Ep 113 - Elton John, Michael Jackson, Ramones, The Spoons!

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We have a interview with Elton John from the early '70s. He tells us about his relationship with Bernie Taupin, and the ONE reason he decided to come to North America in 1970 We will play you the one and only "interview" we have with Michael Jackson. Be forewarned... that "interview" is only 45 seconds long... but it's actually pretty amazing! We have a rare interview with punk pioneers The Ramones We also have the quintessential Canadian ‘80s band with one of the biggest and best songs from that era.  We're talking about The Spoons!

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We have a sensational interview with Elton John from the early '70s. He tells us about his relationship with Bernie Taupin, and the ONE reason he decided to come to North America in 1970 And we will play you the one and...

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