This Week in Music History on the "takin ' a walk" podcast 4-28

Summary

Podcast Summary: Takin' a Walk – “This Week in Music History” Episode (April 28, 2025)

Host: Buzz Knight
Guest: Harry Jacobs, Music Podcaster and Music Historian
Release Date: April 28, 2025
Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts

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Introduction to This Week in Music History

[02:43] Buzz Knight:
Buzz Knight welcomes listeners to another edition of “This Week in Music History,” focusing on significant events from the week of April 28th. He introduces Harry Jacobs, a seasoned music podcaster and historian, to delve into notable moments that have shaped music over the decades.

The Beatles’ Milestones

[03:17] Harry Jacobs:
“April 28, 1966, the Beatles began recording Paperback Writer. This marks the beginning of a prolific period where, consistently every week of the year, the Beatles made headlines. Additionally, on this week in 1970, they released Let It Be in the UK, a significant release that continued their legacy.

[03:37] Buzz Knight:
Buzz anticipates more Beatles-related discussions, noting, “I have a feeling there’ll be more on this particular episode with the Beatles.”

Muhammad Ali’s Stand Against the Draft

[03:42] Harry Jacobs:
He recounts April 28, 1967, when Muhammad Ali made headlines by refusing induction into the US Army, citing his conscientious objector status as a member of the Nation of Islam. “He appeared at the induction and refused to step forward when his name was called, leading to his arrest” ([03:42]).

[04:20] Buzz Knight:
Buzz praises Ali’s courage, remarking, “What a remarkable human being, right?”

[04:44] Harry Jacobs:
Elaborates on the consequences Ali faced: “He got banned from the New York State Athletic Commission, suspended from boxing, and stripped of his heavyweight title” ([04:44]). He further explains that Ali was convicted of draft evasion on June 20, sentenced to five years in prison, though he continued to fight professionally during his appeals ([04:47]).

Bruce Springsteen’s Attempt to Meet Elvis Presley

[05:00] Harry Jacobs:
Shares an intriguing anecdote from April 29, 1976, where Bruce Springsteen allegedly attempted to meet Elvis Presley by jumping the fence at Graceland. “Bruce and Stevie decided to hop the fence to meet Elvis, but they were intercepted by a security guard” ([05:00]).

[05:16] Buzz Knight:
Reflects on the story’s authenticity, stating, “I wonder sometimes how stories become legends” ([05:16]).

[06:41] Buzz Knight:
Adds, “Great story can be a great story at the beginning, and then just that little tweak can supercharge it” ([06:41]).

Led Zeppelin’s Record-Breaking Concert

[06:41] Harry Jacobs:
Mentions that in 1977, Led Zeppelin broke records at the Pontiac Silverdome, drawing 76,229 fans to their show. “Big deal” ([06:41]).

[07:24] Buzz Knight:
Expresses enthusiasm for tracing such historical moments: “It would be a pretty incredible little thing for us to trace back a moment like that in music history” ([07:24]).

The Allman Brothers’ Eat a Peach Album

[07:52] Harry Jacobs:
Discusses the release of the Allman Brothers’ album Eat a Peach on April 30, 1972. He highlights tracks like “Blue Sky” and “One Way Out” and narrates the tragic death of guitarist Dwayne Allman during the recording process. “Parts of the album were recorded without Dwayne, using his tracks posthumously for songs like Ain't Wasting Time No More and Melissa” ([07:52]).

[09:12] Buzz Knight:
Recalls personal memories associated with the album: “I remember listening to the station that I would get to work at, WNEW FM, where the morning guy played Blue Sky every morning at 7:10” ([09:12]).

Bob Dylan’s Electric Evolution and Tour

[12:46] Harry Jacobs:
Shifts focus to Bob Dylan, noting that in 1965, Dylan performed his first electric concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, a controversial move at the time. He mentions Dylan’s experimentation with electric instruments amidst resistance from his label and management ([12:46]).

