MUSICFARMER

Garrett T. Capps gets on Music Farmer via remote and we rock foo! …As he likes to say. Highlights on this episode and interview are things like The Lonesome Rose in San Antonio. Touring and the Sonic Ranch recording studio, the legendary Tacoland, musical milestones in Holland and his band Nasa Country. The two featured songs at the end of our interview are “Ouray” and “Life is Strange”. Check those out and listen at the end. Go visit this very fun and nostalgic band website, https://garretttcapps.com/

Hey guys!! Been wanting to get M & B for awhile now and I finally gone and done it. This episode centers around their new music called Cosmo Oil Co. We talk about concept albums and the hard working lifestyle and culture of working in oil and gas down in the gulf coast of Texas, other musicians and former college radio colleagues such as Kathryn Legendre. We discuss Tater and Brian’s old metal band Say Say Say and San Marcos life and memories. The three of us share common threads in SMTX. We also get into Tate’s “Sing Your Life Away” Songwriters circle…. oh and real vs fake busking!!! TWO FEATURED SONGS AT THE END OF OUR INTERVIEW. YEP! mbtxmusic.com

Back to podcasting again! ….I was away too long! Life has been crazy these past few months. Gotta keep rockin! I sit down with Kingcaid of What Made Milwaukee Famous and The Motts to discuss his solo music and other projects. This young man is also in my fantasy football league…weird right…Stay tuned to hear two feature songs at the end of the show.

Bryce checks in from across the Canadian border with two feature tracks after our conversation. This episode highlights needing surgery in pandemic hysteria lockdown, being Austin homesick, breakups and Hamilton, Ontario. We also talk about Donn’s Depot and the cities of Detroit and New Orleans. If your name is Chives and you like to drives, apply at www.brycecliffordandbrothersuperior.com. Thanks for listening and also checkout the Bryce Clifford and Brother Superior Youtube channel .

How You Can Help. I list a lot of websites in this episode so I’ll put them right here also.

charitynavigator.org

saveourstages.com

myhaam.org

wemakeevents.org

redcross.org

https://www.cityoflakecharles.com/

Featured on this episode, Chicago based female fronted blues rockers, Daisychain. “Demons” and “Fake Flowers” are the tracks from their May 2nd EP release!! …Cop karaoke, DARE, and Chicago are a few themes in this one! Band website: daisychainmusic.net Thanks for listening!

End times, crazy times, dinner times??? I podcast and discuss humanity. The read passages from: The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea, Annette B. Weiner.

Gray Parsons has played with Zoumountchi, The Heavenly States, The Lovely Sparrows, and The Higher Ups. As well as a few others. He’s also a music teacher! There are two tracks featured from the recent Higher Ups release, Eternal Return on this episode. Can also find it here… http://grayparsons.bandcamp.com/ . We talk about Oklahoma, having a nomadic childhood, the Dixie mafia, Bakersfield CA, The Sopranos, drumming, and philosophical stuff like the artificial sense of self. Dare you peer into the deep crevasse of life and eternity without the comfort of organized crime dramas on television…? We almost answer this question.

Jeremy Jenkins is our guest for episode 26! We discuss a lot! And hilarious moments happened. We get into some things such as: ….floating the river, mini trampolines, mini drive in movie events, Modest Mouse, voice over work, The National Assoc. of Music Merchants convention, building sound boxes aka guitars. Yea man, Jeremy is a Luthier. Check out https://lamehorse.net/. Some other content he’s done we recommend you watch is this….. https://youtu.be/CisKiXuamPs

Adam Johnson and Mark Henne make up the duo, Cold Jackets! They cool dudes. They hustle. Fun, easy listening interview we created having them on the show. We talk about their second UK trip and more! They even play music with a few other of our beloved Austin bands. Please check out the two featured tracks at the end. coldjackets.com