Music lover. Host of the Songs of Note Podcast.
Joined March 2010
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Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain” is an exercise in restraint and abandon from a band at its peak.
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Who’s your favorite #PearlJam drummer?
20%Dave Krusen
20%Dave Abbruzzese
0%Jack Irons
60%Matt Cameron
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Loved talking with @thesongsofnote and @RyanGregg33 about @glamoursqualor and it’s soundtracks, what makes vinyl special, the TGTS vinyl release of the score that was performed by @PearlJam guitarist @MikeMcCreadyPJ and more. Listen here:
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This week’s episode of the podcast is all around the story of the amazing band Soundgarden with Soundgarden author @gregpratowriter
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Talking to @JerryCantrell in the latest episode of the podcast about his new record and some of my favorite Alice songs was just surreal. Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/jerry-can…
Be sure and check out the latest episode of the podcast with photographer @MikeHipplePhoto about his great new book “Lived Through That: 90’s Musicians Today.”
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/lived-thr…
Really enjoyed talking with @weezer producer @suzyshinn about what it was like recording and working with the band. Highlight was when we both busted into singing “El Scorcho” after I said, “How cool is that?”
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Really a pleasure getting to chat with @PatrickDroney about the new songs he’s released on the newly released State of the Heart: Deluxe Edition.
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/patrick-d…
The story behind Clapton’s song “Layla” is almost too wild to believe: love, betrayal, Beatles … and murder. Hear the full story with special guest @JordanRuntagh
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.@colinfleminglit has a brand new 33 1/3 book out today about Sam Cooke’s legendary performance at The Harlem Square Club in 1963. Colin has a unique talent of being able to articulate why musical moments matter. Get your copy (like I got mine) on Amazon now.
Greatly enjoyed talking with rock journalist @wsjrock about The Beach Boys’ “Pet Sounds,” and what was described as “the psychological breakdown of Brian Wilson.”
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/the-psych…
It was one of the highlights of having this podcast to get to talk with @ToadWetSprocket singer @GlenPhillips Glen told stories behind some of my favorite songs & the feeling of Imposter Syndrome once the band was popular.
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/toad-the-…
It was such a thrill to talk with @jarsofclay front man @scribblepotemus about writing and recording their debut and follow-up album. I loved hearing where they were when they actually first wrote “Flood” as well.
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/jars-of-c…
I was blown away hearing the full story of what happened to Alice In Chains from their start to Layne Staley’s tragic end. Hear their full story in this podcast with Alice biographer @daviddesola
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/the-alice…
Alice In Chains Unplugged is very different from Nirvana Unplugged. Nirvana were at the peak of their creative powers. Alice was on their last gasp and it was brilliant.
Did late AC/DC frontman Bon Scott write songs on “Back in Black” even though he’s not credited? I think so.
Hear my discussion with Bon Scott biographer @JesseFink to decide for yourself: thesongsofnote.com/acdc-back…
Greatly enjoyed talking with Jimi Hendrix biographer @charlesrcross about Jimi’s life and legacy, as well as hearing the story of him helping locate Jimi’s mother’s grave whose location had been unknown for years.
Listen now: thesongsofnote.com/jimi-hend…