[14:42] Buzz Knight:
Updates listeners on Dylan’s current activities: “Bob is back playing some guitar, which excites the fan base” ([14:42]).

[14:54] Harry Jacobs:
Confirms Dylan’s return to guitar play despite his arthritis and tendinitis: “He has arthritis and tendinitis, which explains his limited guitar playing” ([14:54]).

[15:10] Buzz Knight:
Reflects on the dedication of Dylan’s touring musicians: “They had to learn 165 songs before going on tour” ([15:10]).

The End of the Vietnam War

[15:46] Harry Jacobs:
Remembers April 30, 1975, when the Vietnam War concluded with the fall of Saigon, a pivotal moment with profound implications ([15:46]).

[15:58] Buzz Knight:
Expresses sadness over the war’s end: “So, so sad” ([15:58]).

James Brown’s Legacy and Turbulent Life

[17:35] Harry Jacobs:
Touches on James Brown’s birth in 1933 and his intense performance style. He describes Brown’s strict discipline with his band members, including fining them for mistakes, which ultimately contributed to his downfall. “James Brown was tough to work for, leading to personal and professional turmoil” ([17:35]).

[18:43] Buzz Knight:
Comments on Brown’s dual legacy: “But a legendary performer” ([18:43]).

The Ramones and Punk Rock’s Final Original Concert

[20:38] Harry Jacobs:
Notes that in 1996, the original lineup of the Ramones played their final concert at the Palace in Hollywood, marking the end of an era for the iconic punk band. “They never played again after that” ([20:38]).

[20:51] Buzz Knight:
Clarifies that while the original lineup disbanded, later iterations of the band continued with different members ([20:51]).

Conclusion and Closing Remarks

[21:07] Buzz Knight:
Thanks Harry Jacobs for the insightful discussion, stating, “Harry, it was a very colorful week and thanks for giving it to us for this week in music history” ([21:07]).

[21:26] Buzz Knight:
Reminds listeners where to find the podcast: “We are available at Apple Podcasts, Spotify and part of the iHeart podcast network” ([21:26]).

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Notable Quotes

• Buzz Knight ([03:17]):
  “I have a feeling there’ll be more on this particular episode with the Beatles.”

• Harry Jacobs ([03:17]):
  “April 28, 1966, the Beatles began recording Paperback Writer.”

• Buzz Knight ([04:16]):
  “Fairly badass movement, huge badass move.”

• Harry Jacobs ([04:44]):
  “He got banned from the New York State Athletic Commission, suspended from boxing, and stripped of his heavyweight title.”

• Buzz Knight ([05:16]):
  “I wonder sometimes how stories become legends”.

• Harry Jacobs ([07:52]):
  “Parts of the album were recorded without Dwayne, using his tracks posthumously.”

• Buzz Knight ([14:42]):
  “Bob is back playing some guitar, which excites the fan base.”

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Key Takeaways

• The Beatles: Continued dominance in music history with significant recordings and releases during the week of April 28th.
• Muhammad Ali: His courageous stand against the draft had profound personal and professional consequences.
• Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Presley: Anecdotes highlight the intertwining of legendary artists’ lives.
• Led Zeppelin and the Allman Brothers: Record-breaking performances and impactful albums underscore their lasting influence.
• Bob Dylan: His evolution with electric instruments and recent tour developments showcase his enduring adaptability.
• James Brown and the Ramones: Both artists left indelible marks on their respective genres despite personal struggles and the end of original lineups.

Additional Resources

Listeners interested in exploring more about the topics discussed can visit the Takin' a Walk podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other major platforms within the iHeartRadio network.

Transcript

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[Buzz Knight]

Hi, this is Buzz Knight, the host of the Taking a Walk podcast and welcome to another edition of this week, Music History the week of April 28th. Let's wander over to the music history desk to music podcaster, music fan, purveyor of all things music purveyor of all things music history.

[Disney World Representative]

Harry Jacobs, purveyor, like a, like a guy selling sausages on the street in downtown Boston at the Comet. Right.

[Buzz Knight]

Got the card out there and you're.

