Maurice is joined by author Lisa Torem and Eric Senich of Booked on Rock Podcast to discuss Suzanne Vega's 1992 album, 99.9F.

Maurice is joined by author Pauline Bailey to talk about her series of books devoted to the Australian blues scene and its history.

Maurice speaks with author David Hepworth about the history of EMI Recording Studios at 3 Abbey Road, London.

Maurice and Shane discuss UK folk music as contemporary vs traditional, and how Bert Jansch was pivotal in making it modern. They look at the albums Rosemary Lane and L.A. Turnaround.

Maurice gets to speak with songwriter for Cold Chisel, Catfish, Tex Don and Charlie and The Suave Fucks, Don Walker.

The history of music (indeed, the history of humankind) is littered with tales of poor behaviour. It can range from stories of murder, molestation and drugs, to reports of every-day obnoxiousness. Welcome to episode 138 of Love That Album Podcast. As mu

How do you approach the music of John Cale? He supposedly butted heads with Lou Reed in the Velvet Underground for being too experimental....the creator of Metal Machine Music didn't like that Cale was too experimental!!!! Welcome to episode 137 of Love

The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles. Then there's Fairport Convention. Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast. Fai

A discussion about Sparks' 1982 album, Angst In My Pants.

When we think of music coming out of England in the 1960s, it's often in relation to the Mersey Beat, psychedelia, prog rock, or The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. England was also going through a folk music revival in a different way to the American one in the