In this episode of Can’t Find My Way Home, I spoke with Tommy Reynolds, an American expat, now residing in Guangzhou, China.

We get into Tommy’s expat journey that took him from Boston, to South Korea, Thailand, and now onto China.

As well as an honest recollection of dropping out of music school and everything that followed, Tommy and I wax lyrical about the magical voice of Sam Cook, opening up for RATT at Mama Kin’s, falling in and out of love with music, and why August and Everything After is such a great album…

There’s also chat about the changing face of the music scene in Seoul, playing to backing tracks in Chung Ching, and what it’s really like playing to audiences in China..and Dirty Uncle Phil!

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