Season 1 Wrap-Up Extravaganza Part 2 - Episode 50

Welcome to the season finalé of The ABC's of Rock. If you've listened to every episode you are our champion! This episode concludes the Season 1 Wrap Up Extravaganza featuring bands covered from N through Z. Lots of fantastic music to enjoy and with me again is my daughter Chloe who I love exposing to new music.

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Featured songs (read ahead OR be surprised!!!)

New York Dolls - Chatterbox [From 1974's Too Much Too Soon]

The Offspring - Living In Chaos {From 2000's Conspiracy of One]

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll [From 1976's Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers]

Queens of the Stone Age - Into the Hollow [From 2007's Era Vulgaris]

Rush - A Passage to Bangkok [From 1976's 2112]

Skid Row - Let's Go [From 2013's United World Rebellion - Chapter One]

Talking Heads - Totally Nude [From 1988's Naked]

U2 - Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car [From 1993's Zooropa]

Van Halen - Bottom's Up! [From 1979's Van Halen II]

White Stripes - I'm Finding It Harder to be a Gentleman [From 2001's White Blood Cells]

XTC - Paper and Iron (Notes and Coins) [From 1980's Black Sea]

"Weird" Al Yankovic - Christmas At Ground Zero [From 1986's Polka Party]

Warren Zevon - Even a Dog Can Shake Hands [From 1987's Sentimental Hygiene]