What is a city without its music?

The legacy of the New York Philharmonic is incredible nearly two centuries of history.

That's a lot of music and a lot of stories.

I was sitting on stage for the very first time thinking, I can't quite believe this is happening.

Join me, Jamie Bernstein, as we explore the history of the New York Philharmonic.

It's the NY Phil story made in New York, a podcast about a city, its people, and their orchestra.

Listen wherever you get podcasts.

This is Malcolm Gladwell, host of Broken Record, with my partner's Bruce Hadlam and Rick Rubin.

In case you don't know, I also host a show called Revisionist History.

My podcast about things we've forgotten or misunderstood.

This episode you're about to listen to is actually from that other podcast.

We're crossing over.

Bruce and our producer Justin Richmond are in fact stars of the episode and it features

our old friend and which tank guitarist Dave Hill.

So we decided to bring it directly to you, our Broken Record fans.

So enjoy and fear not, Broken Record will be coming back this fall with an incredible

lineup.

Here comes our Revisionist History Broken Record crossover episode on Pat Boone.

This episode contains explicit language.

You're listening to the smooth stylings of Patrick Charles Eugene Pat Boone.

Pop star of the 1950s, host of the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom, maybe the whitest, squareest

rock musician of all time.

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