Judas Priest Needed Some Coca-Cola While Recording Rocka-Rolla - a podcast by Nik Cameron

In 1974, Judas Priest was signed to a major label. They'd recently recruited a tall, handsome, felt kimono adorned singer, and Glen Tipton.

Probably no one thought that this band was going to change the face of the world with a single show, but they did, but what did they sound like when they were still feeling their oats.

Come join us as we're joined by Judas Priest Superfan, Ritchie Randall of Joplin, MO's GRAVEHUFFER. He tells us about his new record and this very old one too.

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Duncan Evans (Duncan Evans Music and Moonlow)

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