. Están en el número 100 de los 100 Mejores Artistas de Hard Rock de VH1 lograron vender unas 16 millones de copias en Estados Unidos y a nivel mundial sus ventas superan los 60 millones de copias. Kevin DuBrow, el vocalista original y en mayor tiempo en la existencia de la banda, fue encontrado muerto en su casa en Las Vegas, Nevada el 25 de noviembre de 2007.La causa de la muerte se debió a una sobredosis de cocaína. Quiet Riot se separó temporalmente después de su muerte, pero fue recientemente revivida por Banali en 2010.Los cuatro miembros originales, grabaron su primer álbum Quiet Riot, o (QR I), que fue lanzado en Japón en 1978. Meses después, el bajista Kelly Garni dejó la banda. Después de reemplazarlo con Rudy Sarzo, el segundo álbum Quiet Riot II, o (QR II), fue grabado y lanzado en Japón en 1979. En noviembre de 1979, después de fallar el lanzamiento de un álbum en Estados Unidos, Randy Rhoads siguió el consejo de su amigo Dana Strum y se unió a la banda de Ozzy Osbourne. DuBrow y Forsyth trataron de mantener la banda unida después de la separación de Rhoads. De 1980 a 1982 el nombre de la banda fue cambiado a DuBrow.Después de la muerte de Rhoads en un accidente de avión el 19 de marzo de 1982, DuBrow quiso reformar Quiet Riot. Ninguno de los miembros originales estaba interesado, así que el hermano de Tony Cavazo, Carlos, se unió como guitarrista, Sarzo se unió de nuevo a la banda en el bajo, y un amigo de Rudy, el baterista Frankie Banali, completó el grupo. En septiembre de 1982, con un poco de ayuda del productor Spencer Proffer, firmaron con CBS Records en América, y el 11 de marzo de 1983, su primer álbum en América Metal Health fue lanzado. (Sus dos álbumes previos, QR I y QR II, no habían sido lanzados todavía en los Estados Unidos). El 27 de agosto de 1983 fue lanzado el segundo single de Quiet Riot «Cum on Feel the Noize», un cover del éxito de Slade en 1973. Estuvo dos semanas en el número 5 de Billboard en noviembre de 1983. Fue la primera canción de heavy metal en estar en el Top 5 de Billboard y también la primera canción de Slade grabada por el grupo. El éxito de «Cum on Feel the Noize» ayudó a Metal Health a alcanzar el top de Billboard en álbum Pop, siendo el primer álbum de heavy metal en alcanzar el puesto #1. Un álbum en el #1 y un single en el Top 5 era lo mejor para una banda de heavy metal en 1983. El álbum Metal Health también destronó del #1 al álbum Synchronicity de The Police. Metal Health abrió el camino a un nuevo y más fuerte estado comercial del heavy metal. Metal Health se quedó en el puesto 1 por solo una semana, hasta que el álbum Can't Slow Down de Lionel Richie alcanzó el número 1 por tres semanas. El siguiente álbum del grupo, Condition Critical, fue lanzado el 7 de julio de 1984, y fue una decepción crítica y comercialmente, vendiendo solo 3 millones de copias. El lanzamiento incluía de nuevo un cover de Slade, el single «Mama Weer All Crazee Now». Frustrado, DuBrow empieza a mandar cartas a bandas metaleras nuevas en Los Ángeles sabiendo que su éxito era en parte debido a su éxito "ennow that their success was in part owed to the past successes of Quiet Riot". Esto condujo a Sarzo a separarse del grupo en 1985. El puesto de bajista en Quiet Riot fue cubierto por Chuck Wright de Giuffria.Luego, la banda lanzó QRIII en 1986, que fue otra decepción comercial. Cansados de DuBrow, el resto de Quiet Riot lo despideron de su propia banda y lo reemplazaron con el vocalista Paul Shortino. Chuck Wright a su vez fue reemplazado por Sean McNabb. La banda lanzó su álbum Quiet Riot en 1988, que también fue otro fracaso. Este álbum de 1988 técnicamente tenía el mismo nombre que su primer álbum original con Randy Rhoads. La banda cayó después de un tour que terminó en Hawaii en 1989 y DuBrow peleó para tomar el control de la banda.DuBrow y Cavazo formaron Heat, pero eventualmente cambiaron el nombre a Quiet Riot de nuevo y lanzaron Terrified (1993) con Banali y Kenny Hillery (Bajo). Ese mismo año, DuBrow lanzó The Randy Rhoads Years con canciones de los abumes de Quiet Riot de Columbia Records y algunos materiales no lanzados previemente. Hillery se fue en 1995 y se suicidó el 5 de junio de 1996; Wright se reunió al grupo para tocar el Bajo. La banda lanzó Down to the Bone ese mismo año. El siguiente año, la banda lanzó un Greatest Hits, que no incluía ninguna de las canciones de los dos discos originales de Rhoads y nada de los dos álbumes de los 90's, pero si tenía unas cuantas canciones del álbum de 1998. Después de eso, Rudy Sarzo se unió de nuevo en 1997, y la banda salió de gira.La gira no fue lo que se esperaba, y la banda fue arrestada en varias ocasiones; un fan molesto demandó a DuBrow por lesiones sostenidas durante una presentación. El grupo siguió, y lanzó Alive and Well en 1999, que contenía nuevas canciones muchos éxitos nuevamente grabados. Ellos siguieron a este álbum con Guilty Pleasures en 2001.Quiet Riot oficialmente se separó en febrero de 2003, y Sarzo se unió a Dio en el siguiente año. Pero ellos reformaron el grupo en 2005. Esta nueva unión uncluye a DuBrow, Banali, Wright, y el guitarrista Alex Grossi. La banda fue presentada en el Rock Never Stops Tour en 2005 junto a Cinderella, Ratt y FireHouse. En 2004, DuBrow grabó su primer disco en solitario, In for the kill, una colección de covers. En 2006 Chuck Wright y Alex Grossi dejaron la banda, formando L.A. Guns / Brides of Destruction. El guitarrista Tracii Guns se unió a la banda en 2006 y la dejó dos semanas después, por diferencias musicales. El último disco de estudio de Quiet Riot, Rehab (álbum), fue lanzado en octubre de 2006. Las últimas presentaciones de la banda fueron en el festival glam Rocklahoma y en un concierto gratuito a mediados de septiembre para miembros de servicio de la base aérea Kessler AFB en Biloxi, Mississippi.El 25 de noviembre de 2007, Kevin Dubrow fue hallado muerto en su casa de Las Vegas. Su compañero de banda Frankie Banali expresó lo siguiente en su sitio web oficial: "No puedo encontrar las palabras para hablar de lo que pasó. Por favor respeten mi privacidad mientras me lamento por la muerte y honro la memoria de mi querido amigo, Kevin DuBrow".

