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Frizz and Bob geek out about Old Fashioned cocktails and dig into one of the best kept secrets in all of music making history. The collection of musicians known as "The Wrecking Crew," was the driving force behind the success and quality of almost every popular song we know today. Join us as we talk about the snazzy music business in the 50s, it's transformation into the radical 60s, women making presidential money, and ruggedly handsome Wichita linemen.
Today, Frizz and Bob sit down with Phlecia and Josh Sullivan from Year of October. Join us as we enjoy a delicious pour of Basil Hayden and talk about Stephen King, Scooby Doo, songwriting, one thunderous show on top of a Whole Foods.
Frizz and Bob dive into a bottle of Metallica's Blackened Whiskey while chatting about their classic album, Master of Puppets. We get into the band's history, some Stranger Things lore, the Eddie Munson fan club, the literary works of H.P. Lovecraft, and some sadly rejected album titles including unsavory places where metal could be placed.
Frizz and Bob sit down with Alaska's own whimsical singer-songwriter, Emily Anderson, and drink a little Castle and Key's Rise seasonal gin. We chat all about artist collaboration across the country, making music for video games, writing one song a day, roadside Thai food huts, and covering Limp Bizkit.
It's a special birthday episode so join us for FRIZZAPALOOZA! Frizzy Spice and Sassy Spice (Bob) celebrate with 15 year old Glenfarclas and the 90s chart-smashing album and movie, Spiceworld. Come hang as we cheers to the most successful girl group in history, fighting for badass girl power, Pepsi, and of course, Frizz.
Frizz and Bob enjoy Kanekou Okinawa Japanese Whisky with new friends from the insanely talented, heavy psych band from Austin, TX - The Well. Lisa and Ian share hilarious stories about constant life out of a suitcase, a night with The Scorpions, and all about that mysterious thing from the darkness that kicks you.
Frizz and Bob sip on Johnnie Walker and flaunt their best Southern accents (and charm) as they highlight the Man in Black: Johnny Cash. Considered one of the greatest live albums of all time, we highlight how "At Folsom Prison" sparked Cash's career resurgence, the risky recording conditions, the perfection of his writing, and his legacy of boldly fighting for prison reform across a nation.
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