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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 44 MIN

John Corabi On The "New Day" Ahead

from Carr Stereo Podcast · host Terrie Carr

Some people sing, some deliver songs. John Corabi does both. John has fronted some super cool bands like The Scream, Union, The Dead Daisies and of course Motley Crue and has put out some fantastic music over the years. This time, he has outdone himself. His first (official) solo record - "New Day" comes out on 4/24 and he has out together an incredible group of players and songs. In this episode John discusses why music shouldn't "be boxed", his friend and touring mate Tom Keifer, songwriting, the magic of Marti Frederiksen, covering Sly and The Family Stone, Philadelphia and New Jersey music scene memories and more. When I interview "The Crab" (as he is called) I call it "Going Crabbing" and I love talking to John! Enjoy .....TC Out! Tune in next week!  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Some people sing, some deliver songs. John Corabi does both. John has fronted some super cool bands like The Scream, Union, The Dead Daisies and of course Motley Crue and has put out some fantastic music over the years. This time, he has outdone himself. His first (official) solo record - "New Day" comes out on 4/24 and he has out together an incredible group of players and songs. In this episode John discusses why music shouldn't "be boxed", his friend and touring mate Tom Keifer...

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