It’s No Secret

We take a deep dive into a single song, “Heaven Sent,” about two of Twang’s closest friends and biggest fans. Produced, chopped, tweaked, and recorded by Catherine Cuellar @ccwriter and Jeff Haley

Twang Shock A Boom’s enduring cassette, Me So Twangy, was initially released in 1990, During a 2019 early morning road trip across North Carolina, Davíd Garza, Jeff Haley, and Chris Searles reminisced about best-known work, sharing memories about making Me So Twangy and its songs, from “Nicotine Queen” to “Big Stick” Produced by @ccwriter and Jefé

In this episode Twang Twang Shock A Boom reminisce about live jams captured on four track and jambox which became their debut cassette.

Podcast Produced by Catherine Cuellar @ccwriter and Jeff Haley

"The First Semester" album is available at these platforms and more....

http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1481743689?ls=1&app=itunes

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https://www.amazon.com/First-Semester-Twang-Shock-Boom/dp/B07YJKMNV7/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+first+semester+twang&qid=1571945569&sr=8-1

"I'd Rather Be Lost"

Welcome to the It’s No Secret podcast!

This week’s episode recalls’ Twang Twang Shock-A-Boom’s formation, from communal, impromptu jams on the University of Texas campus West Mall, to the band’s first gig at the legendary Cactus Café. Also, we interview 3 people who were there at the beginning: Yon Darbro, Tommy Tenhet and Leigh Tenhet. Thanks for listening and subscribing! Produced by @ccwriter and Jeff Haley

"I'm second guessing all my first impressions"

In 1989, an acoustic pop trio took the sleepy blues hamlet of Austin by storm for a brief 13 months. In our debut, Davíd Garza and Chris Searles tell Jeff Haley how they met as teenagers through music education, and reflect on Texas’ music scene.

Produced by Catherine Cuellar @ccwriter and Jeff Haley

Jeff anticipated interviewing David from New York, but LA based DG quickly turned the tables. A variety of questions and history and future plans are discussed. Sorry for all of the snap, crackles and pops. This was a phone convo wth music added later by Jefé...