Jam Tomorrow | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:00 Speaker 1: And let me get these mics up. We got a

0:02 Speaker 1: couple of guys here who've actually been on the show

0:04 Speaker 1: a number of times, but they've got some new music

0:07 Speaker 1: and one of them brought a guitar with them. We've

0:10 Speaker 1: got Jam Tomorrow. Two of the guys from Jam Tomorrow

0:13 Speaker 1: here with us in studio. Welcome, gentlemen. So MHP is here. Hello,

0:18 Speaker 1: that's easier to say that way, yeah, MHP. And uh

0:21 Speaker 1: and Mark is Mark. How do you say your last name?

0:23 Speaker 1: Badnee bad?

0:25 Speaker 2: Nay?

0:25 Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, I've never been sure.

0:28 Speaker 3: It depends sometimes.

0:30 Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not how much whiskey's in bold? I got you,

0:33 Speaker 1: I got youa so.

0:34 Speaker 4: Uh.

0:34 Speaker 1: You guys got a new song that we're gonna play

0:36 Speaker 1: in a moment and uh and then you guys are

0:38 Speaker 1: gonna play live. So excited about that? What's the new?

0:42 Speaker 1: Do you want to tell us about the new single?

0:44 Speaker 3: Yeah, so we haven't even dropped this one yet. You

0:46 Speaker 3: are getting hot wax here. This song is called twenty two.

0:49 Speaker 3: We've played it for three or four years. We may

0:51 Speaker 3: have actually played it on your show live in the past,

0:53 Speaker 3: but we recorded it in the studio. It actually had

0:55 Speaker 3: a horn player with us, which we've never recorded. I've

0:58 Speaker 3: never watched horns recorded before.

0:59 Speaker 5: Oh.

0:59 Speaker 3: It's sort of a stacking process where you lay down

1:02 Speaker 3: a line and then you come back to the beginning

1:04 Speaker 3: and you lay down a fifth over that or whatever

1:05 Speaker 3: your interval is, and then you go back to the

1:07 Speaker 3: beginning game and you lay another interval over that a chord,

1:10 Speaker 3: which is why there's always horn sections and never one

1:12 Speaker 3: horn player playing with the band live, which I never

1:15 Speaker 3: thought about it. It makes perfect sense. But it was

1:17 Speaker 3: really cool to watch it actually unfold. So we had

1:20 Speaker 3: a lot of fun. This song's about the triumphs of

1:21 Speaker 3: the Tarot deck, sort of a psychedelic journey through them. Okay,

1:26 Speaker 3: and this one's called twenty two.

1:27 Speaker 1: Okay, very good, very good. And by the way, so

1:29 Speaker 1: this is a world radio premiere, Well you know what

1:33 Speaker 1: that means. It means this your.

1:37 Speaker 2: Listen Tominate.

1:41 Speaker 6: World premiere, traveling through the world past boats and boat temptations.

2:19 Speaker 7: As Christmases in love look my way and win, but

2:26 Speaker 7: the world with the way to the world's in my

2:30 Speaker 7: cherry eyes.

2:33 Speaker 5: And that magic.

2:36 Speaker 2: My dongue.

2:40 Speaker 8: Jumped free and Leger got my bag, I got my dog.

2:49 Speaker 2: I'm stepping not for legend as the cards are debasing,

2:57 Speaker 2: always been.

3:00 Speaker 9: Every don't care for me, and they, the fool, have

3:06 Speaker 9: to fage.

3:17 Speaker 2: I need to have the strength to hold the lion

3:22 Speaker 2: sight and stand alone in the darn.

3:26 Speaker 7: And holding out the lions.

3:31 Speaker 8: As a wheel of fortune spends. Is justice on.

3:35 Speaker 2: My side, and they hang me upside down, my hands.

3:41 Speaker 8: By the tide. Just the food, the strange after Edgine.

3:51 Speaker 5: Got my back, I got my dog.

3:54 Speaker 10: I'm stepping shot of the legend at the deck fan town.

4:01 Speaker 8: See how fade is cool, carefree?

4:05 Speaker 5: You don't care for me.

4:08 Speaker 8: I have to play the fool.

4:10 Speaker 5: I have to play the food.

4:21 Speaker 8: And I spelt death.

