Marty Wilde: The Rock & Roll Pioneer Who Helped Shape Music History
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Marty Wilde discusses his influential role in the early days of rock and roll and his enduring music career.
Show Notes Rock & roll pioneer Marty Wilde joins Tony Mantor for a remarkable conversation about being at the birth of modern rock music and building a career that has lasted more than six decades. Inspired by the arrival of Bill Haley & His Comets and "Rock Around the Clock," Marty shares how one song changed the course of his life and launched him into the emerging world of rock & roll. From those early days to writing timeless hits and producing music for future generations, hi...
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