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Paul Shortino is a renowned singer in the world of heavy rock. He was the lead singer of Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot, Kong Cobra and more, and has for the last 7 years starred in the Las Vegas hit show Raiding The Rock Vault. In this episode, we get deep into Paul's expansive career spanning more than 40 years, his work with legends in the music industry, what he learned from Barbara Streisand, his approach to singing in studio vs singing live and the traps of singing in studio. We'll hear what he does to keep his voice in shape and his journey to find his voice, and much much more. Follow Paul at www.PaulShortino.com, www.instagram.com/paulshortinoofficial Follow Per at www.Instagram.com/perbristow See more content by Per Bristow at www.PerBristow.com

Paul Shortino is a renowned singer in the world of heavy rock. He was the lead singer of Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot, Kong Cobra and more, and has for the last 7 years starred in the Las Vegas hit show Raiding The Rock Vault. In this episode, we get deep into Paul’s expansive career spanning more than 40 years, his work with legends in the music industry, what he learned from Barbara Streisand, his approach to singing in studio vs singing live and the traps of singing in studio. We’ll hear what he does to keep his voice in shape and his journey to find his voice, and much much more. Follow Paul at www.PaulShortino.com, www.instagram.com/paulshortinoofficial Follow Per at www.Instagram.com/perbristow See more content by Per Bristow at www.PerBristow.com

