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Exploring the Hidden Messages in Work-Related Rock Anthems
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Ever wanted to rock out to the anthems of the common folk, and fully grasp the stories spun into those unforgettable tunes? You're in luck! Join us, Randy McGuire and Tony Phillips, and our esteemed guest, John Rootsy, as we delve into the trials and triumphs of being a musician, the meaning behind classic tracks, and how they intertwine with the experience of the working-class. Armed with our top work-related songs like Johnny Paycheck's 'Take This Job and Shove It', Rush's 'Working Man', and Todd Rudgren's 'Bang the Drum All Day', we aim to give you a deeper understanding of these anthems and the hidden messages they contain.
But wait, there's more! We're also going to give you a sneak peek into our podcast selection process and how we choose bands for our ABCs and 1-2-3s of Rock podcast. From exploring the rich history behind the creation of these timeless anthems to discussing the critical role music plays in resonating with the working-class experience, we've got it all covered. Plus, we're going to drop a couple of podcast recommendations - Down with the Dig and the Ohio Laborers District Council - perfect for those looking for a further dive into the world of work-related music. So, strap in, tune in, and get ready for a journey through the world of rock and roll like no other!
But wait, there's more! We're also going to give you a sneak peek into our podcast selection process and how we choose bands for our ABCs and 1-2-3s of Rock podcast. From exploring the rich history behind the creation of these timeless anthems to discussing the critical role music plays in resonating with the working-class experience, we've got it all covered. Plus, we're going to drop a couple of podcast recommendations - Down with the Dig and the Ohio Laborers District Council - perfect for those looking for a further dive into the world of work-related music. So, strap in, tune in, and get ready for a journey through the world of rock and roll like no other!
Chapters
1. Songs About Work (00:00:00)
2. Quick Episode and Podcast Recommendations (00:13:42)
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