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Looking for music inspiration and behind-the-scenes & songs stories? Rob Cass, Abbey Road producer, uncovers captivating life journeys of musicians at Prague's Doupě Club. Join us every Thursday to explore the art and magic behind today’s most inspiring artists. 🎧

  1. Before Women in Rock, There Was Suzi Quatro

    -3 J

    Before Women in Rock, There Was Suzi Quatro

    What does it take to become the woman who kicked the door open for generations of female rock musicians — and still sound this fearless today? 🎸🔥 In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Suzi Quatro, one of rock’s true pioneers, to talk about the moments, risks, and instincts that shaped her into a global icon. From finding her voice as a kid to becoming the first woman to truly own the bass at the front of a rock band, Suzi’s story is as bold as her sound.We dive into her early years in Detroit, her love of Motown, the legendary 1957 Fender Precision her father gave her, and the journey from The Pleasure Seekers and Cradle to stepping fully into her solo career. Suzi reflects on the point when “little Suzi” became Suzi Quatro, why nobody could hide her light, and how she learned to trust her own identity. We also talk about her long career as a songwriter, performer, actress, and trailblazer — from chart-topping hits like Can the Can and Devil Gate Drive, to Happy Days, to selling over 50 million records worldwide ✨And yes, this episode is packed with unforgettable stories: the moment Elvis called, the producer she knew she had to work with, her thoughts on keeping truth in film, and why you have to win your audience every single night. Suzi also opens up about the legacy of paving the way for women in rock, her new rock’n’roll album, and even plays her three favorite basslines live 🎶 Honest, funny, fierce, and full of wisdom, this conversation is a must-watch for rock fans, musicians, and anyone who loves hearing from someone who truly changed the game.

    1 h 3 min
  2. The Advice Every Young Guitarist Needs to Hear – Murray Gould

    12 MARS

    The Advice Every Young Guitarist Needs to Hear – Murray Gould

    What does it take to go from playing guitar on a London night bus to sharing stages with legends like Eric Clapton, Joe Bonamassa, and members of Deep Purple? 🎸🔥 In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Murray Gould, a seasoned session guitarist whose career has taken him from small blues bars to some of the biggest stages in the world.Murray shares how he picked up the guitar at just three years old, the records and movies that shaped his musical DNA, and how one person believing in him early on made all the difference. From crossing genres to working with artists ranging from Shirley Bassey to Joe Bonamassa, his journey is full of unexpected turns. We also talk about what it really takes to become a top session player, the pressure of live TV performances, and the surreal experience of meeting legends like Ian Paice.One of the highlights of the episode is Murray playing his five favorite guitar riffs live and explaining why they matter 🎶 He also shares honest advice for young guitarists trying to break through: keep going — because if you stop, it definitely won’t happen. Stick around for a special acoustic performance where Rob Cass joins Murray on vocals and guitar. Honest, inspiring, and full of incredible music stories — this is an episode guitar fans won’t want to miss 🎥✨

    52 min
  3. Nick Fyffe: From Leaving Jamiroquai to Playing with Deep Purple

    3 MARS

    Nick Fyffe: From Leaving Jamiroquai to Playing with Deep Purple

    What does it feel like to leave one of the biggest funk bands in the world… and then walk on stage with Deep Purple? 🎸🔥 In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Nick Fyffe — former bassist of Jamiroquai — to unpack the wild, honest, and sometimes chaotic journey behind his career.Nick shares how he originally wanted to be a drummer, how discovering Hendrix shifted his direction, and how a simple moment — “You play bass” — changed everything. Inspired by Flea, he fell in love with the sound of the instrument and soon found himself in the band everyone wanted to be in: Jamiroquai. We talk about the pressure, the surreal high-stakes gigs (including flying to Germany for a soundcheck on the same day he got the call), and the hard truth behind leaving the band — “bad life choices” and lessons learned.Beyond the headlines, this conversation dives into musicianship and mindset: subbing for Roger Glover in Deep Purple through Ian Paice’s connections, playing with The Temperance Movement, producing music for passion rather than money, and why Nick loves playing but not practicing. He even performs his five favorite basslines live 🎶 Honest, reflective, and refreshingly real — this episode is about risk, groove, and finding the right people to create the right sound.

    1 h 14 min
  4. Will Lee: From a Bass “Mistake” to Playing with All Four Beatles

    20 FÉVR.

    Will Lee: From a Bass “Mistake” to Playing with All Four Beatles

    What does it take to go from calling the bass your “biggest mistake” to playing with all four Beatles and holding down late night TV for over three decades? 🎸🔥 In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Will Lee, legendary member of the Late Show with David Letterman band, to unpack the twists, risks, and unbelievable moments behind his career. Will shares how switching from drums to bass felt like a disaster at first — and how that “mistake” opened the door to everything. From getting inspired by the Beatles to actually playing with all four of them and starting tribute band Fab Four, his journey is full of surreal turning points. We talk about the massive influence of Jaco Pastorius, working on Donald Fagen’s The Nightfly, and what it was like when Paul McCartney wanted to buy his bass. Yes — that happened 👀 The episode is packed with iconic stories: Lennon’s insecurity leading to flanging, James Brown surprising the Late Show with “I Got the Feelin’,” why playing Live Aid is less scary than a small club, and the lesson Will learned the hard way — people are more important than music. Honest, funny, and deeply human, this conversation is a masterclass in longevity, groove, and staying curious 🎶✨ 🎸 Magical Mystery Camp A unique place where Beatles fans meet, share stories, and celebrate the music together. Live performances, deep dives, and pure Fab Four magic. 👉 https://www.magicalmysterycamp.com/

