From our archives in 2012:

Ewan Curry from The Sheepdogs joins the podcast for a relaxed chat about the band’s journey from bored university students to rock ’n’ roll success. He talks about finally embracing their dream, developing their harmony-driven sound, and grinding their way from small Canadian bars to US tours. They also touch on their latest self-titled album and how live shows shape their music.

Chapters

• 00:00 - Introduction to Country Fried Rock
• 03:10 - The Evolution of the Sheepdogs
• 08:25 - The Journey to Their Self-Titled Album
• 11:47 - Recording Process and Challenges
• 18:13 - Transitioning to New Creative Directions
• 19:34 - The Evolution of Our Music and Touring Plans

Mentioned in this Episode

• Atlantic Records
• Athens, Georgia
• Australia
• Beck
• Black Box Revelation
• Black Keys
• Buffalo Killers
• Chad Blake
• Chicago
• Cream
• Country Fried Rock
• Ewan Curry
• Gregg Allman
• Humble Pie
• Jimi Hendrix
• Joel Carrier
• John Fogerty
• Kings of Leon
• Kinks
• Lollapalooza
• London, England
• Monster Truck
• Nuci's Space
• Osheaga
• Pat Carney
• Peter Frampton
• Philadelphia
• Pink Floyd
• Portland
• Rolling Stone
• San Francisco
• Sasquatch! Music Festival
• Saskatoon
• Seattle
• Sheepdogs
• Tenacious D
• The Allman Brothers Band
• The Beatles
• The Full Tones
• The Twisted Hearts
• The White Stripes
• United States
• Winnipeg
• Yukon Blonde

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