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Playing ready to rock and roll.

[Buzz Knight]

All right.

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April.

[Disney World Representative]

April 28, 1966, the Beatles began recording Paperback Writer. This continues our tradition of every single week of the year, there was something related to the Beatles and Beatles history. And also in this week, in 1970, they released Let It Be in the UK so big, big week for the Beatles.

[Buzz Knight]

I have a feeling there'll be more on this particular episode with the Beatles.

[Disney World Representative]

I think you're right. This is also an Interesting one. 1967, Muhammad Ali had been drafted and he refused his induction into the US Army. He. This is a big deal. He claimed exemption as a conscientious objector based on religious beliefs as a member of the Nation of Islam. He appeared at the induction. It happened in Houston. He refused to step forward when his name was called, and he ended up getting arrested. And it was a, it was a big ordeal. Consequences were severe. Right.

[Buzz Knight]

Fairly, fairly badass movement, huge badass move.

[Disney World Representative]

He got banned from the New York State Athletic Commission. So he, they suspended him from, from boxing. They took away his license. They stripped the heavyweight title at that point. And then other boxing commissions followed and he was convicted of draft evasion on June 20 and sentenced to five years in prison as a result.

[Buzz Knight]

What a remarkable human being, right?

[Disney World Representative]

Absolutely. And by the way, while he was on appeal, he was able to fight professionally. By the way, he was between 25 and 29 years old during that period of time, so he was really at his prime.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah, he was. You got that right.

[Disney World Representative]

The next day, April 29th in 1976, Bruce Springsteen jumped over the fence at Graceland attempting to meet Elvis Presley. Remember this story?

[Buzz Knight]

I do remember it. Do you think there's a little bit of writer's embellishment with this story? I wondered about this.

[Disney World Representative]

You know, I don't know. I mean, listen, here's. Here's the deal. There's a couple things that happened around this that, that had me a little bit puzzled. In. In October of 75, he was on the COVID of Time and Newsweek. He was a big deal. Like no one in the history of those magazines appeared on the COVID Certainly from an entertainment perspective at the, at the same time, you know, Time and Newsweek didn't talk to each other. They didn't know they were both putting Bruce on the COVID So that had happened in October. So November, December, January, February, March, April. Six months later, in the middle of the Born to Run tour, after the show in Memphis, he and Stevie get a brainstorm at 3am and decide to hop the fence because they want to meet Elvis, they want to meet their peer. So they saw the light on in the house, they hop the fence, and they're intercepted by a security guard. And the way Bruce tells it, and this may be the embellishment, where you're getting at, Bruce said, is, Elvis home stage is on you now, bus.

[Buzz Knight]

Well, listen, a great story can be a great story at the beginning, and then just that little tweak of something can supercharge it and propel it to that next level. I don't know. I love the story, so I prefer to believe it, but it just. I just wonder sometimes how stories become legends.

[Disney World Representative]

Bruce is a storyteller. Bruce has been known to embellish. We. We know this. Yeah. 1977, Led Zeppelin broke the record at the Pontiac Silver Dome, drawing 76,229 fans to that show. Big deal.

[Buzz Knight]

And can you think about people that, you know, maybe we know from that area.

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Yeah.

[Buzz Knight]

Who maybe have that ticket stub as a source of memory and inspiration from that moment to be fascinating to talk to someone about that.

[Disney World Representative]

I need you to reach out to our old friend and famous radio consultant Fred Jacobs, to see if he was there, because.

[Buzz Knight]

All right.

[Disney World Representative]

I. I think in 1980, he was programming Riff, the legendary WRF. So I'd like to know if Fred was at the. At the Silver Dome for that.

[Buzz Knight]

That would be a pretty incredible little thing for us to. To do to, you know, trace back a moment like that in music history. Get two to three people that we either know or discover, and then do a little panel discussion with him.

[Disney World Representative]

Listen, I vote for Fred Jacobs to be on the first episode of whatever we do with that.

[Buzz Knight]

Okay, good.

