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Doogie White

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4 years

by Bob in Home, Nothing Shocking Hard Rock Podcast

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Welcome to the Nothing Shocking Podcast.

On this weeks episode our guest is Doogie White. Doogie White has played with some of the best guitarists around including Ritchie Blackmore, Yngwie Malmsteen and Michael Schenker.

You can check out Doogie White here: http://www.doogiewhite.com

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Robby Lochner & Generation Axe Review

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5 years

by Bob in Home, Nothing Shocking Hard Rock Podcast

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Welcome to the Nothing Shocking Podcast. On this episode Bob reviews the Generation Axe show in Madison Wisconsin and we interview Robby Lochner of Jack Russell’s Great White

https://www.facebook.com/robby.lochner

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Guess Who Sings This Song?

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5 years

by Bob in Home, Nothing Shocking Hard Rock Podcast

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Welcome to the first episode of Nothing Shocking Podcast. On this episode we talk about the Dee Snider/Paul Stanley feud. We asked our audience what albums changed their lives. Some of the albums include Pink Floyd’s The Wall, Kiss Alive II, Kiss’ Music From the Elder, Planet Drum by Mickey Hart, The Cult’s Sonic Temple and Bon Jovi’s Slippery When Wet.

Our Albums of the Week include:

The Giuntini Project IV, Mollo & Martin The Cage 3

The Guess Who – American Woman

Paul Thorn – Too Blessed to Be Stressed

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