I WAS IN THAT BAND!

In this special episode of I Was In That Band, Jacob Furr joins Grady for a deep dive into their friendship, their experiences on opposite sides of the DFW music scene, and how personal loss has shaped their creative paths. As they reflect on the highs and lows of independent music, this conversation also serves as a behind-the-scenes look at the Highland Sound Tracks filming process. Along the way, producer Brian Hutson makes some off-mic appearances, while guest engineer Travis Bonnet jumps in with his own insights. It's an episode filled with stories, laughter, and a raw look at the bonds that keep musicians going.

In this long-awaited episode of I WAS IN THAT BAND!, Grady sits down with Texas singer-songwriter Isaac Hoskins for a conversation that's been sitting on the shelf since December 2024. Isaac shares the story of how he found his way to Denton, Texas, and the community that's shaped his music over the years. They dig into Isaac's early musical influences, the winding road of a working musician, and what "success" really means when you're chasing songs instead of charts. This was actually the second episode we ever recorded, and we're excited to finally bring it to you.

On this episode of I WAS IN THAT BAND!, I sit down with Kenny Withrow, the legendary guitarist of Edie Brickell & New Bohemians. We dive into his early days in the Dallas music scene, the formation and evolution of New Bohemians, and his time playing with the wild and funky Billy Goat. Kenny shares the moments that shaped his musical journey, and what continues to inspire him to pick up the guitar today.

This week on I WAS IN THAT BAND!, Grady sits down with Brent Best, the voice and pen behind Slobberbone, one of the most revered alt-country bands to come out of Texas. Brent shares the stories behind the band's formation, the work ethic that kept them going, and the musical influences that shaped their sound. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering Slobberbone, this episode is packed with insight, honesty, and a few laughs.

In this episode, we're joined by Adrian Hulet, frontman and songwriter of the progressive rock band Oso Closo. Adrian opens up about his musical journey, sharing the influences that shaped his sound, the early projects that paved the way, and the rise and eventual breakup of Oso Closo. We explore his creative process, how he crafts music that resonates, and how he balances the pursuit of his musical dreams with the demands of family life. It's a heartfelt, insightful conversation that offers a glimpse into the highs, lows, and everything in between of a life dedicated to music.

In this episode, we talk with Tom Pevear, a folk guitarist and singer from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tom discusses his musical journey, early inspirations, and the unique sound he has developed. He talks about his music's roots, his creative process, and the challenges of being an artist today. This conversation is an inspiring look into Tom's world.