[Disney World Representative]

Can't tell you how many times I've said to people, oh, yeah, he's my uncle. He's my uncle. No relation. By the way, April 30th, the Allman Brothers released Eat a Peach in 1972. Great tracks on that album. Right. Blue Sky, One Way Out. A lot of. You know, there was trouble at that time obviously, too, Right. Dwayne. In the middle of the recording of that album, Dwayne got killed. Motorcycle accident. Yeah. So parts of the album were recorded without Dwayne being alive. Right. Blue sky in One Way out were done while he was alive. And then they used his tracks for Ain't Wasting Time no More and Melissa. They were done after his death with. With him, obviously. So that was kind of an interesting deal.

[Buzz Knight]

Some of my favorites. And I remember listening to the station that I would get to work at, WNEW fm, and the morning guy back in those days when Eat a Peach and that.

[Disney World Representative]

That.

[Buzz Knight]

That era when stuff came out, Dave Herman was the guy's name. Dave used to do a little 7:10 in the morning benchmark. He played Blue sky every morning at 7:10. At least during the summer. Yeah, it was a. Oh, no.

[Disney World Representative]

Couldn't.

[Buzz Knight]

Cool little thing that became his little signature.

[Disney World Representative]

Isn't that interesting, the. The thought that the album was named Eat a Peach because Dwayne had a collision on his motorcycle with a Pete's truck. True or false?

[Buzz Knight]

I don't know.

[Disney World Representative]

Go.

[Buzz Knight]

I say probably true.

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[Buzz Knight]

Oh, I say truth.

[Disney World Representative]

Okay, Buzz.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah.

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All right. Let's see what happens. That's incorrect. Survey says wrong.

[Buzz Knight]

Okay.

[Disney World Representative]

Collided with a construction truck.

[Buzz Knight]

Oh, all right.

[Disney World Representative]

And it was just the whole kind of peach thing, so I'll still buy dinner anyway.

[Buzz Knight]

I don't care.

[Disney World Representative]

Listen, I love you for that. Can we. Can we talk, by the way, about Ferraros for just a minute? Legendary Vegas place. Not long ago, you were out here for the national association of Broadcasters meeting.

[Buzz Knight]

Yes.

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The collection of executives. And you and I have this routine where we eat at Ferraros. It's a legendary Vegas place. I've eaten there for the 25 years I've been here. Every time you're here, you find your way there. Generally, it's us. We walked in on the Sunday night of the NAB. Listen, I've been here 25 years. I'm a Boston guy. I like going places where people know me and they know my name. But we walked into three different people from that restaurant that all looked at you and didn't just say hello. They shook your hand and said, oh, Mr. Knight, welcome back. I'm like. It was one. It was like you paid People in advance to go, I'm walking in with this Vegas guy and I need you to make sure you address me by name and shake my hand and welcome me back. The King's greeting.

[Buzz Knight]

Terribly aggravating.

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Ridiculous. And it didn't stop there. The waiter at the table's like, oh, Mr. Knight, welcome back. I'm like, cut the shit. Are you shitting me with this? And then we get all the way through dinner and the guy who owns the restaurant, the guy who gets to carry the thermometer in his sleeve pocket and a white shirt, walks out and fist bumps me.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was a very happy moment for you.

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No, it was a win on, on that night. But by the way, one of the guys did tell us that he knows you and knows your name because you emailed him basically every day leading up to it for some reason or another. I don't know what the story was with that, but maybe pleading for recognition. I don't know if this was detention seeking behavior.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah, it is. There's a gap somewhere. You know, apparently being locked in a closet does not have benefits.

[Disney World Representative]

Yeah. All right. May, May 1st. Elvis married Priscilla here in Vegas. Big, big deal. She was able to rein him in.

[Buzz Knight]

Was it at one of those cheesy, you know, wedding palaces?

[Disney World Representative]

You know, I don't know. I would imagine it was probably at the Hilton. That would have been my guess. I don't know the answer to that. But the Hilton was his kind of home away from home.

