Brian Pern: 45 Years of Prog and Roll - Season 3
Season 3
Brian Pern: 45 Years of Prog and Roll
Episodes
Festivals and Fans
Brian makes a major comeback to the music business, after taking a year out after having a heart attack. He has allowed award-winning film maker Rhys Thomas, access all areas as he appears on 'Desert Island Discs' and books a gig at the Isle of Wight Festival. He also introduces his new wife Astrid Maddox Pern.
Breaking America
Rhys Thomas explores how Brian broke America with the success of his album, Shelf Life, as Brian himself is inducted into the USA Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Brian heads back to LA were he is reunited with his family and a ex-wife he hasn't seen in more then a decade.
The Thotch Reunion
The former manager of Thotch sues the band for non-payment of royalties, forcing them to get back together to raise money that the owe Basil Steel. Martin Freeman also causes a problem with the way he is reading the audiobook of Brian's autobiography.
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