Episode 26 Jane Lee Hooker

01/29/21 • 88 min

Brian and Jason discuss all girl rock bands. Then the guys welcome their guests Tracy Hightop, and Tina Gorin from NYC blues rock band Jane Lee Hooker. They chat about the formation of the band, their influences, the new single Jericho, and mystical experiences in the desert, not created by hallucinogens.

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Episode 25 Pat Muzingo and Tim Mosher from Junkyard

Brian and Jason offer their condolences to the family, friends, and bandmates for the passing of The Steel Woods guitarist Rowdy Cope. Then they guys discuss hard rock bands influenced by blues, and southern rock. Next they welcome their guests, Pat Muzingo, and Tim Mosher from Junkyard. the guys discuss the rebirth of the band in early 2000, the evolution of the band at that point, and the recording of the last album High Water in 2017. Then they step into the way back machine and discuss the scene they came out of in East Hollywood, the contrast between there, and the glitzy side of town in West Hollywood. Finally they discuss taking The Black Crowes out on their very first tour, and what not to do with a tray of deli meats with certain band guests in the back lounge of the tour bus.

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Episode 27 Kari Gates

Brian and Jason chat about the Arlene's Grocery benefit livestream, and the performances of Jane Lee Hooker, and Ten Ton Mojo. The discussion continues with Brian's announcement of starting the Facebook fan group for Jane Lee Hooker, called Black Rats, The Fans Of Jane Lee Hooker. Brian also shares his glee about his plans to go see Them Dirty Roses in Sioux Falls. Then the guys welcome their guest, Kari Gates. Kari chats with the guys about how she got into southern rock, her being the Facebook fan group administrator for Jive Mother Mary, Tennessee Champagne, and The Georgia Thunderbolts, and her being a pillar of the southern rock community.

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