Episode 024 -- The history of distortion in rock music

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Recorded25 Jan 2019

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Of course we all know the distorted and fuzzy tones of Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, and more. Did you know it started decades earlier and was helped made popular through western-swing and other musical genres? You did?! Fantastic! Join us anyway and get to know the context of distortion and enjoy some song clips.

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