Free Form Rock Podcast
Welcome to the wild world of the Free Form Rock Podcast, where we embrace every riff, solo, and scandalous hairdo from the glorious era of rock! If you’re a purist, a metal elitist who believes that any sound that isn’t an 8-minute guitar solo is akin to sacrilege, then this is your warning: you might want to turn down the volume and stick to your ‘perfect’ playlist filled with only the heaviest and most obscure bands that your no-caffeine diet can handle.
Here, we celebrate everything from shaking your head to classic rock anthems to moshing like a maniac at a metal concert! We love all the forms of rock—classic, metal, and everything in between. So, if your idea of a good time is debating over which band had the best leather pants, you’re in for quite the ride!
Sit back, relax, and remember: we don’t take ourselves too seriously—because if we did, we’d be stuck in the ‘70s, arguing over whether Led Zeppelin was better than Black Sabbath while wearing questionable platform shoes. Join us as we rock out the way rock was meant to be—loud, unapologetic, and just a little ridiculous! Tune in, turn it up, and let’s jam through the delightful chaos of our favorite tunes together!
Welcome to the wild world of the Free Form Rock Podcast, where we embrace every riff, solo, and scandalous hairdo from the glorious era of rock! If you’re a purist, a metal elitist who believes that any sound that isn’t an 8-minute guitar solo is akin to sacrilege, then this is your warning: you might want to turn down the volume and stick to your ‘perfect’ playlist filled with only the heaviest and most obscure bands that your no-caffeine diet can handle.
Here, we celebrate everything from shaking your head to classic rock anthems to moshing like a maniac at a metal concert! We love all the forms of rock—classic, metal, and everything in between. So, if your idea of a good time is debating over which band had the best leather pants, you’re in for quite the ride!
Sit back, relax, and remember: we don’t take ourselves too seriously—because if we did, we’d be stuck in the ‘70s, arguing over whether Led Zeppelin was better than Black Sabbath while wearing questionable platform shoes. Join us as we rock out the way rock was meant to be—loud, unapologetic, and just a little ridiculous! Tune in, turn it up, and let’s jam through the delightful chaos of our favorite tunes together!
Episodes

Dec 15, 2022
Dec 15, 2022
1hr 11 min
This Week on America's Podcast -Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced?
In this episode, we review the debut album by the band of a great guitar player who was multi-talented and should have lived longer. Our tracks of the week are ZZ Top’s “I’m bad (I’m Nationwide)” the Raw version, the Michael Stanley Band’s “Highway Angel” and we close with Lee’s song, “Expert.” Cheers, everyone!#jimihendrix #rock #guitargod
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Dec 8, 2022
Episode 366-Adrian Belew - Young Lions
Dec 8, 2022
Dec 8, 2022
1hr 41 min
Adrian Belew - Young Lions
In this episode, we review a solo album by a guy whose solo work should be more well-known. He's worked with an assortment of major artists but he's become a major artist in his own right. Our tracks of the way are The Church's "Under The Milky Way", Thunderclap Newman's "Look Around" and Lee's song "Spicy Tamarind." Cheers, everybody!

Dec 3, 2022
Dec 3, 2022
2hr 43 min
Fleetwood Mac- Tusk
This Special Episode On America's Podcast We Give a Tribute To Christine McVie who passed away this week.. We review the album Tusk in her honor. We have co-hosts Charles Traynor and Jerry Supe from the (Marc and Jerry with Charles BS Sessions) YouTube Podcast! Tracks of the Week Include "Hold Me' By Fleetwood Mac "Light Up" by Orianthi 'Live Forever' by Oasis and "The Letter" by Incredible String Band and we End with Lee's Track Off Ramp(Coming Up Soon) co-written by Marc Alden Taylor.. Have some booze and kick back!!
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Dec 1, 2022
Episode 365-John Hammond - So Many Roads
Dec 1, 2022
Dec 1, 2022
1hr 4 min
This Week On Americas Podcast -John Hammond - So Many Roads
In this episode, we review an album by a long-established blues artist who is well-known but not too many people nowadays seek out his music. Our tracks of the week are The Moody Blues’ “I’ve Got A Dream”, The Beatles’ “I’m So Tired” and we close with Lee’s song “Sipping Coffee.” Take care, everybody. Enjoy!#blues #americaspodcast

Nov 24, 2022
Episode 364- Ten Years After-Ssssh
Nov 24, 2022
Nov 24, 2022
1hr 15 min
This Week On Americas Podcast Ten Years After - Ssssh
In this episode, we review a classic but perhaps overlooked album by a band who needs to be heard more than they are usually. Our tracks of the week are Savoy Brown’s “Waiting In The Bamboo Grove”, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “ One Story Town” and we close with Lee’s song “Doodley Doo.” Take care everyone. Cheers! #tenyearsafter #alvinlee #classicalbum #blues
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Nov 17, 2022
Nov 17, 2022
1hr 33 min
This Week on America's Podcast Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Couldn’t Stand The Weather
In this episode, we are joined by special guest co-host Charles Traynor to review an album by a guitar player whose time was far too brief. Our tracks of the week are Vaughan Brothers’ song “Brothers”, Sweet’s song “Action” and Eric Von Schmidt’s song “Turtle Beach.” We close with Lee’s song “Underwater Tomato.” Have fun listening!#SRV #blues #texasblues #americaspodcast #freeformrockpodcast

Nov 11, 2022
Episode 362-Burnin’ Red Ivanhoe
Nov 11, 2022
Nov 11, 2022
56 min
Burnin' Red Ivanhoe
In this episode, we review a group from Denmark because it is time to branch out and be International in our selections. We hope you will listen to our episode. Our tracks of the week are AC/DC's "Meltdown", Made In Sweden's "I Don't Care" and we close with Lee's track "Spisetid." Take care everyone, cheers!

Nov 3, 2022
Nov 3, 2022
1hr 8 min
Spooky Tooth - Ceremony
In this episode, we are joined by Charles Traynor to review an album by an English progressive rock band who collaborated with a French avant-garde purveyor of what could be called Musique concrète or experimentalism. Our opinions fly all over the place on this album but that's what makes reviewing albums fun. Our tracks of the week are, Jill Kroesen's "I Am Not Seeing That You Are Here", Ghost's "Darkness At The Heart Of My Love" and Pink Floyd's "Breathe." We conclude with Lee's song "7th Experimental Piece." Have a happy listen! Cheers!
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