[Buzz Knight]

Sure.

[Disney World Representative]

While he, While he played here. So I would imagine that the Hilton did something for him. The Hilton's now the Westgate. It's still there. Still looks on the outside exactly like it did. But that happened.

[Buzz Knight]

Still looks that way on the inside, too. Exactly.

[Disney World Representative]

I would say it's rough. It's rough.

[Buzz Knight]

They upgraded it a bit, though, so.

[Disney World Representative]

Yeah. In 1971, Stones released Sticky Fingers, the album with the zipper. A working zipper, remember that?

[Buzz Knight]

Oh, yeah, absolutely. On the COVID That'll get your attention.

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[Buzz Knight]

Well, not your attention, I bet.

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No, but, you know, ladies or whatever, it's fine. In 1965, Bob Dylan performed his first concert using electric instruments. Did that at the Royal Albert hall in London. And that was a big deal, right. His label and his, you know, everyone around him wanted him to continue to play acoustically. And he began to experiment with electric. You know, management basically fighting with him about playing electric versus playing the. The music that people want to hear acoustically.

[Buzz Knight]

There is some cool new Dylan information that's. That's out on this next, you know, extended tour that he's. Even the Rough and Rowdy Tour, or whatever it's. It's called. Yeah, I think it's pretty interesting. So Bob, for quite a few years, has not been playing guitar. He's. He's. He's just been playing keyboard. And I mean, this. Honestly, this could be 10 years that he's stopped playing guitar, at least in. In concert. And I'm led to believe it's due to some. Some issue with, you know, a hand or, you know, something that limits him in terms of the playing. Apparently he's playing a song too, you know, playing some guitar. So he's playing them playing places like Sioux City, Iowa and Cedar Rapids and places like that. But there's excitement in the Dylan fan base because Bob is back playing some guitar.

[Disney World Representative]

He has. I just. I just cheated. While we were. While you were talking, he has arthritis and tendinitis, and that would explain his lack of desire or ability to play.

[Buzz Knight]

Yep, he's back playing some.

[Disney World Representative]

Always hires great musicians. You know, I heard a story about G.E. smith and. And I want to say, I wonder if. Did Nils Lofgren play? I know Nils played with Neil, but. But I think that Nils played with Dylan at some point.

[Buzz Knight]

He may have. I'm not sure about that. But you know, who's on this tour now also, do you remember the great drummer Anton Fig, who used to be Letterman? The Letterman.

[Disney World Representative]

Oh, yeah. Oh, that's great.

[Buzz Knight]

He's drumming.

[Disney World Representative]

That's great. Yeah. I remember the story that Whoever it was, G.E. smith or Nils or someone saying they had to learn 165 songs before they went out. You know, a guy's got to play 15 during the night, but they've got to know 165 in case he gets a hair across his ass about a certain, you know, hey, I want to play Harken. Right?

[Buzz Knight]

So. Right.

[Disney World Representative]

Can we do it?

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah.

[Disney World Representative]

April 30, 1975. The Vietnam War ended with the fall of Saigon. A big day and a war that, like most accomplished nothing for anybody.

[Buzz Knight]

So, so sad.

[Disney World Representative]

Yeah. May 2, 1964, Beatles did Can't Buy Me Love that. It reached number one in the U.S. third consecutive chart topper for them. Springsteen released Darkness in 78, and in 72, the stones started their tour in support of Exile on Main Street. They essentially fled the UK because there were tax exiles, like, I guess just tax cheats or tax frauds, I guess. I don't know what that means, tax exile. Like, I don't want to pay taxes, so I'M I'm gonna split.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah. Bank. I'm not sure, but. But, you know, knowing the Stones, maybe they didn't know at that moment exactly what the deal was either. Maybe they left it to some crazy accountant. Right, Because I can't imagine they're obsessing about doing their taxes.

