It’s a potpourri of topics on this show. Talk about the future of the show. Song by The Dictators – Who will save rock and roll. Talk about the trials and tribulations of finding new work and going back to Gonzaga. Talk about my college radio days.

Apologies for a rough start as my audio went south and had to do a hack fix. Song by Emerson Lake and Palmer – From the Beginning. Talk about the connection between Frank Zappa album Joe’s Garage and Donald Trump. Song by Frank Zappa – Packard Goose.

I’m a little unhinged on this one. Talk about nothing really. Unhinged rambling and then… Song by Useless ID – Land of Idiocracy from their new album State is Burning. Talk about living in the time of Trump. Song by The Motels – So LA.

Talk about the snow in Portland, OR. More than we have had in over 10 years. Song by The Paz Band, featuring members of The Genders. Speed of Life. Talk about Trump. What does it all mean? Song by Jellyfish – The King is Half Undressed.

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends! The first official return of the Rock and Roll Jew Show is here. Talk about the new Patreon page and listen to some throwback songs from my Podcasting past.

The Rock and Roll Jew Show is back. It’s different now and better than ever. Album Tracks will continue as a feature of the new show. Welcome back! Let’s get rocking.

This time, I look at my favorite Journey album, Evolution

Welcome back to Album Tracks, a closer look at classic rock albums. This week: David Bowie – The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, 1972 One of the great rock albums of all time and an influence for many bands to follow. Also,

Welcome back to Album Tracks, a closer look at classic rock albums. This week: Aerosmith, Toys in the Attic 1975 This was a formative album in my rock education. I played it over and over. It’s my favorite Aerosmith album.

Hello and welcome to the new podcast. On each show, I take a look at a different classic rock album and talk about what it means to me, its place in history and play a few tracks. This week: Foreigner, Foreigner 1977 This is one of the great debut albu...