Episode 41! In this episode, we wrap up our hashtag series with part two of #NickeyNotes! We read fan’s emails and messages about Nickey’s many talents and songs. We play the rare “No Deposit, No Return” tune from the CD version of “Fanny Hill” and then “Beside Myself” from Mothers Pride. Plus we might sneak in one or two more songs! Listen to find out! Also, stay tuned at the end for some cool announcements from the Posco Posse!

Episode 41! In this episode, we wrap up our hashtag series with part two of #NickeyNotes! We read fan’s emails and messages about Nickey’s many talents and songs. We play the rare “No Deposit, No Return” tune from the CD version of “Fanny Hill” and then “Beside Myself” from Mothers Pride. Plus we might sneak in one or two more songs! Listen to find out! Also, stay tuned at the end for some cool announcements from the Posco Posse!

Episode 40! In this episode, it’s a very special beginning to our hashtag of #NickeyNotes! So special that you will just have to listen to see what we’re talking about! Hint: It’s all about Nickey Barclay!

Episode 40! In this episode, it’s a very special beginning to our hashtag of #NickeyNotes! So special that you will just have to listen to see what we’re talking about! Hint: It’s all about Nickey Barclay!

Episode 39! In this episode, it’s Part 2 of our hashtag #AskAlice! Fanny’s drummer answers fan’s questions as she talks about her drumming on a variety of Fanny tunes. We play the original vocal version of “Rock Bottom Blues” which is a bonus track on the “Fanny Hill” CD, and then we play Fanny’s only blues song “Lonesome Pine” which is a bonus track on the “Mothers Pride” CD.  We also play some shorter clips from other Fanny tunes!

Episode 39! In this episode, it’s Part 2 of our hashtag #AskAlice! Fanny’s drummer answers fan’s questions as she talks about her drumming on a variety of Fanny tunes. We play the original vocal version of “Rock Bottom Blues” which is a bonus track on the “Fanny Hill” CD, and then we play Fanny’s only blues song “Lonesome Pine” which is a bonus track on the “Mothers Pride” CD.  We also play some shorter clips from other Fanny tunes!

Episode 38! In this episode, it’s Part 1 of our hashtag #AskAlice! Fanny’s drummer answers fan’s questions as she talks about her drumming on a variety of Fanny tunes. We play “Seven Roads” from Fanny’s first album, and “A Little While Later” from the “Charity Ball” album in full, as well as clips from other songs. “Seven Roads” Okay, just re-listened! Must say, I like the first version better (I think, the only difference was the intro organ cut, and vocals either added to or re-done ~ I...

Episode 38! In this episode, it’s Part 1 of our hashtag #AskAlice! Fanny’s drummer answers fan’s questions as she talks about her drumming on a variety of Fanny tunes. We play “Seven Roads” from Fanny’s first album, and “A Little While Later” from the “Charity Ball” album in full, as well as clips from other songs.  “Seven Roads” Okay, just re-listened! Must say, I like the first version better (I think, the only difference was the intro organ cut, and vocals either added to or re-done ~...

Episode 37! In this episode, we continue hashtag #JuneJams with part two of our discussion of June Millington’s songs and guitar playing. We chat about the songs “Bitter Wine” from Fanny’s first album, and “Hey Bulldog” & “Ain’t That Peculiar” from Fanny Hill. Plus some other delicious things along the way! She gave women permission to play electric guitar. I mean, I didn’t take up the electric guitar ’til…the mid-’70s, so I was, like, 24, and I just wanted to play like June. But I was...

Episode 37! In this episode, we continue hashtag #JuneJams with part two of our discussion of June Millington’s songs and guitar playing. We chat about the songs “Bitter Wine” from Fanny’s first album, and “Hey Bulldog” & “Ain’t That Peculiar” from Fanny Hill. Plus some other delicious things along the way! She gave women permission to play electric guitar. I mean, I didn’t take up the electric guitar ’til…the mid-’70s, so I was, like, 24, and I just wanted to play like June. But I was...

Episode 36! In this episode, we continue to shake things up by continuing our hashtag series. This episode is #JuneJams as we cover Fanny’s guitarist June Millington! We asked June what three songs she wanted to feature and she picked “Place In The Country,” “Badge,” and “It Takes a Lotta Good Lovin'”. We’ll continue with more of #JuneJams in episode 37 so ask any questions for June using the hashtag #JuneJams! And don’t forget to look below for Fanny roadie Segrave’s email about June’s amp...

Episode 36! In this episode, we continue to shake things up by continuing our hashtag series. This episode is #JuneJams as we cover Fanny’s guitarist June Millington! We asked June what three songs she wanted to feature and she picked “Place In The Country,” “Badge,” and “It Takes a Lotta Good Lovin'”. We’ll continue with more of #JuneJams in episode 37 so ask any questions for June using the hashtag #JuneJams! Don’t forget to look below for Fanny roadie Segrave’s email about June’s amp...

