Don't recognize the name Stelth Ulvang? He's been a part of the Lumineers for 11 years as their touring keyboardist (and other instruments). But he also puts out records under his own name and with his wife under the moniker Heavy Gus. We dove into "There's Nothing Wrong With Love" from Built to Spill and talked about a whole myriad of topics including Bishop California, his work with the Lumineers, Hippie Red Bull Vodka, Elvis Costello, hitchhiking in Idaho (and avoiding pesticides in Idaho), Tetris Master, Miss Cleo AND you won't miss his haunting cover of Echo and the Bunnymen's "The Killing Moon." You get to hear that amazing cover as a sneak peek to his new album coming out in September. ENJOY!

Check out Stelth Ulvang at: https://stelthulvang.bandcamp.com/

Check out Heavy Gus at:  https://www.heavygus.com/

Check out Built to Spill at: https://www.builttospill.com/home

Repeat Revisitors Alex Alt (Sly Dog Music Cast) and Jeff Frame join us to discuss "Sentimental Hygiene" also known as the 1987 "comeback record" from Warren Zevon. Plenty of other conversation including Neil Young (the San Diego concert and Neil's guest appearance on this album), Hindu Love Gods, weird Cali beaches, fate of karma, music industry travails, Warren's obsession with Monkeys, and I come up with a new phrase by accident. 

Check out Warren Zevon at:  https://www.warrenzevon.com/

Check out Alex’s podcast at: slydogmusiccast.podbean.com 

Check out Jeff on the socials @jeffmakesjokes

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Patreon Revisitor Dan Beck joins us and picked “Love Ire & Song” from Frank Turner for his first episode with us.  Plenty of other discussion including how the title is missing a comma, “poetry is not my jam” (or is it?), 12 shaming, Buy The Tickets, being defiantly English, The Smiths, Journey & Boy George and other concerts we’re going to, and whiny crybabies playing pianos.

Check out Frank Turner at:  https://www.frank-turner.com/ 

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Adam Hartshorn joins us to discuss Johnny Cash’s “At Folsom Prison.”  Plenty of other discussion including Harley t-shirts, breakdance circles, Couer d’Alene Lake, Provo (the good and the bad), cautionary tales, knowing your audience, “I’m On A Train,” Jack Clement, and Wayne laments “should we have done San Quentin instead?”

Check out Adam Hartshorn at: https://www.adamhartshorn.com/

Check out Johnny Cash at:   https://www.johnnycash.com/

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Alex Hall joins us to discuss his debut album “Side Effects of the Heart” and then we dive into “I Still Believe in You” from Vince Gill.  Plenty of other discussion including being dads, Gainesville (Georgia, not Florida), breaking the code of country radio, Tom Jones, golf, flexing on Vince Gill autographs (Alex wins that one), Bakersfield, and how Vince was kind of a big deal in the 90s…even with that guy Garth being around.  

Check out Alex at:  https://www.musicbyalexhall.com/

Check out Vince Gill at:  https://www.vincegill.com

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With Wayne away and Jeff Frame as guest co-host, we had to pick an album that we didn't think Wayne would get butt hurt if we discussed in his absence.

Hence...."0898 Beautiful South" with repeat Patreon Revisitor Andrew Rybak!

For folks in the states, it's criminal that The Beautiful South never got their due here.  Let's see if we can shine a light 30 years after it's release. Enjoy!

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Patreon Revisitor Tim McKay rejoins us to dissect “Only By The Night” from Kings of Leon.  Plenty of other discussion including the pigeon poo incident, Ethan Johns, here’s some cranberry juice, Wayne describes the word “revelry” to us, Stray Cats, and we discuss just how big this album was complete with multiple Grammy wins.     

Check out Kings of Leon at:  https://www.kingsofleon.com

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Episode 338: Call Me Spinster discusses Prince’s “Musicology”

Call Me Spinster returns (you might remember them from our Lauryn Hill episode) and this time we talk about my favorite later career Prince album "Musicology." Did you know this was his 28th album (28th!!!)?  We talk about their great new album "Potholes" as well as discussion about white t-shirts, Mom Rock (or is "Holler Pop"), the Chattanooga music scene, Doris Duke, when Prince goes political/social commentary - it hits, and it's not a Prince album without 2's & U's & eyes for I's.

Check out Call Me Spinster at: https://www.spinsterband.com/ 

Check out Prince at:  https://www.prince.com/ 

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Patreon Revisitor Dave Greenberg rejoins us with special guest John Brodeur (aka Bird Streets) to discuss Big Star's sophomore record "Radio City." Plenty of other discussion including Aerosmith, Nada Surf, Columbia House record club, Brussel sprout burps, Memphis, and more.

Do you know how difficult it is to get an unanimous top score for an episode with three people (me, Wayne, and a guest)? It doesn't happen often. You want to know how difficult it is to get an unanimous top score with four people? Even tougher.
But, we did it for this episode. You probably know which song, right?

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Check out Big Star via Stax Records at:  https://staxrecords.com/artist/big-star/ 

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Beau Wagner of Flickerstick and [DARYL] and The Crash That Took Me joins us to discuss the 1998 album “Jesus Hits Like The Atomic Bomb” from Tripping Daisy.  Plenty of other discussion including seeing U2 at the Sphere and meeting Beau (and Ben making a fool of himself), Flickerstick, Live Aid, D.A.R.Y.L., and the Dallas Music Scene, shooting free throws like Rick Barry, brand names that become words, Rainbows, Brainiac and  “Why do you hate Nirvana, Dad?” 

Check out Flickerstick at:  https://flickerstickofficial.com/

Check out [DARYL] via Idol Records at:  https://idolrecords.bandcamp.com/

Check out Tripping Daisy at:  https://trippingdaisy.com/

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