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Thanks to all the new patrons! Some supporters are currently enjoying three new songs we’ve shared on Patreon, one of which is our cover of Stereophonics’ “Dakota.” The tune actually already came out worldwide, but our supporters had it weeks prior! Tonight is Patty’s level 1 improv showcase, and she’s pretty nervous. She may want to take a dance class when we return from tour. Dwight has noticed her dancing on her socials. Patty is trying to embrace the sexy femme side of herself more proudly, like in a positive, self love kind of way. That may or may not explain all the new clothes she purchased for the UK tour. Dwight went clean shaven three weeks ago, and has been rocking the jean jacket lately. His son, Evan thinks he looks like a 20 year old boy, and for some reason he’s under the impression that is an insult. It’s not. Dwight does look younger when he shaves the greying beard. Should he shave it for the tour, or keep the beard look? Dwight doesn’t think The Wind and The Wave would have gotten their first record deal if he had walked into RCA at 40 years old with a greying beard. EMAILS! Jenny called Dwight wise, and has a question for Patty. “What role has religion played in your life, and how has it shaped your lyrics?” - “How has therapy impacted your songwriting? I’m a songwriter and I’m also in therapy, and a fear of mine has been that talking out my shit will be the catharsis that writing normally is, and will leave me with less shit to say.” THIS GIRL IS CRUSHING QUESTIONS. We talk about our Covers One album and how we approached making those songs our own. Another email from Colleen (who is doing this correctly) - “What are you most proud of personally or professionally?” …Patty needs to accept the fact that she’s good at something. That’s a whole conversation all on its own. MORE QUESTIONS: “What is your favorite piece of music you have ever worked on?” - “What did you want to be growing up?” - “Is there someone you want to work with? Do you have a musical bucket list?”
Email us at [email protected], review us on iTunes, follow us on Instagram @thedwightandpattyshow, and consider becoming one of our patrons on Patreon! Until next week...
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By Dwight Baker and Patty Lynn
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Thanks to all the new patrons! Some supporters are currently enjoying three new songs we’ve shared on Patreon, one of which is our cover of Stereophonics’ “Dakota.” The tune actually already came out worldwide, but our supporters had it weeks prior! Tonight is Patty’s level 1 improv showcase, and she’s pretty nervous. She may want to take a dance class when we return from tour. Dwight has noticed her dancing on her socials. Patty is trying to embrace the sexy femme side of herself more proudly, like in a positive, self love kind of way. That may or may not explain all the new clothes she purchased for the UK tour. Dwight went clean shaven three weeks ago, and has been rocking the jean jacket lately. His son, Evan thinks he looks like a 20 year old boy, and for some reason he’s under the impression that is an insult. It’s not. Dwight does look younger when he shaves the greying beard. Should he shave it for the tour, or keep the beard look? Dwight doesn’t think The Wind and The Wave would have gotten their first record deal if he had walked into RCA at 40 years old with a greying beard. EMAILS! Jenny called Dwight wise, and has a question for Patty. “What role has religion played in your life, and how has it shaped your lyrics?” - “How has therapy impacted your songwriting? I’m a songwriter and I’m also in therapy, and a fear of mine has been that talking out my shit will be the catharsis that writing normally is, and will leave me with less shit to say.” THIS GIRL IS CRUSHING QUESTIONS. We talk about our Covers One album and how we approached making those songs our own. Another email from Colleen (who is doing this correctly) - “What are you most proud of personally or professionally?” …Patty needs to accept the fact that she’s good at something. That’s a whole conversation all on its own. MORE QUESTIONS: “What is your favorite piece of music you have ever worked on?” - “What did you want to be growing up?” - “Is there someone you want to work with? Do you have a musical bucket list?”
Email us at [email protected], review us on iTunes, follow us on Instagram @thedwightandpattyshow, and consider becoming one of our patrons on Patreon! Until next week...