***** Listener discretion is advised - no little ears on this one!!!Waylon set himself on fire... Yup. That happened.This is just one of the standouts from this week's episode, as we step off the tragedy and move along to the utterly insane. Waylon's fi

Waylon Jennings was crushed by the loss of his friend, Buddy Holly. His first marriage dissolved, which would prove to be the first of many. While his career blossomed in Arizona, Jennings took whatever jobs he could. That meant stretching beyond his mean

Happy Easter Ya'll!!!It was the day the music died...On February 3rd, 1959, the world was at a loss. Few were closer to Buddy Holly and this tragedy than Waylon Jennings. In this episode, we take a break from the outlaw country star and see a man who lo

WELCOME TO SEASON 4 Y'ALL!!We begin with a story that could be a country song on its own... This a story of poverty, heartbreak, and dreams of the Grand Ole Opry. It's a story of music and rebellious youth. This is the story of Waylon G*****N Jennings, a

March needs a little madness, or in this case, a little Slap Nuts.Season 2 comes to a close. Join us for a little slap nuts before we start Season 3 on the Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast!Our social stuff:Patreon.com/rockandrollheavenTwitter: @rockandro

Stephen Sondheim lived to the age of 91. His career on the American Stage is unsurpassed and his legacy, undeniable. When he passed, the lights, quite literally, went out on Broadway.Join us for our final chapter on this master of the stage. Available

After Sweeney Todd, Sondheim was poised for more highs... and lows. Into the Woods was a grand success, while Merrily We Roll Along fell flat. Still, his genius shone through.Catch the next episode on the Broadway Legend Stephen Sondheim, available now o

LD powers through illness to bring you the latest on Stephen Sondheim! Sondheim copes with the loss of his mother and continues to push his career forward. A Little Night Music is followed up by the immortal Sweeney Todd. Catch it this week on the Rock an

Welcome back to Slap Those Nuts!It's everyone's favorite game show (except for LD and TJ who will undergo outrageous torture). Five rounds, various questions, and the skies are the limit. Check it out this week on the Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast!Our s

Every career has highs and lows; Stephen Sondheim was no exception.Anyone Can Whistle proved to be a flop, while A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum was a smash. Sondheim successfully navigated the Broadway trends to take his career to the nex