The Jokermen are joined by critic and friend of the pod Nick Newman for a look at Dennis Wilson's first and last starring role in a motion picture: Monte Hellman's existentialist road flick, TWO-LANE BLACKTOP.
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With the huge new set dropping tomorrow, we're hitting both The Complete Budokan and a bonkers Charlotte show from the end of the same year. It's 1978 up in this bitch.
The Players
Bob Dylan:Â vocals, guitar, harp
Billy Cross:Â guitar
Alan Pasqua:Â keyboards
Steven Soles:Â guitar
David Mansfield:Â violin, mandolin
Steve Douglas:Â horns
Jerry Scheff:Â bass
Bobbye Hall:Â percussion
Ian Wallace:Â drums
Helena Springs:Â vocals
Jo Ann Harris:Â vocals
Carolyn Dennis:Â vocals
The Jokermen rap with friend of the pod Dylan Rupert about her excellent new history of the Sunset Strip rock scene "Groupies: Women of the Sunset Strip from the Pill to Punk."
The Jokermen discuss the last remaining artifact of Brian Wilson's output in the 1960s: the legendary lost poetry record he produced for Stephen John Kalinich, "A World of Peace Must Come." Plus: Virgil's Root Beer.
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