Rick Springfield: Still Cute

Literally! With Rob Lowe

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 12.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Rick Springfield and Rob Lowe are former Teen Beat heartthrobs! In this episode you’ll hear them talk about top frontmen, the time Rick got mistaken for Rob, transcendental meditation, Rick’s soap opera career, his new album Automatic, and more. Got a question for Rob? Call our voicemail at (323) 570-4551. Yours could get featured on the show! This episode was recorded on July 24, 2023.

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0:00.0	I'm not, I'm not, I'm not Rob Lo. He said, yes you are. What are you talking about? Rob, it's me.
0:21.0	Hey everybody. Welcome to literally. It's me. Today's a good one.
0:27.0	Today, all you teeny boppers, you 80s lovers. It's going to be very exciting. Representing 16 magazine, Tiger Beat magazine. Obviously me. Thank you. You're welcome. And Rick Springfield. I mean, come on.
0:49.0	With that lab coat, who's he kidding? And then all the great acting after, I mean,
0:56.0	it's going to be a good one. And he and I have never really met or talked in spite of the fact that we look like we might be long lost brothers.
1:03.0	Very excited for this. Hang on. Here comes Jesse's guy.
1:08.0	How are you, brother? I'm good. How are you doing?
1:20.0	Were you just singing Angie before you came on? Yeah, I was. Yeah, it's so funny because it's so weird. I've been, I've been going through this Mick Jagger, you know, Renaissance.
1:33.0	Like, like, like actively doing it. And then I woke up today to a text from a music manager. I know saying, hey, it's Mick's birthday is in two days.
1:42.0	We you do a quick video to say happy birthday. I literally, literally just did a birthday video for Mick Jagger. And then you come on and you're singing Angie. What is going on? He's everywhere.
1:55.0	How old is he? 80. Oh, that's freaking crazy. Crazy, right?
2:04.0	But how great is it as an inspiration? Yeah, no, he's no one thought it would be going on that long. He's really, he's really the kind of the pinnacle of all that.
2:18.0	But Roger Dolce is close, but Roger's having, you know, throat issues, but Mick still, you still Mick.
2:26.0	I mean, greatest frontman ever, right? Okay, give me your top, give me your top three. I have a very surprising number two frontman.
2:36.0	And I think you're going to like it. Give me your top three.
2:39.0	Well, Hendrix would be number one. And I could say I'm a frontman because he was, yeah, okay, the band.
2:48.0	Yeah, I think Mick, certainly, especially in the early days when it was, it was all new, you know, to him too.
3:01.0	And Bond Scott, PC DC.
3:06.0	Okay, well, fellow countrymen, yes. Yes, he is, yeah.
3:11.0	My, my number two, a dark horse, fellow countrymen of yours, Michael Hutchins.
3:17.0	Yeah, I think he, I've seen, I've seen a lot. I'm a big fan of music and he was fucking sick.
3:28.0	Yeah, I think from the Greek, I think if frontman's a lost art, I know we in a weird way.
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