Episode 13 continues our NIT Tournament to determine the greatest rock music artist that didn’t make our original 64 “team” NCAA Tournament (see episodes 1-8).
Women rock match ups for this episode:
(1) Joni Mitchell (gets bye for first 2 rounds)
(2) Janis Joplin/Big Brother and the Holding Company (gets bye for first 2 rounds)
(3) Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship vs. (9) Patti Smith Group
(4) Blondie vs. (9) Sleater-Kinney
(5) Heart vs. (8) Kate Bush
(6) Pretenders vs. (7) Lucinda Williams
Final Four match ups for this episode:
Grateful Dead vs. Judas Priest
Joy Division/New Order vs. Women's Winner
Notes for this episode:
Actually #3 should've been matched up against #10, and #4 against #9. My bad.
The "title track" to the album Horses was actually part of a larger overall song called "Land" (Part I: "Horses" / Part II: "Land of a Thousand Dances" / Part III: "La Mer(de)").
Lucinda Williams' poet father was named Miller Williams.
Michael Bloomfield (not Bloomfeld) played on the first Janis solo album. Not sure how or why I pronounced his name so incorrectly as I am a big fan.
James Honeyman-Scott and Pete Farndon from The Pretenders died due to drugs, I should've mentioned.
Big Brother's guitarist was Sam Andrew (no "s" at the end).