4:25 Speaker 2: Unmistakable, A man on the water to unglasssy ulass fult.

4:35 Speaker 8: That's the devil finds.

4:36 Speaker 11: Being a change.

4:38 Speaker 2: I can see the table fall, but I avoid the

4:43 Speaker 2: lighting somehow gave it all.

4:49 Speaker 5: Just food.

4:51 Speaker 10: Freaking at the edge, got my bag, I got make up,

4:58 Speaker 10: now stepping up by let as the car rain down,

5:05 Speaker 10: drowning in the food.

5:09 Speaker 9: Every you don't care for me, I have they hear,

5:13 Speaker 9: the fool have.

5:15 Speaker 8: Fligging the food. A woman like a star has pictures.

5:30 Speaker 2: In her hand, and the moon shines over all the

5:35 Speaker 2: creatures of the sea and them. But the sun is

5:40 Speaker 2: rising in the angel Trucklet's judgment time.

5:46 Speaker 8: The world is outs.

5:49 Speaker 12: And we can only clib.

5:53 Speaker 2: Jumped, the food springing and the engine.

5:59 Speaker 8: God, my bag, I got my dog. I'm stepping up.

6:04 Speaker 5: Let you and that.

6:07 Speaker 13: I'll do God up, don't you can't help me?

6:17 Speaker 8: I have.

6:20 Speaker 12: Had league Oh oh oh.

6:34 Speaker 1: Things A great track that is twenty two. The band

6:45 Speaker 1: is Jam Tomorrow. We've got two of the guys from

6:48 Speaker 1: Jam Tomorrow here in studio with us.

6:50 Speaker 2: Uh.

6:50 Speaker 1: We have both m HP and Marker here and no,

6:53 Speaker 1: no Gary, Now Gary Smith is is with you sometimes?

6:56 Speaker 3: Right? Yeah, he's he actually has five bands and he

7:00 Speaker 3: I don't know if we can publicly announce it. I'm

7:03 Speaker 3: not going to say it. He just got signed with

7:04 Speaker 3: a national act.

7:06 Speaker 1: Oh that.

7:06 Speaker 3: I don't know if we're able to release that information yet.

7:09 Speaker 3: So we're going to be seeing less of him. We're

7:10 Speaker 3: hoping we're still going to get him in the studio. Yeah,

7:12 Speaker 3: pretty much everything and hopefully live on occasion. But most

7:15 Speaker 3: of what you're going to be seeing live is going

7:17 Speaker 3: to be Mark and I probably because he's on a

7:18 Speaker 3: plane from North Carolina right now. And yeah, you have

7:21 Speaker 3: to cancel another gid because he's gonna be in Jamaica.

7:23 Speaker 1: Yeah, he's breaking my heart. He's got a lot going on. Well,

7:25 Speaker 1: you know, I always say he's like the busiest musician

7:27 Speaker 1: I know. Yeah, literally the busiest musician I know.

7:30 Speaker 3: So we're so proud of him. It's well, yeah, we're

7:32 Speaker 3: just honored to be able to play with somebody of

7:34 Speaker 3: that talent.

7:35 Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt.

7:36 Speaker 3: Yeah, it was his dream for sure.

7:38 Speaker 1: Oh, absolutely absolutely, it was mine thirty years ago, was it? Yeah,

7:41 Speaker 1: it's still time, you're still I just want to be

7:44 Speaker 1: in my bed at ten o'clock, I understand. Yeah, you

7:47 Speaker 1: guys had a show last night, right, and then yeah, we.

7:49 Speaker 3: Didn't get back to well, we got back to my

7:51 Speaker 3: place at like midnight, and then we sat in the

7:52 Speaker 3: driveway for like forty five minutes just talking to my car.

7:55 Speaker 3: Really yeah yeah it was decompressing. Yeah yeah yeah. And

7:59 Speaker 3: then we'll playing tonight as well. We're actually playing at

8:01 Speaker 3: Litherman's Limited and Conquered from four to seven, okay, one

8:04 Speaker 3: six Hall Street right between next it's twelve and thirteen.

8:07 Speaker 3: I'm hoping we're going to play outside. It looks like

8:08 Speaker 3: it's gonna be nice.

8:09 Speaker 1: Yeah, it's supposed to be very nice today. Yeah, outstanding.

