Lost Notes - Season 1: Introducing Lost Notes

Lost Notes: Groupies

KCRW

Music History, Documentary, Society & Culture, Music

4.7 • 721 Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2018

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Summary

Hear a preview of Lost Notes, an anthology of some of the greatest music stories never truly told. Top journalists present stand-alone audio documentaries that highlight music’s head, heart and beat, with host Solomon Georgio as your guide.

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0:00.0	Hey, new friends.
0:01.9	How did the song Louis Louis go from a regional frat party hit to the target of an FBI investigation?
0:08.4	They checked us out pretty thoroughly.
0:10.6	Saw nothing was going on.
0:12.3	Kids drinking coax and, oh, smoking cigarettes.
0:16.2	What's the most unlistnable band in the world?
0:19.9	And were they secretly good?
0:21.4	With the shags, the first listen is the hardest.
0:29.1	Why did boy band New Edition really break up?
0:32.1	This is New Edition, from Boston.
0:34.6	What are five kids from Celtics Country doing,
0:37.1	paling around with the Lakers,
0:39.1	exactly when one of the most famous sports rivalries in American history is at its peak?
0:45.3	What's it like to become friends with the truly weird, truly reclusive Captain Beefheart?
0:50.4	How come you don't want to tour?
0:52.3	Well, to be perfectly true with you, I really don't care if I hear it or not.
0:57.0	It's for me.
0:58.0	I mean, I do it for me.
1:00.0	I have to.
1:02.0	And if I don't get it out, I mean, good God.
1:05.0	And how did Johnny Cash pluck an inmate out of Folsom Prison and turn him into a country music star.
1:11.4	Thank you very much. This next song was written by a man right here in Folsom Prison.
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