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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2018 · 40 MIN

Ep 115 - Paul Simon, The Killers, Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, Alan Parsons

from Famous Lost Words · host Bell Media

One of the greatest songwriters of all time – Paul Simon – tells us about his craft in an early ‘70s interview.  From 2006, we have a great chat with The Killers upon the release of their second album.  (You’ll be surprised at what ‘80s hit they love!)  Also, we chat with a guy who was involved in two of the greatest albums ever (clue: they were “Abbey Road” and “Dark Side Of The Moon”) and we’ll also feature a hilarious chat with Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden

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One of the greatest songwriters of all time – Paul Simon – tells us about his craft in an early ‘70s interview. From 2006, we have a great chat with The Killers upon the release of their second album. (You’ll be surprised...

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