Ep 303 - Bryan Adams, Joe Jackson, Roger Ashby

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This week: a great 1981 interview w Bryan Adams - talking about the dance hit that got him started (but he'd rather forget) and working with Loverboy & Lou Gramm. Also, classic interview clips with cranky, cantankerous Joe Jackson - and the results are pure entertainment. Plus - legendary Canadian broadcaster (and recently retired CHUM jock) Roger Ashby tells us some of the most hilarious stories you've ever heard - including the time he partied with Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac - on the same day!

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This week on Famous Lost Words: a great 1981 interview with Bryan Adams - talking about the dance hit that got him started (but that he'd rather forget), working with Loverboy & Lou Gramm and "posing" for his album cover. ...

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