In this episode of the Classic Rock Flashback, we dive into the haunting masterpiece that marked the beginning of Phil Collins’ solo career: “In the Air Tonight.”

Released in 1981 as the lead single from his debut album Face Value, this track is known for its dark, mysterious lyrics and that iconic drum fill that still sends chills down spines. We explore the song’s emotional backstory, rooted in Collins’ personal struggles, and discuss its lasting impact on music and pop culture.

Whether you’re an air-drum enthusiast or a fan of rock ballads with emotional depth, this episode delivers everything you love about classic rock storytelling. Tune in for a journey into the atmosphere of one of rock’s most timeless anthems.

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In today’s special episode of the Classic Rock Midday Flashback podcast, we’re celebrating the life and legacy of one of rock’s greatest icons, David Bowie, on what would have been his birthday. From his groundbreaking alter egos like Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke to his timeless classics like Space Oddity, Heroes, and Life on Mars, Bowie wasn’t just a musician—he was a visionary who shaped the course of rock and pop culture.

We’ll dive into Bowie’s fascinating career, including the story behind Space Oddity, released just before the Apollo 11 moon landing, and his fearless reinvention of sound and style. Join us as we play some of his most legendary tracks and reflect on the impact of a man who truly was light-years ahead of his time.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering Bowie’s brilliance, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now on all major podcast platforms or at RadioX.com.au and celebrate the Starman with us!

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In this episode, we explore the heart-wrenching story behind Eric Clapton’s emotional ballad, "Tears in Heaven." Written after the tragic loss of his 4-year-old son, Conor, in 1991, this iconic track became a powerful tribute to resilience and healing.

Discover how Clapton channeled his grief into music, creating a timeless classic that earned him three Grammy Awards and touched millions around the world. We also discuss why Clapton eventually stopped performing the song live and how it continues to resonate decades later.

Tune in for this emotional journey through one of the most poignant songs in classic rock history.

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