From our archives in 2012:

Joe Bourdet of Whispering Pines joins Country Fried Rock to discuss his musical influences, songwriting process, analog recording philosophy, California music scene, band formation, and the creation of the band's self-titled album.

Chapters

• 00:09 - Introducing Joe Bourdet and Whispering Pines
• 06:05 - The Formation of the Band
• 08:15 - Starting From Scratch: The Journey of Forming a Band
• 19:21 - The Evolution of a Song: Broken Spoke
• 23:19 - Festival Adventures and Spontaneous Shows

Mentioned in this Episode

• Amy Blaschke
• Beach Boys
• Beatles
• Black Apples
• Blues Brothers
• Capricorn Records
• Chad Brown
• Cowboy
• Dave Bain
• David Barton
• David Burdon
• Echo Park
• Elliott Smith
• Entrance Band
• Everest
• Full Tones
• Guitar Center
• Jason Soto
• Joe Zabielski
• Jonathan Wilson
• Mark Raines
• Mike Stinson
• Neil Young
• New Monkey Studio
• Nuci's Space
• Ozark Mountain Daredevils
• Pete Townshend
• Station House
• Steve Soto
• The Who
• Twisted Hearts
• Whispering Pines
• Werner Herzog

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Don't Click Those Old Links!

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Don't Click Those Old Links!

These podcast episodes are from 2009-2020. Links are probably dead. Half these places do not exist any more.