Records Revisited

Amelia Day joins us to discuss her excellent EP "EGO TRIP" then we dive into "Revealer" from Madison Cunningham. Plenty of other discussion including Sumner WA, Madison winning a Grammy over seasoned vets, controlled chaos in 7/8, writing out song titles in ALL CAPS, the stages of grief, crying in a rental car somewhere in Arkansas, Across the Universe, Tori Amos, and more.

Check out Amelia Day at: https://www.ameliadaymusic.com/

Check out Madison Cunningham at: https://www.madisoncunningham.com/

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I had a chance to interview Don Barnes, the longtime singer and guitarist for 38 Special. Besides chatting about several topics, we focused a lot of the episode on the making and inspirations behind the album "Wild Eyed Southern Boys." 

Plenty of other discussion about how the band decided who sang on which songs, why Donnie is retired from touring, working with Jim Peterik of Survivor, the inspiration behind "Back Alley Sally," getting hits on the rock stations, the band's latest album "Milestone," how Don's solo album finally saw the light of day, and Don confirms that the band does indeed play live "Second Chance." 

Check out Don and the band at: https://38special.com/

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Ira Elliot of Nada Surf returns!  Ira rejoins us to talk about “Get the Knack” from The Knack.  Plenty of other discussion including wearing shirts of your own band, post Beatles albums, Ringo, Bambi Kino, the other music of 1979, the Chipmunks, David Naughton, and why Bruce Gary should be talked about WAY more.  What a drummer!

Check out Ira and Nada Surf at: http://www.nadasurf.com/

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Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer of the I’ve Got That On Vinyl Podcast & The Ten Junk Miles Podcast joins us to discuss "Parallel Lines" from Blondie.  We have a longstanding argument about "Parallel Lines." I've said it's a good album...but not essential.

I might have changed my stance had Wayne not been such a poo poo head about it. And, I really wanted to double down.

Just don't tell Wayne that I think it's an essential record now, OK? Thanks.

Check out Blondie at: https://blondie.net/

Check out Ten Junk Miles at:  https://www.tenjunkmiles.com/

Check out I’ve Got That On Vinyl at: I've Got That On Vinyl

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Gretchen Lemon of Seattle based band Jaws of Brooklyn joins us to discuss "Transatlanticism" from Death Cab for Cutie. And, because we're talking about Death Cab, I had to invite little brother Dave Montgomery to join us since he was a big reason why I became a Death Cab for Cutie fan.

Plenty of other discussion including Jaws of Brooklyn's new album "Unstoppable," traveling from Eastern Washington to Seattle, the creative peak of Ben Gibbard (The Postal Service came from this time period as well!!!), Chris Walla's influence, rethinking a score (and calling an audible on tape), and the killer rhythm section of Nick Harmer and Jason McGerr.

Check out Gretchen and Jaws of Brooklyn at:  https://jawsofbrooklyn.com/

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