E35 A Tribute at Hyde Park and Hotel Fiction

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What happens when a free concert transforms into an unforgettable tribute? Join us as we recall the Rolling Stones' historic Hyde Park performance in 1969, just days after the tragic passing of Brian Jones. We unravel the emotional complexities, the debut of guitarist Mick Taylor, and the release of "Honky Tonk Women." Plus, we'll touch on the Atlanta International Pop Festival's influence, featuring legends like Led Zeppelin and Janis Joplin. You'll learn how these events shaped the music scene and left lasting impressions on fans and artists alike.
Next, we take you to the heart of AthFest and its electrifying performances. Experience the intensity of bands like Ancient Infant and Everyday Dogs, and the lyrical prowess of Cannon Rogers. Get to know Hotel Fiction through an engaging chat with members Jess Thompson and Jade Long. They share stories about their name's evolution, including some hilarious misinterpretations. They give us a glimpse into their artistic journey and future aspirations.
Finally, immerse yourself in the personal stories behind Hotel Fiction's music. Jade and Jess and dive into their early influences, instruments, and the creative processes that fuel their songs. Learn about the excitement and logistics of planning a national tour, including navigating new markets and connecting with fans. We'll also discuss the nitty-gritty details, from selecting local openers to choosing destinations. This episode is a treasure trove of music history, personal anecdotes, and a celebration of an ever-evolving music scene.
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Chapter

1. Music Festivals of 1969 (00:00:00)

2. AthFest Highlights and Hotel Fiction Interview (00:09:56)

3. Exploring Athens Music Scene (00:20:24)

4. National Tour Planning and Music Recommendations (00:31:26)

5. Podcast Thank You and Farewell (00:45:44)