Show Notes
On this weekās edition of the Vinyl Tapcast Randy Bachman finishes up his short sampler of Canadian rock. Randy calls it the āCamJamā and the playlist features some of the best artists who have been rockinā the world from north of the 49th for about the past fifty years. This week weāll hear from Red Ryder, Lighthouse, Jeff Healy, Amanda Marshal, Bryan Adams, Big Sugar, Rush, Trooper and many more.
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This week on Vinyl Tap we get right to the heart of rock and rollā¦. Randy Bachman has put together a playlist thatās going to be a bit of a mixed bag. There will be songs with āHeartā in the title from Huey Lewis, The Eagles, Pat Benatar, Rush and others. The playlist will also include musicians opening their hearts in support of important causesā¦ big and small. They use their talent and fame and hearts to help others.
On this Vinyl Tap podcast Randy Bachman turns the volume to 11 and plays some Power Trios! Rock at its most basicā¦ drums, bass and lead guitar. Add a vocal and youāve got a rock and roll recipe for success. The playlist includes Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Rush, ZZ Top, Stevie Ray Vaughn and many more!
This time on Vinyl Tap weāll continue with another important instrument in pop music - the piano! On this podcast weāll hear some of the best in a lineup that includes Bruce Hornsby, Blue Rodeo, ELO, Gino Vannelli, The Doors and Eddie Van Halen.
This time on Vinyl Tap weāll listen to another important instrument in pop music. As you know, Randy Bachman has a real passion for guitarā¦ driving rhythm and hot solos are what he calls rock and roll. But often bands will include piano, organ, or keyboards to beef up their songs. On this podcast weāll hear some of the best in a lineup that includes Bruce Hornsby, The Guess Who, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Beatles, The Band, Little Richard, Elton John, Billie Joel and many more. This aināt your Grandmaās parlourā¦ the piano rocks this time on The Tap!
This week, Randy Bachman turns the spotlight on women who rock! Wanda Jackson is known as the āQueen Of Rockabillyā and shared the stage with many of the top acts in the fifties. In 2011 she released an album with Jack White of the White Stripes. It included the song āShakinā All Overā which was a breakout hit for Randy and the Guess Who. This week the Vinyl Tap trip through time looks at some of the other women who rocked and many who still do. The playlist includes Heart, Joan Jett, Alanis Morissette, Stevie Nicks, Pink, Pat Benatar, Janis Joplin and many others.