[Disney World Representative]

No. No, I can't. You know, the band all went to different places. Keith ended up renting a villa in the French Riviera. I don't know if you know this story, but in the basement is where they recorded Exile. They used the mobile truck outside. Basically, they ran everything outside. But in the basement of that villa that Keith had rented are tunnels leading outside of that villa. And the Nazis used it during their invasion of France.

[Buzz Knight]

It's insane.

[Disney World Representative]

And that was in that. That was in that villa. But an unbelievable album. Think about it. Tumbling Dice, Happy Sweet Virginia, Just to name a few from that monster.

[Buzz Knight]

One of my favorites, for sure.

[Disney World Representative]

May 3, 1969, Jimi Hendrix was arrested at the Toronto International Airport for possession of narcotics. Surprise, surprise.

[Buzz Knight]

Jimmy, what are you doing, man?

[Disney World Representative]

I know, I know. Crazy. Fleetwood Mac released their self titled album with Lindsey and Stevie and James Brown was born in 1933. Speaking of crazy artists and drugs, James Brown.

[Buzz Knight]

And boy, was he rough on his band members with the whole finding thing or what? I think that still amazes me how he just. He would not allow for them to miss a note. And he charged, they had to pay him. He fined them if they missed the note or did something that was outside of the musical scheme. He wanted his $50, whatever.

[Disney World Representative]

Why?

[Buzz Knight]

You know. Yeah, for tax.

[Disney World Representative]

For the wrong note. Tax.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah.

[Disney World Representative]

James Brown, tough to work for. And he ended up in, you know, crashing and burning like he set a hotel room on fire and, you know, beat up his wife and just, you know, awful.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah, but a legendary performer. Did you ever get a chance to see him play?

[Disney World Representative]

No. And. And by the time I was really interested, it was, you know, living in America time for him on the road, and that was just not a good time to see him. I would love to have seen him in the 60s, but I was a, you know, just a young man. You were. You would have been able to see him because you were like 20 and back in the 60s and, you know, you could have gone to a show.

[Buzz Knight]

Testing 12.

[Disney World Representative]

This thing working. May 4, May 4, 1970, the National Guard fired on protesters at Kent State. And this inspired the classic Neil Young song. Which song was this? Buzz Ohio. There you go.

[Buzz Knight]

Yeah. One time, hitchhiking back from school at the University of Dayton and Dayton, Ohio, back to Connecticut for Thanksgiving. On the way back, hitchhiking.

[Disney World Representative]

Did you really hitchhike from Dayton, Ohio to Connecticut?

[Buzz Knight]

Yes, sir. And. But we got stuck in Kent State because of a big snowstorm, so we had a, we had to cool our heels for a day and a half in Kent State.

[Disney World Representative]

Interesting. Holy crap. Hitchhiking from Dayton to. How long did that take you?

[Buzz Knight]

Like snow days or something? I don't know. Four days?

[Disney World Representative]

Yeah.

[Buzz Knight]

Ridiculous. I don't think I ever told my parents, too.

[Disney World Representative]

They, and they never questioned, like, how you got home, like, but, you know, how'd you get home, Buzz?

[Buzz Knight]

I got a ride from some friends.

[Disney World Representative]

Here you go. In 1976, Bob Dylan released Desire in the UK. Hurricane is one of my favorite songs. The story of Reuben Carter, the the boxer accused of murder that allegedly didn't do it right.

[Buzz Knight]

And Bob, you know, put himself out there for something he believed took up.

[Disney World Representative]

The cause, fought the police. In 1996, the final original lineup of the Ramones, I guess, played their last concert palace in, in Hollywood. They never played again after that.

[Buzz Knight]

Well, in that form, yes, because they did take shape with other people whose last name became Ramon, who were not originals. So they, yeah, it probably was other forms that they played, but that was the one, the last one.

[Disney World Representative]

There you go. And that's this week.

[Buzz Knight]

Well, Harry, it was a very colorful week and thanks for giving it to us for this week in music history. And thanks to all of you for listening to the Taking a Walk podcast. We are available at Apple Podcasts, Spotify and part of the iHeart podcast network.

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