Ep 103 - Lou Gramm/John Mayer/Chantal Kreviazuk

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This week: Lou Gramm deals with the backlash from his Foreigner bandmates when he releases his successful solo album. John Mayer in a weird and wonderful 2006 interview with Roger Ashby & Marilyn Denis Chantal Kreviazuk on the difference between working with Gwen Stefani and her own husband... and a peek at the utter mayhem backstage at a Rod Stewart concert in the '70s

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