8:12 Speaker 3: It's actually attached to six h three barbecues. Yeah, so

8:14 Speaker 3: there will be good food as well as good beverage.

8:16 Speaker 1: Oh, very nice, very nice. So you guys are gonna

8:19 Speaker 1: play live for us, so we are excellent.

8:21 Speaker 3: This is This is an older song. This one comes

8:23 Speaker 3: from twenty one. This is from our thinly veiled Allegory series. Okay,

8:27 Speaker 3: if anyone's a fan of those, we have quite a

8:29 Speaker 3: few of them. This one's called here there Be Dragons.

8:32 Speaker 3: Back in the age of exploration, when they'd send cartographers

8:35 Speaker 3: out on boats, they would go as far as they

8:37 Speaker 3: could based on resources or food or budget or timeline

8:40 Speaker 3: or whatever, and they draw their map and then they'd

8:42 Speaker 3: say as far as they got. They kind of say,

8:44 Speaker 3: here there be dragons, which is sort of a way

8:46 Speaker 3: of saying like, don't go there. We don't know what's there,

8:49 Speaker 3: but I want to come back and map this later.

8:50 Speaker 3: So I'm just gonna dragons here to discourage other people

8:53 Speaker 3: from going. Okay, So this song is sort of about

8:56 Speaker 3: uncharted territory when I when I sold the business.

9:00 Speaker 1: Oh yes, all right, very good. Jam tomorrow Live in studio.

9:23 Speaker 8: Set sail at sunrise for parts on.

9:25 Speaker 2: No, maybe you're not too wise or not yet growth

9:31 Speaker 2: set sail, a daybreak, to break from the past upon

9:36 Speaker 2: the water, self imposed out cats.

9:40 Speaker 8: Here to be draggon.

9:41 Speaker 2: It's the edge of the map, free he from antagonism

9:45 Speaker 2: and all of that. Here to be dragons, the map

9:50 Speaker 2: just dead.

9:52 Speaker 8: At the mercy of what.

9:54 Speaker 5: The wind.

9:57 Speaker 14: Sails high at twelve bells, just blue on blue, with

10:01 Speaker 14: the sun as hot as hell, just burning on through

10:05 Speaker 14: sells high at midday in this minstrel's eye, not much

10:10 Speaker 14: to say as.

10:11 Speaker 5: The world sells by.

10:14 Speaker 2: Here there be dragons to the edge of the mouth,

10:18 Speaker 2: free from antagonism and non that. Here there be dragons uncertainty.

10:25 Speaker 2: See all I know is my guitar and meat. Storms

10:32 Speaker 2: are through, Storms are through, Storms are through. Storm sells

10:47 Speaker 2: down at sunset as a storm rolls in, batting down

10:52 Speaker 2: the hatchets, as the waves speaking, sails down at nightfall,

10:57 Speaker 2: as the waves turned white.

11:00 Speaker 8: Oo is to feel small surrounded by night.

11:04 Speaker 2: Here they be dragons, the edge of the mouth, free

11:09 Speaker 2: e fram antagonism and don Here to be dragons do

11:15 Speaker 2: nothing canvas see nothing, but I want it if you

11:19 Speaker 2: know what I'm mean. Here there be dragons, the edge

11:23 Speaker 2: of them now free from antagonism, and don.

11:29 Speaker 5: Here they be dragons.

11:31 Speaker 8: None canby see not what I.

11:34 Speaker 5: Want if you know what I mean.

11:38 Speaker 1: Hmmm, that's great, guys, thank you. Love that. Love that.

11:43 Speaker 1: Get those mics on there, there we go. What's that

11:46 Speaker 1: called again? Here there be dragged, Here there be dragons.

11:48 Speaker 1: I love it. I love it.

11:49 Speaker 3: That's one of our first ones.

11:50 Speaker 1: Actually, oh really, yeah, oh no kidding.

11:52 Speaker 3: I think we started Our first original was twenty twenty,

11:55 Speaker 3: and then we just sort of trickled them out after that.

11:57 Speaker 12: Yeah.

11:58 Speaker 3: I think that was when we did falling into Place

12:02 Speaker 3: the place.

12:03 Speaker 1: I love that song.

12:04 Speaker 5: I think we might.

