A discussion of Chuck Berry's Christmas classic, "Run, Rudolph, Run" and our music picks for 2021.
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Chuck Berry 1958 “Never Tear Us Apart” single released on Chess. Written by Chuck Berry Music, Marvin Brodie, and Johnny Marks and produced by Leonard and Phil Chess.
Personel:
Cover:
Performed by Jonathan Horton
Intro Music:
"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Written by Josh Bond. Produced by Frank Charlton.
Other Artists Mentioned:
Jimi Hendrix
Black Crowes
Counting Crows
Bob Marley
Led Zeppelin “Coda”
Tasylor Swift
Lana Del Rey
The Rolling Stones “Some Girls”
Elmore James “Sky is Cryin’”
Sia “Chandeliers”
Adele
Beyonce
Rayland Baxter “Yellow Eyes”
Early James “Clockwork Town”
The Strokes “The New Abnormal”
The Black Keys “Delta Kream”
Lord Huron “Long Lost”
Lord Huron “Wait By the River”
Lord Huron “I Lied”
Lord Huron “When the Night is Over”
Lord Huron “Vide Noir”
Phosphorescent “Songs for Zula”
Phosphorescent “Muchacho’s Tune”
Phosphorescent “C’est La Vie”
Alan Hull “Pipe Dream”
The Beatles
Nirvana
Kacey and Clayton with Marlon Willaims “Plastic Bouquet”
Post Malone
Gabrieles “Blame”
Kanye West
L’il Wayne
L’il John
Linda Perry
Cher “Believe”
4 Non-Blondes
Chuck Berry “Johnny B Goode”
New Girl
Chuck Berry “Little Queenie”
Bob Dylan
Chuck Berry “Maybelline”
Bruce Springstien
David Bowie
Chuck Berry “Rock n Roll Music”
Chuck Berry “Memphis”
Chuck Berry “Wee Wee Hours”
Chuck Berry “Oh, Louisiana”
Michael Jackson
Little Richard
Prince
Ike Turner
Willie Dixon
John Lennon “So This Is Christmas (War Is Over)”
Elvis Presley “Blue Christmas”
“Jingle Bell Rock”
Lethal Weapon
Keith Richards
The Grateful Dead
She and Him
M Ward
Creedence Clearwater Revival
John Fogerty
Lemmy
Billy Gibbons
Dave Grohl
CeeLoo Green
Bryan Adams
Norah Jones
Billy Idol
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Cheap Trick