Episode 35! In this episode, we’re smokin’ as we return to the hashtag #JeanJeanie to finish up, for now, our look at Jean Millington’s vocals and bass playing on Fanny’s songs.  The songs we chat about this time are “You’re the One” (Charity Ball), “What Kind of Lover” (Charity Ball) and “Shade Me” (Fanny). Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by Jean and June Millington via pre-recorded interviews. 

Episode 35! In this episode, we’re smokin’ as we return to the hashtag #JeanJeanie to finish up, for now, our look at Jean Millington’s vocals and bass playing on Fanny’s songs.  The songs we chat about this time are “You’re the One” (Charity Ball), “What Kind of Lover” (Charity Ball) and “Shade Me” (Fanny). Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by Jean and June Millington via pre-recorded interviews. 

Episode 34! In this episode, we take a small break from our #JeanJeannie episodes and bring you a special podcast covering the most recent showing of the “Fanny: The Right To Rock” documentary at the Los Angeles Orpheum theater. Alice and Kristen went to the event where a reunited Fanny (minus Nickey) performed and was introduced by the Linda Lindas all-girl band! Even though Alice and Kristen were worn out from their long road trip, they pulled together an awesome podcast with insights to...

Episode 34! In this episode, we take a small break from our #JeanJeannie episodes and bring you a special podcast covering the most recent showing of the “Fanny: The Right To Rock” documentary at the Los Angeles Orpheum theater. Alice and Kristen went to the event where a reunited Fanny (minus Nickey) performed and was introduced by the Linda Lindas all-girl band! Even though Alice and Kristen were worn out from their long road trip, they pulled together an awesome podcast with insights to...

Episode 33! In this episode, we take a different approach as we focus on bass player Jean Millington’s songs and vocals. Jean picked out “Cat Fever”, “Place In The Country”, and “Changing Horses” as the songs she’d like to talk about. We’re going to do another episode dedicated to Jean so use the hashtag #JeanJeanie to send in any questions via our social media pages, the comment section below, or the Fanny-Rocks website contact page. We’ll be highlighting all four original members of Fanny...

Episode 33! In this episode, we take a different approach as we focus on bass player Jean Millington’s songs and vocals. Jean picked out “Cat Fever”, “Place In The Country”, and “Changing Horses” as the songs she’d like to talk about. We’re going to do another episode dedicated to Jean so use the hashtag #JeanJeanie to send in any questions via our social media pages, the comment section below, or the Fanny-Rocks website contact page. We’ll be highlighting all four original members of Fanny...

Episode 32! In this episode, we explore June Millington’s “Thinking of You” and Nickey Barclay’s “A Little While Later” both are from Fanny’s second album “Charity Ball”. Alice also shares a bit more from her journal! Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by guitarist June Millington and road manager Jim Segrave via prerecorded interviews.

Episode 32! In this episode, we explore June Millington’s “Thinking of You” and Nickey Barclay’s “A Little While Later” both are from Fanny’s second album “Charity Ball”. Alice also shares a bit more from her journal! Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by guitarist June Millington and road manager Jim Segrave via prerecorded interviews. 

Episode 31! In this episode, we explore the two songs Fanny recorded with Barbra Streisand for her “Barbra Joan Streisand” album in 1971. We listen to two tracks that Fanny recorded live with Streisand in the studio, “Where You Lead” and “Space Captain”.  Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by Jean and June Millington via prerecorded interviews.  From Fanny fan Applescruff: “It’s hard to think of a better backing band for Barbra Streisand than Fanny and Billy Preston. And Richard Perry...

Episode 31! In this episode, we explore the two songs Fanny recorded with Barbra Streisand for her “Barbra Joan Streisand” album in 1971. We listen to two tracks that Fanny recorded live with Streisand in the studio, “Where You Lead” and “Space Captain”.  Alice, Kristen, and Byron are joined by Jean and June Millington via prerecorded interviews.  From Fanny fan Applescruff: “It’s hard to think of a better backing band for Barbra Streisand than Fanny and Billy Preston. And Richard Perry...

Episode 30! In this episode, which is our final episode focusing on the documentary film “Fanny: The Right To Rock” by Bobbi Jo Hart, we get to listen to Alice and Kristen’s tales of being at the film’s premiere in San Francisco. We also listen to “Summer Song” from “Mothers Pride” because, you know, it’s Summer!

Episode 30! In this episode, which is our final episode focusing on the documentary film “Fanny: The Right To Rock” by Bobbi Jo Hart, we get to listen to Alice and Kristen’s tales of being at the film’s premiere in San Francisco. We also listen to “Summer Song” from “Mothers Pride” because, you know, it’s Summer!