12:05 Speaker 3: No, we don't have that on the list that we

12:07 Speaker 3: played that twice here. We try to keep it fresh, right.

12:09 Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, if you are just showing us we've got

12:12 Speaker 1: two of the guys from jam tomorrow or I get well,

12:14 Speaker 1: I guess I don't have to say two of the guys, right,

12:16 Speaker 1: you guys are a jam from Yeah, Yeah.

12:17 Speaker 3: We have additional folks. Gary's often with us, sometimes other people,

12:20 Speaker 3: or Nesto Burden sometimes joins us on keys. We've had

12:23 Speaker 3: Mike Freeman join us on cahone. Yeah, we had is

12:26 Speaker 3: it Brian that joined us on hoard. Yes, you actually

12:28 Speaker 3: sat in with us for a whole the whole gig

12:30 Speaker 3: at Strange Brew which is interesting. Yeah, Sight Unseen. Always

12:34 Speaker 3: interesting to play a three hour session with someone who's

12:36 Speaker 3: never heard your music before.

12:38 Speaker 5: Had a lot of fun.

12:39 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, are you guys playing a lot? And it

12:41 Speaker 1: sounds like you've been pretty.

12:42 Speaker 3: Busy right, Yeah, we had six gigs in four weeks

12:44 Speaker 3: at this block.

12:45 Speaker 5: Yeah.

12:46 Speaker 3: We probably do twenty shows a year. I would guess

12:48 Speaker 3: maybe twenty five. Oh, okay, give or take. It's been

12:51 Speaker 3: an interesting one coming up at the ballroom. Yeah, we're

12:54 Speaker 3: actually opening up for a stand up comedy show really

12:57 Speaker 3: Rockingham Ballroom a week from today from seven to eight.

13:01 Speaker 3: Tickets are available online. I don't know who the comedians are, ok,

13:05 Speaker 3: But a friend of mine's their program director and she

13:07 Speaker 3: invited us to come play after hearing us play at

13:09 Speaker 3: a charity gig that we did for the Coalition Against

13:11 Speaker 3: Domestic and Sexual Violence And she was actually their controller

13:15 Speaker 3: for thirty years until she retired and this is her

13:17 Speaker 3: retirement gig.

13:18 Speaker 1: So oh wow, thanks to BAM.

13:19 Speaker 3: If she's out there, we're looking forward to playing there.

13:21 Speaker 3: It'll be very interesting. To have a front facing audience,

13:24 Speaker 3: because we don't usually get that where everyone's actually looking

13:27 Speaker 3: at you versus just having their conversations and enjoying their beers.

13:29 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, oh, fantastic, fantastic. You guys want to play another.

13:33 Speaker 3: One, Yeah, let's do. It's Gonna Hurt Mark. This one's

13:38 Speaker 3: really new. We just wrote this a couple of years

13:41 Speaker 3: ago and then forgot it. Probably actually wrote this in

13:43 Speaker 3: September twenty two, and then it got lost and just

13:45 Speaker 3: got rediscovered about a month ago. So we've been playing

13:47 Speaker 3: this lately. I really dig this. This might be my

13:50 Speaker 3: favorite of our new batch of songs. One's called It's

13:53 Speaker 3: Gonna Hurt.

13:53 Speaker 1: It's Gonna Hurt Jam Tomorrow live in studio.

14:24 Speaker 2: Darkest Blast Crickets singing their song as the passing summer

14:32 Speaker 2: tries to see long warm winds to see with the

14:40 Speaker 2: first falling leaves, make us believe whatever we want to believe.

14:51 Speaker 2: It's gonna heart the very nat Day believe in black

14:58 Speaker 2: and white.

14:59 Speaker 3: I'll share it's a.

15:00 Speaker 2: Gray It's gonna hurt the very nats Day wearing the

15:09 Speaker 2: pangelum swings theah the way a feral philosophy, like a

15:19 Speaker 2: gin with a double n like a genie without a bottle,

15:26 Speaker 2: somehow summoned again, waiting to build the temple.

15:32 Speaker 3: No one has ever seen like Jack seeking a giant.

15:39 Speaker 2: With just magic. Be It's gonna hurt the very nats Day.

15:49 Speaker 2: Wearing the clouds start.

