Used Grooves Podcast: “Your soundtrack to vinyl culture.”

This week on Used Grooves, Eddie Ravenscar and Uncle Geo revisit the self-titled 2004 debut album from Los Lonely Boys. Blending Texas blues, rock, soul, and Latin influences, the Garza brothers delivered a breakout record powered by tight harmonies, fiery guitar work, and the massive hit “Heaven.”
Join Eddie and Uncle Geo as they dig into the album’s sound, standout tracks, musicianship, and the story behind the record that introduced Los Lonely Boys to the world.
Used Grooves — From the Crates to Classics.

Eddie Ravenscar and Uncle Geo dive into Genesis’ landmark 1976 album, A Trick of the Tail—the band’s first studio release following Peter Gabriel’s departure and the moment Phil Collins stepped forward as lead vocalist.
From the soaring musicianship of “Dance on a Volcano” and “Squonk” to the haunting beauty of “Ripples…”, we explore the stories, sounds, production, and legacy behind one of Genesis’ most important albums.
Drop the needle, turn it up, and join us as we go From the Crates to Classics.
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This week on Used Grooves, Eddie and Uncle Geo pull one of the greatest hard rock albums of all time from the record crate: Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic.
Released in 1975, this landmark album transformed Aerosmith from a promising rock band into full-fledged superstars. From the blistering opener "Toys in the Attic" to timeless classics like "Walk This Way", "Sweet Emotion", and "Big Ten Inch Record," we break down what makes this record such an enduring masterpiece.
Join us as we discuss:
The band's evolution leading up to Toys in the Attic
Joe Perry and Brad Whitford's unforgettable guitar work
Steven Tyler's unmistakable vocals and songwriting
Deep cuts that deserve more recognition
The album's production, legacy, and lasting influence on generations of rock musicians
Whether you've worn out your original vinyl or you're discovering this classic for the first time, this episode celebrates an album that helped define American hard rock.
Grab your favorite record, pour yourself a cup of coffee, and join Eddie and Uncle Geo as they revisit Aerosmith's Toys in the Attic—an album that still rocks just as hard today as it did over 50 years ago.
From the Crates to Classics... this is Used Grooves. 🎸🎶
 
 

This week on Used Grooves Podcast, Eddie and Uncle Geo drop the needle on Supertramp’s 1977 classic Even in the Quietest Moments…
From the soaring emotion of “Give a Little Bit” to the layered musicianship, thoughtful lyrics, and progressive pop magic that made Supertramp one of the most unique bands of the era, we dig into what makes this album still feel powerful nearly five decades later.
Join us as we talk vinyl, memories, standout tracks, deep cuts, and why Even in the Quietest Moments… deserves a fresh spin.
Used Grooves Podcast — From the Crates to Classics.

Used Grooves Episode 6: ZZ Top – Tres Hombres
Eddie and Uncle Geo are back in the crates for Episode 6 of Used Grooves, digging into ZZ Top’s 1973 breakthrough album, Tres Hombres. From the gritty Texas blues swagger of “La Grange” to the deep grooves, sharp riffs, and dusty roadside energy that made this record a classic, the guys break down why Tres Hombres helped turn ZZ Top into one of rock’s most iconic power trios.
Drop the needle, turn it up, and join us as we revisit the album that brought the boogie, the beards, and the blues-rock fire. From the crates to classics — this is Used Grooves.

Used Grooves is going corporate… Tubes style.
On this episode, Eddie and Uncle Geo pull The Tubes’ 1981 album The Completion Backward Principle from the crates and dive into one of rock’s strangest, slickest, and most satirical records. Released as the band’s first album for Capitol Records and produced by David Foster, this record turned corporate culture, motivational business speak, and rock theatrics into a full-blown concept experience.
From “Talk to Ya Later” to “Don’t Want to Wait Anymore,” the guys break down the sound, style, humor, and weird brilliance that made The Tubes stand out in the early ’80s. It’s part rock album, part business seminar, and all Used Grooves.
Drop the needle, update your credentials, and remember: credibility, growth, direction.
 
 
 

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This week on Used Grooves, Eddie and Uncle Geo drop the needle on one of the most heartfelt albums in rock history—Gary U.S. Bonds’ Dedication.
Released in 1981 and produced by longtime friends Bruce Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt, Dedication marked a triumphant comeback for Gary U.S. Bonds. Featuring classics like “This Little Girl,” “Jolé Blon,” and “Out of Work,” the album blends rock, rhythm & blues, and pure heartland soul into a record that deserves far more recognition than it often receives.
Join Eddie and Uncle Geo as they explore the album’s history, discuss its connection to the legendary Jersey Shore music scene, break down standout tracks, and share why Dedication remains an overlooked gem in the vinyl bins.
Was this one of the greatest comeback albums of the 1980s? Drop the needle and decide for yourself 
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Rev up the stereo and crack open the vinyl sleeves — the debut episode of Used Grooves Podcast dives headfirst into one of the most theatrical and legendary rock albums ever created: Bat Out of Hell by Meat Loaf.
In this episode, we break down the larger-than-life storytelling, operatic vocals, powerhouse production, and timeless songwriting that turned Bat Out of Hell into a multi-generational rock masterpiece. From the explosive opening track to the emotional ballads and over-the-top energy, we explore why this album still hits just as hard decades later.
We’ll also talk about the genius collaboration between Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman, the album’s rocky road to success, its impact on rock history, and why vinyl collectors and music fans still consider it essential listening.
Whether you grew up blasting “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” or you’re discovering the album for the first time, this episode is a passionate deep dive into one of rock’s most unforgettable records.
🎙️ Spin the record. Drop the needle. Welcome to Used Grooves Podcast.

🎶 Used Grooves Podcast 🎶Where the crackle of vinyl meets the stories behind the grooves.
Join hosts Eddie, Geo and friends as they dig deep into classic records, live albums, hidden gems, and cult favorites spinning their way through music history. Each episode dives into the artists, the performances, and the impact these records left behind — from legendary arena shows to dusty record store finds.
Whether you’re a lifelong collector, a casual listener, or someone discovering these grooves for the first time, this podcast is your backstage pass to the music that shaped generations.
👉 Tune in, drop the needle, and let’s get into the groove.

EP 2 Used Grooves Podcast  - J. Geils Band "Blow Your Face Off" 1976
🎶 Used Grooves Podcast 🎶Where the crackle of vinyl meets the stories behind the grooves.
Join hosts Eddie, Geo and friends as they dig deep into classic records, live albums, hidden gems, and cult favorites spinning their way through music history. Each episode dives into the artists, the performances, and the impact these records left behind — from legendary arena shows to dusty record store finds.
Whether you’re a lifelong collector, a casual listener, or someone discovering these grooves for the first time, this podcast is your backstage pass to the music that shaped generations.
👉 Tune in, drop the needle, and let’s get into the groove.