Bourbon Turntable

I will tell you this...as I re-listened to part two of this conversation yesterday, I laughed a lot.  Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes), Brian Mullins (The Cold Stares), and Dylan Turner (Parker Barrow) tell some awesome stories and share some great insights about their favorite drummers.  

I know you'll enjoy this episode that includes some hints at Gorman's next supergroup and some good-natured friction about one our drummer's band name.  

Share this one with anybody that loves music, plays the drums, or just likes to laugh.  

I'm joined by Steve Gorman (The Black Crowes, Trigger Hippy, Bag Men, Gorman in the Morning), Brian Mullins (The Cold Stares), and Dylan Turner (Parker Barrow) to discuss drummers.  More specifically...who are their personal favorite drummers.

We share some Buzzard's Roost Toasted French Oak Bourbon (and some root beer) along the way.  

This is part one of two...I think you'll enjoy hearing the backgrounds of these guys and the first one or two of their favorite drummers.  There are some surprises on these lists.

This week I share some thoughts on the recycled story lines of shuttered distilleries, the lawsuits faced by distilleries from contractors and lenders, and what you can do to help the brands you love.

Part two of my conversation with Erik Wolfe is a blast.  If you missed part one, be sure to go back and get it.

Erik and I get into more discussions of music and he shares more details about things going on at Stoll & Wolfe Whiskey including some collaborations he is working on with Alan Bishop.

I welcome back one of the show's favorite guests, Erik Wolfe of Stoll & Wolfe Whiskey.  

We catch up on all the new things going on at Stoll & Wolfe - including the latest version of Rosen Rye.

Erik and I also discuss his love of The Beach Boys and how music, in general, can be transformative.

My friend Jason Johantges of the All Things Blues and Southern Rock podcast joins me again to review the new album from The Cold Stares "Southern II".  

In addition to doing a deep dive into the band and the album, we also breakdown this year's Rock Hall inductees, and we drink a little whiskey, too.

Last week was a blast catching up with Alan.  Let's finish up that conversation this week with part two.  We cover more going on at Old Homestead Distilling and dig more into Queens of the Stone Age.

It is always a good time to catch up with my friend, Alan Bishop.  Alan and I discuss the adventurous work he is doing at Old Homestead Distilling and we also get into one of Alan's favorite bands, Queens of the Stone Age.  We break down the QOTSA's new album and short film.

Happy Birthday, America.

And...Ken Schreiner. 

And...The Wife.

In this episode I give you the wonderful gift of the Booker Noe bourbon slush recipe, and...a yacht rock playlist! 

I also rant a bit about the America haters out there.  On a positive spin...focus (for a minute at least) what there is to be thankful and living in the USA.

"One More Time For the Man" is the new solo album from Nick Govrik and it is a must listen.  Nick has been playing, singing and writing in Nashville for years and has been part of supergroups like Trigger Hippy and Bag Men.

The song writing on this album is some of the best I've heard in awhile.  He can tell a beautiful story and can take you from laughing in the verse to shedding tears by the chorus.  

Recording this with Nick was a lot of fun and I think you'll enjoy getting to know him and his music.

If you're in Nashville on Friday, June 27 be sure to get to 3rd and Lindsley and see Nick's album release show.  

Here is a link to "One More Time For the Man"
https://open.spotify.com/album/3LaIpDijJ31ss9f6lLOmr6?si=TSICVLnnQiuwqrnUMBcv6g