15:53 Speaker 8: To roll away. It's gonna hurt the very nat stay.

16:02 Speaker 2: Wearing the pange lung swings, be ah the way take it,

16:36 Speaker 2: constant bewilderment at what we have become? Did I blink

16:43 Speaker 2: too long? Have my sands? It's gone now? But every

16:49 Speaker 2: time I turn around, trees is off the paths, the

16:56 Speaker 2: same old ground. And I know this will lats, but

17:00 Speaker 2: it does, Yes, it does. It's gonna hurt the very

17:04 Speaker 2: naxt stay.

17:08 Speaker 5: In the end. What did we pay?

17:16 Speaker 2: It's gonna heard the very next stay, wear the pang

17:22 Speaker 2: and long sweet me, Oh the way it's gonna heart

17:30 Speaker 2: in this crazy vi ween only like minded let him side.

17:42 Speaker 8: It's gonna heard when we fall apart.

17:47 Speaker 2: It's gonna hurt with brooking pots, when we fall pond,

17:53 Speaker 2: fall apart the very next day.

18:00 Speaker 8: It's gonna hurt.

18:03 Speaker 2: When we fall a bump, when we fall a bomb,

18:07 Speaker 2: Very Naxt Day, Very nat Day, It's gonna.

18:27 Speaker 1: Hmm, I love it. Great job guys, thank you. Jam

18:31 Speaker 1: Tomorrow is here with us. We have fun live in studio.

18:35 Speaker 3: It was good to hang out with We've known each

18:36 Speaker 3: other like almost twenty years now, hasn't been that long.

18:39 Speaker 3: I think he started in two thousand and nine with chemical.

18:44 Speaker 1: Discs, with chemical distance.

18:45 Speaker 3: I believe when we did the Defeat Concession party, we'll

18:50 Speaker 3: be plugged in outside of city Hall, oh without a

18:54 Speaker 3: permit with your buddy who would run for.

18:57 Speaker 1: Mayor, Glenn r J will let the People's mayor. Yes, yes, And.

19:01 Speaker 3: There were kids skating by and mocking us and.

19:04 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that was great, good times.

19:06 Speaker 3: So that was that was That was our first official

19:09 Speaker 3: show together.

19:09 Speaker 1: That was Yeah, that's wild. The auto Yep, that's right.

19:12 Speaker 3: I think it was Stone Church after that, and then

19:14 Speaker 3: we sort of decided that we were a thing and

19:15 Speaker 3: not just a passing.

19:17 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, wow, Oh that was that long ago. Well,

19:20 Speaker 1: the time goes goes fast. I almost hate to say that.

19:23 Speaker 1: It's such a cliche, but it also is true. As

19:25 Speaker 1: we get older, it goes faster.

19:26 Speaker 3: Ain't that true?

19:27 Speaker 1: I don't like it? Well, should we play another studio track?

19:32 Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do that. We've got.

19:35 Speaker 1: We got Uh, you guys wanted to play White Whale, right,

19:38 Speaker 1: that's uh, that's one of the new one.

19:39 Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do White Whale. This is one that Gary

19:42 Speaker 3: who's not here, got in a car accident a few

19:43 Speaker 3: years ago. He's a he's a race driver. He was

19:45 Speaker 3: doing still climb and his steering wheel fell off and

19:47 Speaker 3: he hit a tree at like sixty five miles an

19:49 Speaker 3: hour without hitting the brakes, totaled, the car broke a

19:51 Speaker 3: bunch of bones. He was laid up for a couple

19:53 Speaker 3: of months. Yeah. I visited him a couple of times

19:55 Speaker 3: and he had he could play his tiny little tenor

19:56 Speaker 3: guitar because it's all he could fit around the hardware

19:58 Speaker 3: that was sticking out of his body and all. How

20:00 Speaker 3: he was sitting and we wrote this song with him

20:02 Speaker 3: on tender guitar and then went to record it and

20:04 Speaker 3: he's like, I think this needs something, and so he

20:06 Speaker 3: hopped on keys and he played keys on it as well.

20:08 Speaker 3: And then we actually brought Mike Freeman, our Cohen player, in

20:11 Speaker 3: to sit on a kit after the fact, and he

20:13 Speaker 3: was the last thing that we recorded, which is kind

20:14 Speaker 3: of an awkward way to record drums. So they're a

20:17 Speaker 3: little jazzy as it were. But yeah, this song is

20:19 Speaker 3: called white Whale, and it's just sort of about impermanence

20:23 Speaker 3: as it were.

