Rewind the Walkman

from Mothman in the Bible Belt Hosted by Buck Fantastic

Justin Johnson, Chad Fisher, and Nathan Shrewsbury of West Virginia '80s pop-rock retro band Rewind The Walkman discuss their debut show at The Blue Parrot on February 17th, '80s music, their music videos, and whether Heart singer Ann Wilson should regularly perform a song she detests, "All I Wanna Do is Make Love to You." The band also chime in on Everytime You Go Away singer Paul Young's deteriorating voice. Other topics of discussion include Sierra Ferrell performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Cher filing for conservatorship of her son, Elijah Blue Allmann, and musicians that passed away in 2023.

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