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I'm joined by my friend, Jason Johantges of "All Things Blues and Southern Rock" podcast to review the just released solo album from Chris Tapp called "Green".
The album is inspired by Peter Green and a Peter Green guitar that Chris acquired in 2023.
Jason and I had a surprise guest join us...Chris Tapp!
The album if absolutely fantastic and this review of it is a really good time. I hope you enjoy this episode. I know you'll love the album.
There's a little something for everyone in this episode. First, we discuss Van Halen's "5150" album on its 40th anniversary. Next, I taste a couple of whiskeys: Maker's Mark 46 French Oaked Cask Strength and Preservation Estate Pot Still Wheated Bourbon. Finally, I share with you some of the best candies for your Easter whiskey pairing.
It's been awhile since I've posted a new episode and I explain why in this one.
This episode includes an unconventional take on the Top Pours of 2025. I hope you'll enjoy it and think about your top pours of 2026 in the same light.
It's good to be back...and I have some new content headed your way soon.
Cheers!!
If you are a craft whiskey fan, I think you'll really enjoy this conversation with Tim and Greta Wright of Wise Bird Cider Co. Tim and Greta take the same care, attention to detail, and devotion to history as the craft distillers that bourbon enthusiasts have grown to love.
I am only a few months smart on cider, but I have greatly enjoyed all I've learned and tasted so far. The journey for Tim and Greta at Wise Bird is an interesting story that they share well.
Both Tim and Greta have music in their backgrounds...Tim was actually in the "best bluegrass band in Mexico".
Be sure to visit Wise Bird in Lexington or check them out at www.wisebirdcider.com.
This week we explore a different aspect of music...the management side. My guest is Gregg Bell, founder of Wanted Management. Gregg has a deep background in the music world working for labels and in artist management.
We have a very interesting conversation about his career, how he finds musicians to manage, and we also get into the bands he has loved over the years.
We also talk about a couple of bands that he manages: Jane Lee Hooker and (a personal favorite) Parker Barrow.
There is always time to taste and talk whiskey, too. Gregg shares a very special bottle from his home country, Australia, and we have a pour of Blanton's together, too.
Howl Owl Howl is the new supergroup of Darius Rucker (Hootie & the Blow Fish), Mike Mills (REM), and Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes). The band has just released their first single, "My Cologne", available wherever you stream music.
Howl Owl Howl is on a brief tour this month and the first show was Monday, November 3 at the Vogue Theater. I was there in the front row and this episode gives you a first hand report of the fantastic rock-n-roll show I witnessed.
Cory Vincent is a singer-songwriter and guitarist our of Washington state. He draws from a broad range of influences in his music which makes song after song infinitely interesting.
I think you'll enjoy getting to know Cory on this episode and be sure to check out his music.
https://open.spotify.com/artist/3OpRIZUGRGCnTtCQtnqm70?si=FpzximVSRyWst3DatJTF-Q
I welcome back to Bourbon Turntable the wonderfully talented, Dusty Bo. Dusty has a new album out on Friday, October 17 called "V8". It is a fantastic collection of songs and a very creative next step in Dusty's career as a singer, songwriter, and performer.
Be sure to follow Dusty on social media so you can keep up with all he has going on including tour dates.
Amzie Wenning (Bourbon on the Banks) and Mike Lisac (My Whiskey Den) join me to explore the depths of ridiculous song lyrics starting with that classic from John Cougar's hit "Jack and Diane".
This show could have gone on for hours, so if we left out your "favorite" ridiculous song lyric, leave a note in the comments.
We also talk far too much about beards.
For more information about Bourbon on the Banks go here: https://bourbononthebanks.org/
For more on My Whiskey Den: https://www.youtube.com/@UC7Iiz944Gz4Rtqt79DimB0w
Some bands just have a great sound...a great vibe. The Weathered Souls is one of those bands.
I think you'll enjoy my conversation with Holdyn Mason, the leader of The Weathered Souls. And I know you'll enjoy checking out their music. Follow this link and give it a listen:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0zJN9JGIfTEIiL8E58NDtI?si=HjEhvk-1RT63wlQO5024Xw
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