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Cris Cohen interviews professional musicians to get the stories behind every beat, chord, and lyric.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBands To Fans is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 96 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 82. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal (Asia / Sons of Apollo / Guns N’ Roses) talks about his album, Returns, how creating instrumental songs can be like scoring an imaginary movie, collaborating with Steve Vai and Brian May, and letting the art be what it is going to be. “Whatever feels right and gives a genuine piece of your soul to somebody for them to experience and connect with.”
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It’s amazing what a 40-year hiatus can lead to. I spoke with Nick Heyward and Graham Jones of Haircut 100 about Boxing the Compass , their first album since the early 80s. We discussed the eclectic nature of this album and how that relates to the title, how they kind of like it when a string breaks during a concert, and that perspective is one of the key elements to creativity.
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I spoke with Dennis Atlas about the making of his new solo album, Principle. We discussed writing instrumentals with the same intention he brings to lyric‑driven songs. Dennis talked about collaborating with the album’s special guests that included his Toto bandmates Steve Lukather, Joseph Williams, and Warren Ham, as well as drummers Marco Minnemann and Shannon Forrest. We also delved into the role of metaphor in expressing personal struggles, and the optimism that threads through even his most conflicted lyrics.
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In this interview with Johnny Manchild we discuss his new album, Side Effects, as well as how singing live is not about looking pretty, adjusting his creative process to the manic and depressive episodes of his bipolar disorder, and how he benefited from the Oklahoma City music scene.
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I talked with songwriter Andrew Morse about The Tasty Kings’ new album The Kindness of Numbers. My quick description: imagine if Lou Reed sang with the Rolling Stones. As you will see, that went over well with Morse. The Tasty Kings are a different kind of band. Their website uses the term “collective.” Morse writes the songs and then gathers some seriously impressive musicians to bring them to life. People like Charlie Sexton, Will Sexton, Charley Drayton, and Darryl Jones. And although these are his lyrics and melodies, Morse does not sing on any of the tunes. He plays guitar, but it is almost like he is a side musician in his own band. It’s a different approach, but the results are fantastic. I especially recommend the songs “New York Times,” “Tess of Soho,” “Sunset,” and “Fix My Head.”
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