Revisiting The Stooges’ Fun House

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In a Classic Album Dissection, Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot examine The Stooges’ Fun House record from 1970. The album brought together garage rock, rhythm and blues and free jazz, setting a template for the punk revolution to come. Plus Greg Kot adds a song by Gene Clark to the Desert Island Jukebox. 

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Classic Album Dissection

The Stooges Funhouse

In a Classic Album Dissection, Jim and Greg examine The Stooges' Fun House record from 1970. The album brought together garage rock, rhythm and blues and free jazz, setting a template for the punk revolution to come. Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton talks about the album as well as producer Don Gallucci, whose unorthodox studio technique is credited with capturing the singular sound of The Stooges.

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Greg adds a song by Gene Clark of The Byrds to the Desert Island Jukebox. It's called "Some Misunderstanding."

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