Lieber & Stoller Wrote Songs, Produced Records And Helped Create Rock & Roll

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Lieber & Stoller Wrote Songs, Produced Records And Helped Create Rock & Roll

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Aug 24, 2020

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Josh Alan Friedman joins Nate to discuss his book “Tell the Truth Until They Bleed: Coming Clean in the Dirty World of Blues and Rock 'n' Roll”.Nate and Josh talk about Jerry Lieber and his incredible song-writing partnership with Mike Stoller, their work with Elvis Presley, Atlantic Records, the Coasters and much more.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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Lieber & Stoller Wrote Songs, Produced Records And Helped Create Rock & Roll

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