This is our final episode of The Stueytunes Show, but fear not: Tony and Aaron aren't going anywhere. They have just decided to move onto bigger and better things together since they make such a great team. Thank you to everyone who has supported the show by listening, shared the show, and provided us with such wonderful feedback. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, and see you very soon on our new adventure! PS: If you stick around to the end of the episode, you just might find out what we're up to next! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Billie Holiday died in 1959, and yet over 60 years later she is still impacting music (especially jazz and pop) and politics. A victim of blatant racism, and a government with an axe to grind, Holiday struggled her entire life. The fact that she recorded (and in some cases wrote) such iconic music is a true testament to the person she was. She ultimately won and it just took us all time to realize it.She has been the subject of books, songs (U2's "Angel Of Harlem") and films (the award winning Lady Sings The Blues starring Diana Ross). Clearly, she has never been or ever will be forgotten.One of her trademark songs "Strange Fruit" is a song that, sadly, is as relevant today as when it first was released. Perhaps some things have changed but the roots of the actions have not.It is a chance for us at The Stueytunes Show to look at a dazzling performer, fantastic singer, and a remarkable person.It is time to shine the light on Billie Holiday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carole King’s landmark album ‘Tapestry’ exploded onto the music scene in 1971, and has remained an enduring piece of music history ever since. This album didn’t just open the door for female singer-songwriters, it slammed it wide open.Carole King was...

Interviews have been around since newspapers started printing. Politicians, atheletes, heroes, and, of course, celebrities. In the world of entertainment interviews are used to, usually, promote an upcoming project or release. Authors talk about their...

In 1966 NBC premiered a sitcom featuring a rock and roll band called The Monkees, featuring four actors who were chosen to represent specific character types, modelled after The Beatles.  Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork and Davy Jones were...

Kenneth Womack is an expert on The Beatles. He takes the time and effort to carefully research The Beatles, and as a result has written definitive books on the band and their producer. His books include:  Long and Winding Roads: The Evolving Artistry of...

The Stueytunes Show presents our 2020 Christmas Bonus episode!

Oscar Wilde once said that imitation is the highest form of flattery. When it comes to Elvis, he has been and continues to be flattered, judging from the sheer amount of Elvis Impersonators. This is an industry that is a result of one of the biggest music stars of all time.  Join us for a look inside the wild, weird and wonderful world of Elvis impersonators!To see the show notes and learn more, visit us at www.stueytunes.com