BLOOD ON THE TRACKS Season 4: The Brian Wilson Story
BLOOD ON THE TRACKS is part true crime, part historical fiction, and part spoken word lo-fi beat noir brought to you by Jake Brennan, host of the award-winning music and true crime podcast DISGRACELAND.
Bob Dylan Is a Hell’s Angel (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 2)
As Bob Dylan continues to recover from his accident, he remembers another motorcycle crash, one that took the life of a biker with a suspiciously familiar name. Robert Zimmerman, president of the San Bernardino chapter of the Hell’s Angels, dies on the road at the very moment that another Robert Zimmerman, this one from Minnesota, becomes Bob Dylan on stage in New York.
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More episodes from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS Season 4: The Brian Wilson Story
Brian Wilson Is Free (The Brian Wilson Story, Chapter 9)
Brian’s lost masterpiece, Smile, continues to lurk in the background. It’s there when Brian’s troubled and talented brother, Dennis, takes one last swim in the Pacific Ocean blue. It’s …
Brian Wilson Is…Back? (The Brian Wilson Story, Chapter 8)
The Beach Boys stage an intervention to get Brian the help he needs just as he reaches what he thinks is the bottom. He’s pulled out of the darkness …
Brian Wilson Is Sailing On (The Brian Wilson Story, Chapter 7)
Brian continues to lose control. And not just of his band and the music he makes. He loses self-control and becomes so dependent on drugs that he …
Brian Wilson Isn’t Himself (The Brian Wilson Story, Chapter 6)
After months of frustration, the Beach Boys abandon Smile to work on new music. But for Brian it’s not that easy. He’s quickly losing control. He’s …
Brian Wilson Is…a Son (The Brian Wilson Story Chapter 5)
Brian’s troubled relationship with his controlling and abusive father comes into focus. Paul McCartney stops by a California recording studio to chew …
Brian Wilson Is in the Deep End (The Brian Wilson Story, Chapter 4)
Brian is haunted by the Monterey Pop Festival, John Lennon’s voice, and the disapproval of his fellow Beach Boys. He finally goes off the deep end – literally, straight into the deep end of …
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