Ep 207 - Bob Seger, April Wine, best music documentaries

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This week: a great chat with Bob Seger from 1976 as he was about to hit superstardom. Bob talks about his working class fans and being "bigger than The Beatles" in Detroit. Montreal's April Wine were involved in one of the greatest secret concerts in rock history in 1977, when they opened for "The Cockroaches" at Toronto's El Mocambo. It turned out to be The Rolling Stones. Hear that incredible story! We also chat with fellow music geek Jay Michaels about the greatest music documentaries of all time!

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This week on Famous Lost Words - a great chat with Bob Seger from 1976 just as he was about to hit superstardom. Bob talks about his working class fans, his incredible band and being "bigger than The Beatles" in his hometown of Detroit. ...

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