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Pearl Charles joins Dwyer to talk about making creative choices over business choices, life in the desert, her love of all things vintage and how the pandemic has inspired people to seek meaning within song lyrics.
Opening Song, "Givin' It Up" by Pearl Charles
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Jess Williamson joins Dwyer to talk about her love of Texas, how craving attention lead to her being a performer, Manson Family Food Tours and life in a bus with 9 dudes.
Opening Song "Wind on Tin" from Jess Williamson's album Sorceress out on Mexican Summer
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This is my part 2 conversations with Stephanie Luke (The Coathangers & NRCSSST. Way back when I published the first hour and posted the rest on my Patreon. This is the second part of the chat. She's a blast and a riot. THe part one is linked below. Both parts are great so please feel free to check them both out.
Part one Here
Opening Song "...Don't Know Me" by NRCSSST from their self-titled Album NRCSSST
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NRCSSST Instagram: @NRCSSSTOFFICIAL
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This was a Patreon exclusive and Part 2 of my episode 232 conversation with the great Kid Congo. Often the initial recordings go much longer than what is released. I always put the extended interviews or part to on the patreon page. This lived on patreon for almost a years. You can go to themattdwyer.com for extra content. I will be releasing more patreon exclusive content for the holidays. There will be a blog that will tell you what is released and how to get it. The part one we went into a lot of Kid's history. Part 2 we dug a little deeper. Enjoy.
Kid Congo Powers is the co-founder of the Gun Club, played with the Cramps, was a Bad Seed with Nick Cave and of course Kid Congo and the Pink Monkey Birds. His influence and creativity is vast. It is an honor to have him on Conversations With Dwyer where he talks about the early days Punk, starting The Gun Club, living around the world, and the challenges of writing a memoir. It's a great honor to have him on the show
Kid Congo Part One HERE
Opening song: (Are You) Ready, Freddy? by Kid Congo and the Pink Monkey Birds from the EP Swing From The Sean Delear
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Eric Slick is a solo artist who plays drums in Dr. Dog and has been a hired gun for such acts as War On Drugs, Lambchop and Taylor Swift. Eric joins Dwyer to talk about imposter syndrome, the stereotypes about drummers, playing for the Violent Femmes on the fly, and stepping out from behind the drums to front his solo projects.
Opening Song, "Over It," from Eric Slick's album Wiseacre.
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Gareth Liddiard of The Drones, Tropical Fuck Storm and his most recent project Springtime joins Dwyer to talk about the only real job he's ever had, working lights for Fugazi, the horror story of surviving a brush fire and his new album Springtime out on Joyful Noise.
Opening Song, "Will To Power," by Springtime.
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Claire Cronin joins Dwyer to talk about creeps in bars, intergenerational trauma, the rawness of writing a memoir, having a baby during a pandemic, lyrical VS poetic content and her new album Bloodless out on Orindal Records.
Opening Song, "Bloodless," by Claire Cronin, from her Album Bloodless
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Bluesman Buffalo Nichols AKA Carl Nichols joins Dwyer to discuss his reluctance of fame, how streaming apps reduce art to content which weakens music, and how the radio taught him about music.
Opening Song, "How To Love," From Buffalo Nichols on his self-titled album
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The great Shannon Lay returns to Dwyer's joy to discuss how playing live can be a delicious meal for the ego, the challenge of returning to touring was a challenge, the battle of her logical and intuitive sides and her new album Geist out on Sub Pop Records.
Opening Song, "Rare To Wake," by Shannon Lay from the Album Geist
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Shannon's First Visit to the Podcast HERE
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Consulting Producer Dustin Marshall
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This episode could be called "The Wisdom of Rob Crow," Mr. Crow has a lot of wise and insightful observations to share. Regardless, Rob Crow joins Dwyer to talk about fatherhood, how not everything needs to be a reaction to horribleness, sobriety, how at the age of fourteen he already had a proclivity for original music and if someone is promoting art it's probably garbage.
PLOSIVS will be playing at Alex's in Long Beach November 5th and QUartyard in San Diego November 6th.
Opening song "Hit The Breaks" by PLOSIVS
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Swami Records HERE
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