Mark Guerrero Radio

Terry Reid

Mark Guerrero interviews English rock singer/songwriter/guitarist Terry Reid.  Terry and his band opened for the Rolling Stones and Cream in the 1960s.  Because he had an album out and was touring with the Stones, he turned down the lead vocal job for the band who would become Led Zeppelin.  In the 60s, Aretha Franklin was quoted as saying, "The best things to come out of England are the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Terry Reid."  On this show the best of Terry's two solo albums of the 70s are featured.  The first one, "Seed of Memory," was produced by Graham Nash.  This is the second episode of my new show, Rock Doc Chronicles.

Ramblin' Jack Elliot

Mark Guerrero interviews legendary folksinger Ramblin' Jack Elliot.  Ramblin' Jack has been called the son of Woody Guthrie and the father of Bob Dylan.  He began singing and travelling in the early 1950s, was part of Bob Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder Revue in 1975, and continues to tour and perform at age 87 in 2019.  We talk about some of his experiences with Woody and Dylan and his encounters with Jack Kerouac, James Dean, Lead Belly, and Ringo Starr.  Some of his and other related recordings are played.  This is the first episode of my new show, Rock Doc Chronicles.