20:24 Speaker 1: All right, this is white Whale, jam tomorrow. Check this out.

21:03 Speaker 2: Sometimes you find the dream.

21:07 Speaker 8: Sometimes you find you've woke in up. Some things aren't

21:13 Speaker 8: what they see.

21:16 Speaker 2: Sometimes you spill yourm damn cover. Sometimes you look back.

21:24 Speaker 2: I had a dream you think you have, But what

21:31 Speaker 2: you've got right now in all that bad. No one

21:40 Speaker 2: will write the book. No one will tell, say in

21:48 Speaker 2: a hundred years, no one will care about your wide

21:53 Speaker 2: wal No one will ride the book. No one would

22:02 Speaker 2: tell the sale.

22:05 Speaker 8: A hundred years.

22:07 Speaker 2: No one would care about the winden that filled your sas.

22:17 Speaker 8: About the windden that filled.

22:19 Speaker 15: Your say, like a body when the soul.

22:36 Speaker 2: Has departed, still walking around, still walking around, empty hearted.

22:50 Speaker 8: Not quite sure when all of this even started. Like

22:58 Speaker 8: a body where the soul has departed.

23:07 Speaker 2: No one will write the book, No one will tell

23:13 Speaker 2: lets say it.

23:16 Speaker 8: In a hundred years.

23:17 Speaker 2: No one will care about your wide will. No one

23:25 Speaker 2: will write the book, no one will sell let say

23:33 Speaker 2: in a hundred years.

23:35 Speaker 8: No one will care about the winten that.

23:38 Speaker 5: Bill Jos say about the when.

23:46 Speaker 2: That bill yours safe. Leaves are growing outside my front door,

24:08 Speaker 2: new leaves.

24:09 Speaker 8: That burn't there before.

24:14 Speaker 5: And yet.

24:17 Speaker 8: All leaves well they're just last year around.

24:23 Speaker 2: Now these leaves are the same but different.

24:31 Speaker 8: Somehow.

24:35 Speaker 2: No one will ride book, No one will sell the same.

24:44 Speaker 8: A hundred years.

24:45 Speaker 2: No one will care about your wide ways.

24:53 Speaker 8: No one will ride book.

24:56 Speaker 2: No one will tell say a.

25:02 Speaker 8: Hundred years.

25:03 Speaker 9: No one will care about the win that Phil josee.

25:13 Speaker 8: About the win that Phil Jose win, that Phil jose.

25:31 Speaker 1: Hmm. That is beautiful. That is called White Whale. And

25:34 Speaker 1: the band is Jam Tomorrow. We've got the guys from

25:36 Speaker 1: Jam Tomorrow here in studio with us. And by the way,

25:39 Speaker 1: Gary Smith is in the chat room. I mentioned this

25:41 Speaker 1: while the song was playing, and he says, Hey, I

25:42 Speaker 1: know that song. That's that Gary Yoh? Do you guys

25:47 Speaker 1: want to play you guys want to play another live

25:49 Speaker 1: one for us?

25:50 Speaker 3: What do you want to play?

25:51 Speaker 8: Mark?

25:52 Speaker 3: Do you want to even Fall? Or Bean Hollow or

25:54 Speaker 3: killing time? All right, so we're gonna do Bean Hollow.

25:59 Speaker 3: We haven't done the song in a long time. Being

26:01 Speaker 3: Hollow is actually a beach in California on Route one,

26:05 Speaker 3: sort of between Monterey and Santa Cruz roughly speaking. And

26:12 Speaker 3: you can camp there as long as you pack out,

26:13 Speaker 3: which you pack in. And I spent way too much

26:16 Speaker 3: time there when I was supposed to be at college,

26:19 Speaker 3: which is probably why I don't have a degree. But

26:21 Speaker 3: I have a beautiful song, and it's one of my

26:24 Speaker 3: favorite places in the world. And I'm actually gonna be

26:25 Speaker 3: going back there in another month and change look up pictures.

