Continuing our conversation with Robert "Sput" Searight (six-time Grammy winner, drummer for TOTO, drummer/producer for his band Ghost-Note, and more), we talk about funk music as a movement, why he creates music "for the universe," and the new generation of musicians he admires.
Sput also tells me why he loves the '80s, and why George Michael and Boy George simply "don't get enough credit. Toward the end of the episode, I ask him about his mantra of "embracing the mistakes," particularly in the recording studio. Enjoy!
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