Rock ‘n’ roll fans will not want to miss the next edition of Life Elsewhere when Norman B reminisces with two pivotal figures whose legendary careers took off in 1060’s London. One of rock’s most famous engineers and producers, the inimitable, Glyn Johnstalks about his just-released autobiography, Sound Man, where he chronicles recording classic hits for The Rolling Stones,The Who,Led Zeppelin,Faces,The Eagles,and Eric Clapton, his dislike of Brian Jones, drugs, and who he would still like to work with.
In the second half of the program, Norman B continues his exclusive interview with Ian McLagan, the legendary keyboard player with the Small Facesand Faces, who went on as a backing player with The Rolling Stones.Machas also played in the studio and on stage with an extraordinary list of rock and roll luminaries. You’ll hear Macrecall hearing the Stonesfor the first time, believing he was about to see an American blues band.He talks about his one-time manager the infamous Andrew Loog Oldham, a notable figure who also shows up in Glyn Johnsstory. Plus, Norman B asks Ian McLaganto select his Hit That Never Was. See if you can guess what it will be.
Music lovers, cultural aficionados, history buffs and everybody who enjoys engaging interviews with celebrated guests will not want to miss these interviews. Below a preview of Norman B’s conversations with Glyn Johnsand Ian McLagan.
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