Ep 512 - Special! - Our Fave moments so far!

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We wrap up Season 5 with some of our favourite moments from our previous 79 episodes! Stevie Nicks talks about her “coke & brandy days” George Michael on why his very public “outing” might have been the best thing to happen to him George Harrison takes a swipe at Paul McCartney that leaves Christopher shocked Tom gets personal with Alanis Morissette Pink talks about what guys used to expect from her on a date Canadian legend Buffy Sainte Marie talks about how she was banned from American TV networks – and didn’t find out for 10 years Steve Perry gets mocked by his bandmates from Journey The Bee Gees get carried away with Marilyn Denis And Christopher tells the funniest Robert Plant story you’ll ever hear Plus Carly Simon, Bob Ezrin and Gloria Gaynor And we end off the season with an epic episode “When Rock Stars Attack”, including… the late Helen Reddy?!

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