He's one of our favorite singers and, more importantly, one of our favorite people! This week, we are rockin' with Paul Shortino, former-lead vocalist of Quiet Riot, Rough Cutt, and currently one of... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

He's one of our favorite singers and, more importantly, one of our favorite people! This week, Steven chats with Paul Shortino, former-lead vocalist of Quiet Riot, Rough Cutt, and currently one of... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

This week, a true rock star: Paul Shortino, former lead singer of Quiet Riot, Rough Cutt, and King Kobra, and currently with Rough Riot and Raiding The Rock Vault at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Las... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

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Rough Cutt, the Glam Metal band was formed in the early 80's w/ the awesome and breathtaking vocals of Paul Shortino ... the members have stepped in and out of the picture but briefly, they have remained mostly constant members and their songs are famous. Very well enjoyed music over the years is now available on iTunes, for those of you who have their Vinyl in your collection. According to Hager, their time touring with Ronnie James Dio was very special, and so was recording in the same studio with him; actually hearing the rough cutt of his first album Holy diver, too cool! He also loves to play around LA, with upcoming shows in April 2018 that you should look out for!

Rough Cutt, the Glam Metal band was formed in the early 80's w/ the awesome and breathtaking vocals of Paul Shortino ... the members have stepped in and out of the picture but briefly, they have remained mostly constant members and their songs are famous. Very well enjoyed music over the years is now available on iTunes, for those of you who have their Vinyl in your collection. According to Hager, their time touring with Ronnie James Dio was very special, and so was recording in the same studio with him; actually hearing the rough cutt of his first album Holy diver, too cool! He also loves to play around LA, with upcoming shows in April 2018 that you should look out for!

Chatting with Paul Shortino from Rough Cutt

Get an update on Week 1 of the Super Troopers 2 shoot. And Kevin & Steve are joined by old friend Dave Park (Blood Sucking Bastards). They cover frisking Willie Nelson, Is Mac a Masshole or a Maine-iac?, Indiegogo Backers visit the set, Gorky Park, Fernet-Branca, Dave's films Blood Sucking Bastards & Dark Amazon, Hasselhoff, The Scorpions, Paul Shortino, toilet decals AND MORE!  Enjoy the Chew!

Fue interesante charlar con el batería y líder del grupo, y el cantante desde hace ya casi 5 años (y ex ROUGH CUTT entre muchos otros), dos tipos veteranos, con mil "milis" a sus espaldas y mucha experiencia y cosas interesantes que contar, tanto de la actualidad de KING KOBRA como del pasado de la banda y algunas cosas más. Educados, agradables y buena gente, como viejos roqueros con pedigrí que son, fue una charla breve pero interesante...

Part II of the World of Warcraft series marches on The Burning Crusade, the game's first expansion and a bastion of fond memories for Stephen and Bryan. Silvermoon City, home of the Blood Elves, is a glorious achievement of the magic-fueled race, yet runs deep with an unsettling air of darkness. This week we're talking about how it sounds.Buy Silvermoon City here!Don't forget to follow Stephen and Bryan on Twitter for kicks!How did you like this episode? If the answer is "lots" then consider following Train Station at 8 on Twitter, subscribing on iTunes and YouTube, or maybe sending an email to TrainStationAt8@gmail.com. Hearing from you would make our day and then some!Music used in this episode:Chilling with the Monkey Porter (Train Station at 8 Season 2 Theme) - Bryan KellyE.G.G.M.A.N. - Paul Shortino and Jun SenoueAquatic Lagoon - Zone RunnersThe Sin'dorei - Russell Brower (?)Silvermoon City - Russell Brower (?)

