Classic rockers have staying power even after they leave the world. Host Mike Fox reveals wild stories of those Veteran Rockers. To dive deeper into the conversation, Mike has a MixCloud channel for Veteran Rockers, in which you can actually hear the timeless music from these artists and bands that never tired easily. Rock and Roll never dies, especially on Veteran Rockers.

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Classic rockers have staying power even after they leave the world. Host Mike Fox reveals wild stories of those Veteran Rockers. To dive deeper into the conversation, Mike has a MixCloud channel for Veteran Rockers, in which you can actually hear the timeless music from these artists and bands that never tired easily. Rock and Roll never dies, especially on Veteran Rockers.
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March 2, 2025
Clapton and Collins
<p>Experience this episode with the music mentioned in it by clicking on this link: <a href="https://www.mixcloud.com/dashboard/my-shows/unlisted/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://www.mixcloud.com/dashboard/my-shows/unlisted/</a>.</p><p>Phil Collins initially became fascinated with the genius of rock legend Eric Clapton after seeing him play with Cream in 1966. Phil never thought that less than twenty years later, not only would Eric play guitar on his debut solo record, but Phil would be asked to produce an album or two by Slowhand. In 1984, Roger Forrester suggested he use Phil as he was riding high at the time. Though Eric wasn't a fan of Genesis, the two of them were friends even before Clapton recorded with Collins on the track "If Leaving Me Is Easy" from Phil's 1981 debut solo album "Face Value." Collins produced and played drums on Eric's 1985 album "Behind The Sun." The collaboration between Clapton and Collins marked a significant moment in both their careers, blending Clapton's iconic guitar work with Collins' distinctive drumming style. This partnership not only showcased their individual talents but also paved the way for further musical exploration and innovation in the rock genre. Not everyone enjoyed this slick new sound at the time, and some critics even thought he was sacrificing his talent for commercial consumption for the masses, as the record contained a few ballads. However, many fans embraced the shift, appreciating the emotional depth and artistry that the ballads brought to the album. When Phil co-produced Eric's 1986 follow-up "August" with Tom Dowd as executive producer, the result was Eric's most successful record to date. After Eric's son Connor was born, he managed to get sober again, but this time, Eric surrendered to a program of recovery, and it showed in the music he ended the decade with. The maturity in his songwriting reflected a newfound clarity and purpose, resonating deeply with listeners who had followed his journey. His 1989 album called "Journeyman" only had one track with Phil Collins called "Bad Love," but this particular collaboration left fans and critics with a sense of nostalgia as Eric's guitar playing was reminiscent of Jimi Hendrix, but Phil's slick drumming beautifully commiserated with the raw emotion of the lyrics. This fusion of styles not only showcased their individual talents but also highlighted the seamless blend of rock and soul that defined the era, leaving an indelible mark on the music landscape. Eric's also played guitar on Phil's 1989 "I Wish It Would Rain Down," from Phil's album "But Seriously," showcasing the emotional depth that both musicians brought to their collaborations. Unlike "If Leaving Me Is Easy," you can hear Eric this time.</p>

December 14, 2024
Prince's Purple Rain
Veteran Rockers host discusses the innovative production and pop-oriented sound of Prince's iconic album Purple Rain, exploring its lasting impact on music.

December 7, 2024
The Kinks-Part 3 (1981-1993)
The Kinks lead vocalist Ray Davies and his brother Dave discuss the toxic sibling rivalry that led to the band's breakup in the 1990s after struggling with challenges in the 1980s.
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