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Rock and Roll for Grownups – Episode 30 Guide

Denny Somach once again digs deep into the vaults of rock, highlighting songs that not only topped charts but shaped generations. Episode 30 blends British rock royalty, American counterculture, and global legends, showcasing how diverse and interconnected the world of rock truly is.

Rolling Stones, Bowie & Thin Lizzy:

The journey begins with the Rolling Stones’ Ruby Tuesday, a melodic ballad that captured the softer, reflective side of the Stones. Thin Lizzy’s Jailbreak, from the 1976 album of the same name, contrasts with its rebellious hard rock. Then comes Bowie’s Changes, off Hunky Dory, featuring Rick Wakeman’s exquisite piano arrangement—an anthem of transformation and self-discovery.

Rod Argent, Jefferson Airplane & The Police:

Denny introduces Rod Argent, who recalls the story of Time of the Season, a track that nearly didn’t make its U.S. release. By the time it did, the Zombies had already disbanded. Jefferson Airplane’s politically charged Volunteers follows, embodying the rebellious spirit of the late ‘60s. Then, The Police lift the mood with the joyful Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic from Ghost in the Machine.

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Gabriel, Frampton & Styx:

Peter Gabriel’s Sledgehammer, from his 1986 self-titled fifth album, showcases his innovative sound and unforgettable video legacy. Humble Pie’s Shine On—here through Peter Frampton’s Frampton Comes Alive!—provides a soulful rock moment. Styx delivers one of their most beloved songs, Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man), sung by Tommy Shaw from The Grand Illusion.

Adams, Boston & The Who:

The energy continues with Bryan Adams’ Summer of ’69, a nostalgic anthem of youth and rock dreams. Boston’s Don’t Look Back, from their second album, delivers their trademark soaring harmonies and layered guitar sound. The Who’s Eminence Front, written and sung by Pete Townshend, adds a dark yet hypnotic edge from their It’s Hard album.

Golden Earring & Creedence Clearwater Revival:

The episode wraps with Golden Earring’s Radar Love, a Dutch powerhouse rock track that became a worldwide driving anthem. Finally, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Fortunate Son delivers its searing commentary on class and war, ensuring the show ends with both impact and intensity.

final note

Episode 30 is a masterclass in rock’s variety and vitality. From British rock gods to American rebels, Denny Somach’s curation underscores why these tracks remain unforgettable to this day.

Playlist

Ruby Tuesday – The Rolling Stones (3:12)
Changes – David Bowie (3:33)
Jailbreak – Thin Lizzy (4:01)
Time of the Season – The Zombies (3:34)
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic – The Police (4:22)
Volunteers – Jefferson Airplane (2:01)
Sledgehammer – Peter Gabriel (5:12)
Shine On – Peter Frampton (3:30)
Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man) – Styx (5:29)
Don’t Look Back – Boston (6:00)
Eminence Front – The Who (5:39)
Summer of ’69 – Bryan Adams (3:36)
Radar Love – Golden Earring (6:26)
Fortunate Son – Creedence Clearwater Revival (2:18)

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