Paul Shortino knows everyone in Rock and gladly talks about it. From coming close but not quite making it big at 17 years old, to starting his own recording studio, recording with Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot, Badd Boyz, and being brought under the wing of Ronnie James Dio. Avoiding Phil Spector and almost avoiding the Law, Paul Shortino looks back on a life in Rock and Roll and how it brought him to Rock Vault here in Las Vegas. "This is Spinal Tap" cast him as Duke Fame. Plus, he tells some great stories about being held up at the Canadian Border, getting left in a ladies room, and entering a hotel lobby completely naked.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a full month of celebrating KISS, we're back to celebrating all things that rock. KISSMAS in JULY was a huge success and we're ready to now turn you on to some stuff you aren't getting on the radio. For the new listeners, the Radio Sucks Radio Show's premise is simple. We expose you to some great quality music (old and new) that rock radio is just not giving you. We do this as a service to you, the listener, to encourage you to go out and purchase this great music and support the artist. Check the Amazon links for each artist played at the bottom of these show notes to hook yourself up with great tunes! We start off volume 13 of this series with a palate cleanser for the non-KISS fans in our audience that endured a full month of us extolling the virtues of how much KISS rocks. Teenage Bottlerocket, from Wyoming, released an album in 2009 that featured a tongue-in-cheek punk ditty pronouncing the band as being 'Bigger Than KISS' with lots of jabs thrown at the band. We want to play this for the non-KISS fans and those of you that have a sense of humor. We love KISS, you know that. We think it's good to laugh at things you love once in a while. Supagroup Supagroup, from New Orleans, started up in 1996. In this episode, we take a listen to a rock track that's sure to get you in trouble if you take it too seriously. Have a seat over there... One of the benefits of rock/metal podcasts are the fact that you can get turned on to music that you certainly can't find on the airwaves. Such is the case with The Wildhearts. Fronted by the enigmatic Ginger, the band has gone through numerous lineup changes but due to Ginger's amazing songwriting, has continued to put out some of the catchiest rock songs you've never hears. We listen to a track from their self-titled debut that's easy to love. Dick Wagner One of our favorite interviews was with former Alice Cooper guitarist Dick Wagner. Dick has an amazing musical history with his connections to Alice, KISS, and Aerosmith among others. His solo output is also very good. We take a listen to Dick's take on a rock and roll classic that inspired him. This track comes from his autobiography 'Not Only Women Bleed' which is available HERE. Highly recommended! We return from the first break to listen to a track from a modern-day power trio. Richie Kotzen, Mike Portnoy, and Billy Sheehan combine their chops to form The Winery Dogs. Their new release has already become one of the biggest rock albums of 2013; charting high despite limited airplay. We try to do our part in supporting this awesome release with a track that will leave you wanting more. Another recently-released album that's getting critical praise yet not nearly enough attention on radio is ...Like Clockwork, the latest offering from Queens of the Stone Age. Picked up on Aaron Camaro's recent excursion to Los Angeles, the album has been in constant rotation on his playlist. We take a listen to to a sampling of this new album. 2013 has proven to be a good year for rock and metal as Chris' next pick proves. With one of the more surprising releases of the year, King Kobra returns with a sophomore effort for their new lineup featuring Paul Shortino on vocals. King Kobra II has a full slate of solid material and we take a listen to the lead-off track that will run right over you. Heading into the next break, we hear from longtime Chicago doom metal legends Trouble with a track from their new release 'The Distortion Field.' Hailed by some as one of their stronger albums, we take a listen to a great track that will have you headbanging in no time. For those familiar with the Decibel Geek podcast, it's no mystery that Chris has become a Thin Lizzy fan over the show's history. This is due to many listeners pushing him to check out their catalog. Now rebranded, The Black Star Riders, have released a new album with 'All Hell Breaks Loose,' an album full of dual-guitar leads and swagger; hallmarks of the Thin Lizzy sound. While Phil Lynott can never be fully replaced, it's hard to argue with Ricky Warwick's channeling of the gone-too-soon frontman/bassist on this new track. Closing out the show is a band that's long been a go-to pick for our Radio Sucks Radio Shows. LA Guns, with their ever-changing lineup, have released a massive amount of good tunes over the years. We couldn't think of a better way to close out this new installment than with this edgy track from the Shrinking Violet sessions. Buy Music! Teenage Bottlerocket Supagroup The Wildhearts Dick Wagner The Winery Dogs Queens of the Stone Age King Kobra Trouble Black Star Riders LA Guns Contact Us!   Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Fan Page Follow on Twitter E-mail Us Comment Below   Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 342-3351