We start this week’s show with Supertramp. And the more you listen, the more you can hear the rift between Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies.
Then, during our extensive Peter Cetera chat, the old wounds between him and the rest of the guys in Chicago are laid bare.
Are you sensing a theme here?
For the rest of the episode it’s the stories of famous breakups!
- Ozzy Osbourne on why he couldn’t wait to get the heck away from Black Sabbath (and how Van Halen played into that decision)
- Dennis DeYoung being asked if he’s even speaking to the guys from Styx (his answer is very funny and slightly disturbing)
- Steve Perry explaining why he was very upset with his Journey bandmates.
- Lionel Richie talks about the biggest regret in his career
- Lou Gramm on the hard feelings generated by his solo career
- Peter Gabriel giving an autopsy-like explanation on why he left Genesis
- Cher talks about what life with Sonny was really like when the TV cameras were off.
- And Burton Cumming talks about the terror of playing his first solo show after leaving the Guess Who
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