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Hosted by Claude Call · music · EN-US
A music podcast by Claude Call
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Signup to Generate a Pitch1971 Archives – How Good It Is is hosted by Claude Call. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "183: Diss Tracks" (22 March 2026), "165: If You Could Read My Mind (featuring Mike Messner)" (19 February 2023, 33 minutes), and "136: Ain’t No Sunshine" (31 December 2020, 18 minutes).
1971 Archives – How Good It Is publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for 1971 Archives – How Good It Is is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. 1971 Archives – How Good It Is requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. 1971 Archives – How Good It Is's contact route on record: public web form.
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Claude Call hosts 1971 Archives – How Good It Is, a music podcast with 10 episodes published.
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1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p>And once again my voice has a case of Peter Brady. I need to quit recording late at night.</p> <p>We have a variety of diss tracks here for you, all but one of them dating back to before they were even called such a...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p>You might remember a few episodes back when I teamed up with Mike Messner. He’s the host of the Gordon Lightfoot appreciation podcast Carefree Highway Revisited. Well, Mike is back, and this time around we’re talking...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p >Bill Withers was an aspiring musician, but he kept his feet on the ground for a long time. Even after his first album started to climb the charts, he kept working his job assembling bathrooms in an airplane factory...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p >NOTE: I got word that there was a problem with the uploaded file. It should be fine now. Apologies for those of you who had hassles. </p> (Original photo by Meg Wagener for Unsplash) <p >Let me start by thanking the...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p >Hi, gang. I’m recording in the Southern Studio this week (and next week) so apologies for audio issues. It’s a lot harder to do what I do when I’m using different equipment to do it. Case in point: what you’re...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p >John Fogerty had already picked up some popularity with his band The Golliwogs, but Uncle Sam came a-calling in 1966. In order to avoid being sent to Vietnam, he instead enlisted in the Army Reserves, where he...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p >Murray Head is one of those guys whose name you may or may not know, but you’re certainly familiar with some of his work.</p> <p >In 1970 he worked on a concept album with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. The first...
1971 Archives – How Good It Is
<p>In 1970, Led Zeppelin band members Robert Plant and Jimmy Page wanted a new song to use as the centerpiece of their concerts. so they retreated to a cottage in Wales, as you do in these situations. And when they...
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