Geeking On Music

Dr Womack joins us for another episode of Geeking On Music. His second book on George Martin,The Life of Beatles Producer George Martin, The Later Years, 1966–2016, was just recently published so we go hard in the paint on the Beatles and George Martin. Intro song is Sociopathic Love Song by The Swinging Lights off their new album Trouble with the Truth

Today's podcast was a fun conversation with the two busiest men in Austin, Richard Lynn and Ray Colgan. Richard runs four record labels, puts on a quarterly music and film festival and owns the revered venue, Beerland on Red River St in Austin. Ray works at Antone's record store and helps Richard bring his ideas to fruition. Enjoy!

We're joined by Patsy Dolan Bouressa, clinical director of the SIMS Foundation to talk about mental health and addiction and help available to musicians. The SIMS Foundation's primary mission is to provide these services to the Austin music industry.

Bill Bentley joins us to talk about his new book Smithsonian Rock and Roll: Live and Unseen. It would take too much space here to list all of the musicians Bill has worked with over the past with while in the music industry over the past 40 years, but if anyone can write a book about Rock and Roll with authority it is certainly him. We talk Doug Sahm, The Rolling Stones, Lou Reed, and The Flaming Lips to name a few. I hope you enjoy the podcast and make sure you check out the book.

This episode's featured artist is Ought. We share Disgraced In America from their new album Room Inside The World.

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Lindsay and I talk to Lizzy Lehman of the band Carry Illinois. They have a new EP out called Work In Progress. We dive into her new songwriting direction, the importance of honesty in art, and a number of other subjects.

Lindsay and I had a great chat with Kid Koala, who is one of myall-time favorite artists. We get deep into Deltron 3030, his new project Floor Kids, digging for instruments, and his creative process. Enjoy!

Yoke Lore is the project of the very talented Adrian Galvin. We had a chance to talk to him about growing up in New York and our mutual fanboy crush on Dan Carlin. Adrian has a unique vision for his music and puts n an impressive show.

Featured song is Yoke Lore's Good Pain from the Good Pain EP.

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We had a chance to talk to J. Blake Fichera, author of Scored To Death: Conversations with Some of Horror's Greatest Composers, several months back about the importance of film scores in horror movies. I guarantee you'll find inspiration for this year's All Hallow's Eve movie and/or your next vinyl purchase. Enjoy! **Queue the evil Thriller laugh**

This episode's featured artist is Arizona's Draa. We share Even In My Dream (All My Life) from their new single.

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Bob Mehr joins us to talk about his brilliant book,Trouble Boys: The True Story of The Replacements. We discuss the impact and legacy of, arguably, the most important band of the 80s. We also talk about the new live album,For Sale: Live At Maxwell's 1986, the first official live album from The Replacements.

Featured song is My Children off of Protomartyr's excellent new album Relatives In Descent.

Thor Harris is a musician's musician and a man's man with a heart of gold. The last 6 years have been spent with the experimental noise avant-rock band Swans and has recorded with Adam Torres, Bill Callahan, Shearwater and a number of other bands. His current project Thor & Friends delves into the hypnotic world of Minimalism.We joined Thor at his East Austin home to talk about life and music as well as his bid to run for Texas Governor.

Featured song is Whose Fingers?off Thor & Friends.

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