    1 h 29 min
  5. How Jay-Z Discovered Infinity Song

    13 FÉVR.

    How Jay-Z Discovered Infinity Song

    What happens when four siblings go from singing in Detroit to getting a life-changing call from Jay-Z? 🎶✨ In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Infinity Song — Abraham, Angel, Israel and Momo Boyd — to talk about their journey from family choir rehearsals to signing with Roc Nation.We revisit their move to New York, street performing in Central Park and Times Square, and the exact moment they decided to become a band. They share how Jay-Z discovered them, what changed after that call, and how they built their sound through albums like Mad Love and viral songs like “Hater’s Anthem” 🚀We also dive into their creative process, influences, playing Glastonbury, and navigating the emotional departure of founding sister Victory. With live singing and honest reflections, this episode captures the heart of a family band turning harmony into a global story 🌍🎤🎁 VINYL GIVEAWAY – 3 signed copies of EssentialsHow to enter:1️⃣ Comment your favorite Infinity Song track below2️⃣ Like this video3️⃣ Subscribe to the dopeYEAH channelThat’s it. We’ll randomly select 3 winners from the comments. Good luck — and thank you for your support 🎶✨

    1 h 5 min
  6. Is Mike Dawes Better Than Meola, Emmanuel & Van Halen Combined?

    9 FÉVR.

    Is Mike Dawes Better Than Meola, Emmanuel & Van Halen Combined?

    What happens when one guitarist refuses to choose between emotion, technique, and imagination — and instead plays them all at once? 🎸🔥 In this episode, Rob Cass sits down with Mike Dawes, a musician who has reshaped what a single acoustic guitar can do, and quickly moves past chops into the real stories behind the sound.We talk about Mike’s early journey — from wanting to be Slash and playing Smoke on the Water on one string, to joining his first metal band Shrapnel and eventually going solo. He opens up about writing vs. arranging, creative doubts, moments of depression when there were no gigs, and why the guitar can feel like “the lonely man’s instrument.” There’s also insight into working with Tommy Emmanuel, meeting Justin Hayward, and his thoughts on speed, perfection, and AI music in 2025 🤔The episode is packed with standout moments: live technique demos, best and worst gigs, favorite players, and a 7-minute uninterrupted live performance where Mike breaks down his incredible playing style. Honest, funny, and inspiring — this conversation is for anyone searching for their own musical voice in an attention-hungry world 🎶🚀🎸 Check out Mike’s best selling guitar mastercourse, tour dates and more: http://mikedawes.com

    43 min
  7. Great Music, Zero Fame (And How To Fix It): The Next Movement

    4 FÉVR.

    Great Music, Zero Fame (And How To Fix It): The Next Movement

    🎤 What happens when you mix Swiss precision, deep funk grooves, and a little bit of illegal busking? In this electrifying episode, Rob Cass sits down with The Next Movement — one of Europe’s hottest groove trios — for a wild ride through music, hustle, and reinvention. From running from the police while street performing to tearing up stages across the globe, these guys have lived the kind of stories most bands only dream about. 🥁🚓We talk about their roots in the U.S. hip-hop scene, their early admiration for Prince and Jimi Hendrix, and how discovering a “mystery guitarist” became a turning point for the band. The trio opens up about balancing artistic integrity with online content demands, why AI and Brexit make the future of music uncertain, and how they flipped their creative process to make their live shows truly unforgettable. Oh — and did we mention their drummer sings lead while holding down the groove? 🔥🎸From explosive performances at the Black Sea Jazz Festival and Leverkusener Jazztage to their DIY rise through Europe’s funk and soul circuits, The Next Movement proves that tight chops, chemistry, and swagger still matter. 🎶 If you love bands that play hard, think deep, and keep it real — this episode is your new favorite. Tap in, turn it up, and get ready for the glorious return of the funk. 🎧💥

    40 min
  8. European Guitar Quartet: The Beatles of Classical Guitar

    8 JANV.

    European Guitar Quartet: The Beatles of Classical Guitar

    What happens when four guitarists connect so deeply that it feels almost telepathic? 🎸 In this episode, Rob Cass welcomes European Guitar Quartet — Reentko Dirks, Thomas Fellow, Pavel Steidl, and Zoran Dukić — for an inspiring and often hilarious conversation about music, instinct, and true musical connection. From the first notes to the last laugh, this is not a typical classical guitar talk — it’s a hands-on masterclass on how to think like a musician, master your instrument, and overcome the challenges on the road to becoming a great guitarist. 🎊 We dive into their journey to becoming “the Beatles of classical guitar” and explore why the guitar became a symbol of freedom for them. The interview is packed with unforgettable stories: being told “Stop! Don’t make music”, choosing between becoming a ballet dancer or a guitarist, glued nails before concerts, and completely losing it with laughter on stage 😄. Along the way, they share hard-earned insights on what beginners really need to learn and why the guitar should talk, sing, laugh, and cry. European Guitar Quartet are among the most celebrated guitar ensembles today, having performed in over 16 countries at legendary venues such as Concertgebouw Amsterdam and Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow. Blending classical tradition with world music, jazz, groove, and modern fingerstyle, they continue to redefine what concert guitar can be. This episode is for guitarists — and for anyone who believes music truly starts from within ✨.

    57 min
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Looking for music inspiration and behind-the-scenes & songs stories? Rob Cass, Abbey Road producer, uncovers captivating life journeys of musicians at Prague's Doupě Club. Join us every Thursday to explore the art and magic behind today’s most inspiring artists. 🎧

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