The Gentlemen are back on the weekly and this episode is a doozy! JV and BSki talk about the world of Jazz Fusion with drum god Eric Harland (Wayne Shorter, Terence Blanchard). Listen to the accompanying Spotify playlist here. 

After a month long hiatus, The Gentlemen (JV and BSKi) return with an exploration of hatred. The boys are joined by Eliot Glazer (Broad City, American Pickle) for a deep dive into some of the worst songs ever recorded. You can listen to the accompanying Spotify playlist here. 

The Gentlemen are back on the scene with another musical geographical exploration. They go deep on the sound of the Motor City with Michigan native, comedian and host Brooke Van Poppelen (Sidework Podcast, Comfort Zone EP). They talk Motown, J Dilla, Bob Seger and beyond. You can listen to the accompanying podcast on Spotify.

The Gentlemen (Julian Velard and BSKi) are back at it, and this time they are ready to rock! They are joined by comedian, author, and musician Dave Hill (Witch Taint, Painted Doll) for a discussion of the genre of Heavy Metal. Dave drops the knowledge and makes Julian and Brian laugh their assess off. Listen to accompanying playlist here. 

The Gentlemen (Julian Velard and BSKi) take a trip down the Garden State Parkway with comedian and writer Chris Calogero. The three discuss all of the great music that's come out of New Jersey in an attempt to create a genre around the state. They talk Bruce, they talk Frank, and even Naughty by Nature. Listen to the episode playlist on Spotify.

The Gentlemen return with a journey into the jams of fatherhood. They are joined by comedian, writer and musician (and Spotify Gawdess) Grace Spelman as they take a look at what defines the elusive term "Dad Rock". The Gents get into minimal arguments, JV proclaims that Bob Dylan invented rap (yet again), and Grace talks about her absolute legend of a father and his musical influence on her. Listen to the accompanying Spotify playlist for the episode, RGOQ Ep. 7 Dad Rock.

The Gentlemen (Julian Velard and BSKi) return with a conversation about the world of 90's East Coast Rap. They are joined by comedian, author, and podcaster Josh Gondelman. JV wallows through the genre and tries to figure out the difference between Hip Hop and Rap. Josh and BSki school him and subject him to deserved humiliation. Bob Dylan only comes up only once. Listen to the accompanying Spotify playlist here. 

The Gentlemen return with an exploration of Latin Soul with their guest, band leader Steven Salcedo. They discuss  the origins of the term, its beginnings in Boogaloo, and how its influence can be heard in Salsa, Freestyle, 80s and 90s R&B Pop and more. Julian does his best to sound like he knows what he's talking about, and BSKi and Steven take easy on him until the very end. You can listen to accompanying playlist on Spotify here.

The Real Gentlemen (Julian Velard and BSKi) return a day late but not a dollar short. This episode they cut it up with singer Vivian Sessoms about some of the greatest vocal performances ever put to record.  Julian exercised self-restraint and did not put Bob Dylan on the list. Listen to the accompanying Spotify playlist here. 

The Real Gentlemen (Julian Velard and BSKi) sit down with songwriter Jack Dolgen (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend) to talk about the genre of Television themes. They hold up their favorite and most obscure examples of TV Tunes and Jack schools the Gents on industry lingo. Check out the accompanying Youtube playlist here.