Ep 304 - Bon Jovi, Neil Finn, Joan Jett, Lamont Dozier

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This week: a fantastic interview with Jon Bon Jovi & Richie Sambora from 2000 - 13 years before their falling out. We have Joan Jett just as she was about to become the breakout star of 1981. Christopher's in-depth interview with Neil Finn (Crowded House, Fleetwood Mac) is the hidden gem this week. Have a listen! And Motown songwriting legend Lamont Dozier talks about the early days of Hitsville USA - and explains how the Supremes didn't want to record the song that made them

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This week: a fantastic interview with Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora from 2000 - 13 years before their falling out. Christopher talks about interviewing Bon Jovi before they were famous and how they became MuchMusic regulars. ...

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