Thanks to River 103.7 for the great feature on John Oates reflecting on the unmatched legacy of Hall & Oates on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast!

Thanks to People for the great feature on John Oates calling The Masked Singer the “weirdest thing” he’s ever done on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast.

Thanks to Music-News for the great feature on John Oates reflecting on the “bittersweet” legacy of Hall & Oates and their unmatched musical chemistry on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast.

Thanks to What Am I Making for the great feature on Pete Ganbarg discussing the balance between great music and what actually becomes a hit on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast!

Thanks to antiMusic for the great feature on John Oates sharing how “I Can’t Go for That” helped inspire Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast!

Thanks to ‘Your Morning Coffee’ for the great conversation!

Thanks to MusicRadar for the great feature on John Oates revealing how Michael Jackson was inspired by the groove of “I Can’t Go for That” when creating “Billie Jean” on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast.

Thanks to LEADERS Magazine for the great feature on Pete Ganbarg and Pure Tone Music!

Thanks to antiMusic for a great piece on Al Jardine’s appearance on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast!

Thanks to MusicTalkers for the great feature on Al Jardine’s recent conversation on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast.

Thanks to antiMusic for the insightful feature on Kevin Cronin’s deep dive on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast.

Thanks to “Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon” for the great interview with Pete Ganbarg on the “Rock & Roll High School” podcast!

Thanks to Blabbermouth.net for the great article on Alice Cooper celebrating that at 77 he still loves touring and believes he’s delivering some of his best live shows after decades on the road.

Thanks to People for the great feature on Alice Cooper revealing how My Generation inspired the creation of School’s Out, as shared on the Rock & Roll High School Podcast.

Pete Ganbarg outlines five key principles for building a successful Broadway career, emphasizing passion, craft, curiosity, persistence, and strong relationships, drawn from decades of experience in the music and live arts industry.

An All-New Season of our Rock & Roll High School Podcast Debuts Today

University of New Haven welcomes Pete Ganbarg as Executive in Residence! 

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Jim Peterik (Survivor/Ides of March) remembers his collaboration with the late, great Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys.

Pure Tone’s Pete Ganbarg recently was a guest on the Guess That Record Podcast.