Sha Na Na’s singer/drummer John "Jocko" Marcellino is the guest on this episode of the Goldmine Magazine Podcast. Jocko talks on the podcast about Jimi Hendrix’s support, the experience of Woodstock, the Sha Na Na variety show (1977 to 1981) and the group's 50th anniversary commemorative release which includes a limited edition blue vinyl format.

The brand new Hoarders Trading Post in St. Charles, Illinois is the next record store to be reviewed by Record Store Recon’s Dr. Disc on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast.

On an episode of the Goldmine Magazine Podcast, singer Bernard Fowler talks about his work with the Rolling Stones (he's currently on tour with the band) and his newest solo album, "Inside Out," a spoken word tribute to the Stones. ►

Shake it Records in Cincinnati, Ohio is the next record store to be reviewed by Record Store Recon's Dr. Disc on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast.

One of the founders of Qrates, CMO Taishi Fukuyama, comes on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to describe his vinyl-centric company that benefits musical artists as well as vinyl consumers and record stores. QRates.com certainly is a one-stop for vinyl recordings, their production, sales and distribution. ►

Guest author Martin Popoff describes what he believes are the 20 albums that invented Punk Rock on the latest episode of the Goldmine Magazine Podcast.

Stewart Copeland, the legendary drummer of The Police, comes on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to talk about his new film, 'Everybody Stares,' which is an inside look at The Police from 1978 to the band's breakup.

The latest Goldmine Record Album Price Guide, the 10 edition, will be the subject on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast, with research editor/author Dave Thompson as the guest.

The Rock Gods & Metal Monsters Auction put on by Backstage Auctions is the premiere memorabilia auction for heavy metal and hard rock. The auction starts Saturday, May 11 and closes Sunday, May 19.

With his autobiography, "What Is It All but Luminous: Notes from an Underground Man," being released in paperback this year, Art Garfunkel elaborates on the records that changed his life as a guest on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast.

Goldmine's Record Store Recon undercover reviewer Dr. Disc talks to Goldmine Magazine Podcast host Patrick Prince about Columbus' Lost Weekend and how the record store makes the grade. ►

Nostalgic for the '80s? Aren't we all these days. Well, '80s hitmaker Howard Jones ("Things Can Only Get Better,””No One Is to Blame,” “What Is Love?”) is our guest on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast.

Goldmine's Record Store Recon undercover reviewer Dr. Disc talks to host Patrick Prince about Atlanta's Wuxtry Records and how the record store makes the grade. ►

Concert poster collectors should be excited to listen to this episode. Andrew Hawley, one of the world’s biggest poster collectors, comes on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to talk about a particular poster — a 1963 day-glo 'Motortown Revue" poster — up for auction at Heritage. The following is Heritage Auctions description of this rare poster: Stevie Wonder/Marvin Gaye Sports Arena Concert Poster (1963). Extremely Rare. Oversized window card for the “Motortown Revue” in Toledo, OH on Tues. Nov. 5. This wonderful Motown multi-act poster shows an illustration of “Genius / of the / Harmonica / Little Stevie Wonder”, and lists recent hits “Workout Stevie, Workout” and “Fingertips”. The poster also features images and hit songs for the other acts on the lineup including the Miracles, “Mickey’s / Monkey”; Marvin Gaye “Pride and Joy”, “Can I Get A Witness”; Martha and the Vandellas “Heat Wave”; the Contours, “Do You Love Me”; Mary Wells, “You Lost The Sweetest Boy”; and Kim Weston, “Love Me All The Way”. Printed by “Globe Poster – Baltimore”. Measures 22″ x 35″. In Very Good condition with some restoration and touch ups, particularly to the borders and right side of the poster. This is the first time an example of this incredible poster has been offered at auction. It is widely considered by poster collectors to be THE finest Motown concert poster. “Little” Stevie Wonder was only thirteen when this show took place. Amazingly he had just scored his first no. 1 hit with “Fingertips”, which is listed on this poster. It is even more remarkable, considering it was the first live recorded single to top the charts!

The famous rock and roll critic Robert Christgau is the guest on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to discuss his latest books, "Is It Still Good To Ya?" and "Book Reports."

Jerry Garcia and the Good Old Boys will be discussed on latest Goldmine Magazine Podcast. Bassist Pat Campbell recently released a 2-CD set of a rare live 1975 show of the band with Jerry as the guest musician. We'll play a track from the set and talk with Campbell about the recording.

In our first Record Store Recon episode of the Goldmine Magazine Podcast, we discuss the record store Vintage Vinyl in Illinois with undercover reporter, Dr. Disc. ►

Suzi Quatro, the iconic female rocker of the 1970s, comes on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to talk about everything from her latest album, No Control (produced with her son, Richard Tuckey), to her stint on the famous TV sitcom, Happy Days.

Foghat fans will love listening to drummer Roger Earl and guitarist Scott Holt trade stories of hanging with Willie Dixon and Buddy Guy and forming the side project, Earl and the Agitators.

Drummer Kenney Jones comes on the Goldmine Magazine Podcast to talk about the 50th Anniversary of the Small Faces album "Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake"—among other topics.

This Goldmine Magazine Podcast episode centers on this upcoming Record Store Day Black Friday — and Small Business Saturday the next day — and who better to talk to about all this than RSD co-founder Michael Kurtz. ►

Goldmine magazine and sister publication Deer & Deer Hunting team up for a special podcast with the 'Motor City Madman,' Ted Nugent. As well as being a rock 'n' roll veteran, Ted Nugent is also a longtime blogger for Deer & Deer Hunting. Listen to the podcast and also learn about Nugent's latest album, 'The Music Made Me Do It.'

Guitarist Mick Box of Uriah Heep is the guest on this episode of the Goldmine Magazine Podcast, discussing the band's latest album, 'Living the Dream.' ►

Moody Blues bassist John Lodge talks about going on the latest tour with the Moody Blues, followed by a solo tour. And, of course, plenty of other things are discussed.

Ace Frehley, John Oates, Marshall Crenshaw and Utopia’s Kasim Sulton all contribute to Ken Sharp’s latest album, 'Beauty in the Backseat.' Besides talking to Sharp about the album, Goldmine plays the song “Rock Show” at the end of the podcast.“Rock Show” includes lead guitar from Ace Frehley.