The Rock'n'Blues Experience

Welcome back and cominy up Jay Jay French joins us from the Twisted Sister camp ahead of the tour and we talk about the new line up will Dee Snider return and what to expect from Sebastian Bach, plus Don Dokken recalls epic nights at The Starwood Club where all sorts of debauchery went on during the 80's we hear about Paul Rodgers joining Hillbilly Vegas and we look back at one of the great bands fromLA in the 80's who came close to breaking big but missed out Doug Aldrich remembers life with Lion

On this edition of the show we begin a look back at the greatest ever debut albums in rock history and the album that held the title of the greatest selling debut album of all time from its release in fall of 1977 up until the end of 2008 was Boston's self titled debut album.
On the show we go back to the very beginnings when Barry Goudreau was putting a band together at college and they needed a keyboard player and strolling in came Tom Scholz and the rest as they say well that's history , join us as Barry recounts how they went from playing bars and small clubs to MSG in a year .

Taken from the upcoming show with Jay Jay French we look back at the day The Beatles finally broke America this was a few months before the infamous appearance on Ed Sullivan show it was New Years Eve 1963 the man on the mic was legendary DJ Cousin Brucie from New York and here is the story of how it happened.
Jay Jay French went on to become one of the original members of Twisted Sister in the early 70's and we look at their rise to stardom and what is happening now on the run up to the new tour this September that is all on the new edition of "The Rock'n'Blues Experience" that you can find on the website this week and youtube and Facebook

From the upcoming show Jay Jay French of Twisted Sister talking about New York life in67 when he met The Who in central park and what John Entwhistle did when he saw Roger Daltry credit on a song he had written

From the upcoming show with Jay Jay French from Twisted Sister here is a clip with Jay Jay recounting the funniest review of the band he ever saw in print and the alternative view on what his career high point was and yes it is very funny.
Look out for the full edition of the show coming soon
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