EP22 The 1950s Rock 'n' Roll Revival Plus, Island Records' Neil Storey
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Record Collector's Needlepoint podcast, editors Paul Lester and Daryl Easlea examine the 1950s rock-and-roll revival as their main cover feature. They trace how the movement emerged in the early 1970s, outlived shorter-lived trends, and was foreshadowed by late-1960s records from the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and the Rolling Stones. They also discuss the impact of the 1972 Wembley concert and the fashion championed by acts like Sha Na Na and Showaddywaddy, while noting the revival's downstream influence on punk, the Stray Cats, and psychobilly. Lester and Easlea discuss pop's self-awareness and the rediscovery of early pioneers. The episode features previews of a Bernie Taupin interview on Elton John's "Crocodile Rock," Teenage Fanclub discussing their catalog, four simultaneous releases from Faust, and 10cc's vocal history alongside the Stockport Shuffle anthology. Daryl Easlea also discusses his Jim Lea autobiography, How Does It Feel: Slade and Beyond, which includes contributions from Francis Rossi, Paul Weller, and Roy Wood. Author and Island Records expert Neil Storey joins the show from France to discuss his third book in the series, his career in the music business and his favourite albums of all time. #RockAndRollRevival #IslandRecords #NeilStorey #RecordCollectorsNeedlepoint #VinylCommunity #MusicHistory #1950sMusic #EltonJohn #BernieTaupin #Slade #JimLea #10cc #TeenageFanclub #Faust #TheBeatles #TheBeachBoys #TheRollingStones #Showaddywaddy #ShaNaNa #StrayCats #MusicPodcast #NewPodcastEpisode #MusicJournalism #RecordCollector #ClassicRock #PunkHistory Find out more: Watch the podcast on YouTube Read the magazine: www.recordcollectormag.com Check out the rare record database: www.rarerecordpriceguide.com #musicexperts #musicanalysis #music #rockstars #recordcollecting #Needlepointpodcast #musicalgenius #musichistory #soulmusic #punk #mowtown #records #musiccharts #musictrends