Dave Davies
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 7 Sep
Dave Davies’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Fresh Air · ‘The Dog Stars’ novelist Peter Heller / Remembering rock critic Dave Marsh · 21 Aug 2026
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And as a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominating committee, Marsh blocked the band Kiss from entering the hall, though they eventually were inducted.
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In his monthly newsletter Rock and Roll Confidential, later titled Rock and Rap Confidential, Marsh examined the political, social, and economic implications of popular music.
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He helped create the E Street Radio Channel on Sirius XM and was host of Kick Out the Jams for Sirius XM for 19 years.
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We're going to listen to Terry's 1987 interview with Dave Marsh, just after he published Glory Dave.
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Days, the second volume of his biography of Bruce Springsteen.
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Nice to be here.
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Dave Marsh spoke to Terry Gross in nineteen eighty seven.
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We'll hear a portion of his nineteen ninety three interview after a break.
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This is fresh air.
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I was talking to one retired admiral who said, you know what the problem is they didn't
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This is Fresh Air.
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We are listening to portions of our interviews with rock critic Dave Marsh.
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He died a week ago at the age of seventy six.
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In nineteen ninety three, Marsh wrote a book about the song he said tells the story of rock and roll.
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That song is Louis Louis.
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That's considered rock's most recorded song, covered by everyone from punk bands to Otis Reading to high school marching bands.
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Louie Louie was written in 1955 by a black rhythm and blues singer and songwriter named Richard Berry, who recorded it in 1956.
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Seven years later, a Portland, Oregon band, the Kingsmen, recorded their version of it with garbled lyrics.
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It became a hit.
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In nineteen ninety three Dave Marsh told Terry how for years much of America came to believe that the lyrics in the song were obscene.
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