The Third Of Never Podcast

Third Of Never's Jon Dawson welcomes David Menconi and Matt McMichaels.
Author and longtime News & Observer music critic/arts reporter David Menconi talks about his upcoming book "Step It Up and Go: The Story of North Carolina Popular Music, from Blind Boy Fuller and Doc Watson to Nina Simone and Superchunk".
Matt McMichaels from Surrender Human talks about the origins of the band, their debut album and a new charity single recorded under quarantine.
Songs played in this episode:
18 Strings - Third of Never
Sweet Honey Hole - Blind Boy Fuller
Under The Boardwalk - The Drifters
What A Time To Be Alive - Superchunk
Candy Jones - Surrender Human
Hantuchova - Surrender Human
On The Rack - Surrender Human
Remember A Girl - Surrender Human
Shelter In Place - Surrender Human
It's Our Life - Surrender Human

Dean Hurley talks to Third Of Never's Jon Dawson about his new album "Philosophy of Beyond", creating sound design for "Twin Peaks: The Return", and running David Lynch's recording studio.
Hurley also sheds light on Angelo Badalamenti's participation in "The Return", why he left Los Angeles, and the path that led him there.
From Sacred Bones Records:
For over 12 years, sound and music supervisor Dean Hurley has exclusively operated Asymmetrical Studio, director David Lynch’s own film-dubbing and recording studio in Los Angeles. He has collaborated closely with Lynch on a myriad of his film, commercial, and music projects, including most recently Showtime’s 18-episode Twin Peaks: The Return. Hurley co-wrote and produced four full-length LPs with Lynch: The Air is on Fire (2007), This Train (2011), Crazy Clown Time (2011) and The Big Dream (2013) as well as serviced remixes for artists such as Duran Duran, Moby and Danish musician Agnes Obel. Hurley’s own music production has additionally extended to artists like Lykke Li, Dirty Beaches, Zola Jesus, and The Veils.

Bill Sullivan was the guy who kept The Replacements out of the morgue and on the road. In his new book "Lemon Jail: On The Road with The Replacements", Sullivan gives a frontline account of the good, the bad and the absurd.
Along with the great Replacements anecdotes, Bill shares road stories involving R.E.M., Soul Asylum, Bob Dylan, Jimmie Vaughn and many others.
"Lemon Jail: On the Road with The Replacements" is available at your local bookstore and www.amazon.com.
Songs heard in this episode:
(show intro)
Kidnapped Information - Third of Never
Bastards of Young - The Replacements
Unsatisfied - The Replacements
Alex Chilton - The Replacements
Shiftless When Idle - The Replacements

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