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“I’m hooked on this podcast. It’s a very well-rounded approach to the subject. Andrew Hickey’s commentary covers everything from the musical form itself (back beat, instrumentation, rhythmic patterns) to the sociology of the music business and the lives of the artists. And he points out the rampant racism and misogyny of the music business along the way. Mr. Hickey brings his incredible knowledge and insight to the work of the famous and some not-so-famous and helps the listener understand why their contributions are significant.”
c23ro via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/21
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“This has become one of my favorite podcasts. So much so that I support Andrew on Patreon. This is a podcast not just for people who listen to music, but for people that love music. Andrew doesn’t shy away from the seediness of the music industry as that is, unfortunately, a large part of the...”Read full review »
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02/16/21
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“Exhaustively researched and fascinating series fatally shot through with the author’s snowflake sensibilities. Rock’n’roll wasn’t called the Devil’s music for no reason.”
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