Monday Morning Podcast

I think I had just done put out why do I do this and I was just starting to get headlining work selling a couple of shows and the others were a little light doing morning radio and all that that's where I was at so

And then I saw on the way back, I watched this thing on Martin Luther King and the FBI.

And then I saw on the way back, I watched this thing on Martin Luther King and the FBI. And all the horrible shit they were doing to that guy.

It was really bad.

The whole fucking thing. You should definitely watch it. But it's just like, can you just leave him alone?

This new albums called south of reality

It's called south of reality south of reality.

And I stumbled across this piece of art and we couldn't find the artist and we looked and looked at and finally found this guy

And he's this Japanese fellow that Sean ended up knowing and he's a fan of the artist And he's this Japanese fellow that Sean ended up knowing about and he used to do Omni magazine covers and whatnot and and he

So there it is now. How does that? connect with the music I Guess I have to listen to the album

There's a movie out called The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot starring Sam Elliott, all right?

It's about a guy, you know, the character, he's the guy that found Hitler and killed him in World War II. And now they're pulling him out of retirement because The Bigfoot, not Bigfoot, The Bigfoot, just like I'm watching the boxing, all right? He has to go to Canada and kill The Bigfoot because evidently Bigfoot is walking around carrying some sort of plague that could wipe out human beings.

All I know is Sam Elliott's in it and I'm gonna fucking watch that movie.

All right. The next movie I'm gonna be watching is The MISSOURI BREAKS. Has Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson. And his is the logline how they sell the movie one steals one kills one dies. One steals one kills one dies. I mean that's fucking great.

Harry Dean Stanton one of my favorites ever is in this movie I'm gonna be watching that shit.

Um, maybe rick flair to be the man you gotta beat the man I mean, what am I supposed to I have read him? I got it. It's in the fucking memory bank

It's called images. You can get it on iTunes

So this album if you listen to it And you listen to the arrangements the different time signatures and sometimes when the whole band drops out and the the keyboards are just playing the hits to they're always like off beats and just really crazy shit and Vinny is just the whole band is just fucking on it.

so I got the one that had the hit You're so Vain on it and that has Jim Gordon playing drums and is the You know incredible track that he plays on

By the way, Mick Jagger is singing backup from the second chorus on and what's so crazy about it is Is like you I've never heard all these years I've heard that song I never heard his voice and then once you know, he's singing backup It's so up in the mix you can't not fucking hear it and he's even like Totally singing like Mick.

Which to me indicates she that has a book or a tour coming up because why would you do it after all of these years

I got that book the Benny Greb book on effective practicing and I get really good practice like 20 solid fucking minutes of practice before I just fuck around and play songs and It's definitely showing the results

I know that they farm there as I read Bonnie McFarlane's book and her dad for some reason went to like Alberta which is all rocky and you want to either have like cattle or Drill for oil and for whatever reason he was like fuck this. I'm gonna try to farm here and just made their life.

I got my kid a little golden book story. I didn't know this

the Mandalorian The little golden book the Mandalorian so I'm reading to him on Christmas night. I turn the page and boom there's old baldy

Charlie Watts has a great new book out that it's just drummers that influenced him and if you're a drummer and you're into that shit because he's I guess a jazz drummer at heart. He talked about all these fucking great drummers that I've heard most of the names and didn't know enough about him and the fact that he could break down their styles and what they did as made me I was already listening to a lot of that shit through some of my drum lessons but really just trying to listen to the shit that he's saying. It's a great book.

You know, we've been trying to get Charlie Watts on this podcast for a long time I know he doesn't do a lot of interviews and but I know he'd want to come on my podcast I'm joking Charlie Watson book, let's see what we got here Charlie

Dude, you can get it for 12 bucks $12 and 30 cents

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times

It's called the the untold Legends of Hip-Hop and my buddy Pete coming rest his soul he was out there interviewing all of these legends from the early days of rap music Curtis blow Russell Simmons Spliff star did I say that right?

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I started listening to that Iowa album that slipknot shit and like I Always liked the the heretic thing people equal shit. I was that was kind of funny But I never like I Don't know it was just too much going on and now I'm listening to it fucking 20 years after it came out going like this Fucking album is unbelievable

I read this whole book on Bob Cousy and and Bill Russell and how, you know, they go down the south and like Bob Cousy could walk in the front door and Bill Russell couldn't it was fucking nuts

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