26:29 Speaker 3: It's just a beach, but it's a beautiful beach if

26:31 Speaker 3: you like California beaches, and how can you not. It's

26:33 Speaker 3: a kind of the quintessential beautiful landscape, California beach.

26:36 Speaker 1: So okay, it's a.

26:37 Speaker 3: Song about my experiences there when I was supposed to

26:40 Speaker 3: be doing.

26:40 Speaker 1: Other things, all right, jam Tomorrow live in studio.

27:05 Speaker 5: And I recall.

27:09 Speaker 16: Sometime before the fall, when life was glowy.

27:19 Speaker 2: On with unknowing, when we had no fear, when life

27:30 Speaker 2: was here, when tomorrow couldn't end.

27:38 Speaker 5: With leaders, we wouldn't say drive out to the.

27:44 Speaker 4: Ocean side just to buy some place too high, drive

27:52 Speaker 4: out to the ocean side?

27:57 Speaker 8: Can I confide.

28:00 Speaker 6: In you?

28:04 Speaker 5: Confiding him? And I remember.

28:17 Speaker 17: One lost subtember, the poetry unread, the potent.

28:28 Speaker 8: Words unset.

28:31 Speaker 5: When we took no part.

28:36 Speaker 16: To be was the call went tomorro couldn't be seen

28:45 Speaker 16: with word, We couldn't breath.

28:50 Speaker 5: Drive out to the orcean.

28:52 Speaker 18: Side, just to mind some place to have drive up

29:00 Speaker 18: studiosian side. Can I decide when you decide with you.

29:27 Speaker 8: And somehow iron vision.

29:32 Speaker 2: Someplace beyond to vision, someplace.

29:39 Speaker 11: By the sea, spin it quiet.

29:47 Speaker 5: Where we were not we by happened.

29:56 Speaker 2: When tomorrow was like today, remembering when we used to say,

30:06 Speaker 2: job out to the ocean, SA, just buy some place

30:12 Speaker 2: to her.

30:15 Speaker 18: Job out to the ocean, SA.

30:19 Speaker 11: Can I watch the tide with you, Watch the tide

30:28 Speaker 11: with you, Watch the tide with you, Watch the tide

30:40 Speaker 11: with you?

30:44 Speaker 1: Hm hmm, outstanding, outstanding jam tomorrow is here with us

30:48 Speaker 1: live in studio. If you're just joining us sounding amazing

30:52 Speaker 1: and absolutely absolutely I'm thinking of I know we have

30:55 Speaker 1: one more studio track that you wanted to get in.

30:57 Speaker 1: I'm thinking we'll save that for the end of the segment,

30:59 Speaker 1: which which won't be too far away because the time

31:02 Speaker 1: does go quickly, as we discussed.

31:03 Speaker 3: Earlier, indeed, ugiting as we speak, Yes, yes, what what

31:09 Speaker 3: should do you guys have anything this weekend?

31:10 Speaker 1: Do you have any shows this weekend? We show, Yeah,

31:12 Speaker 1: we should know.

31:13 Speaker 3: About Lytheran's Limited today from four to seven. That's outside.

31:17 Speaker 3: We're hoping in Conquered on Hall Street. That'll be that'll

31:20 Speaker 3: be a great set. That's gonna be a pretty original,

31:22 Speaker 3: heavy set. And then a week from today we're playing

31:25 Speaker 3: at the Rockingham Ballroom. We'll be opening up for their

31:28 Speaker 3: stand up comedy act. That will be seven to eight.

31:30 Speaker 3: Tickets are available on their website. That's Rockingham Ballroom. Following

31:35 Speaker 3: we have a gig at Aviva Tratcheria in Bedford on

31:39 Speaker 3: the tenth, which is the following Friday. We'll be playing

31:42 Speaker 3: outside there as well. That's a great venue. We had

31:44 Speaker 3: so much fun place, a big fire pit. The audience

31:47 Speaker 3: was super engaged. It was just it was outside. The

31:50 Speaker 3: energy was amazing. That was a great gig and foot

31:52 Speaker 3: and the food's awesome. And then I think, I think

31:54 Speaker 3: we've got a break after that. I think we actually

31:57 Speaker 3: don't have anything for the rest of October. After that,

31:59 Speaker 3: We've we've been playing out pretty heavily. We had six

32:01 Speaker 3: gigs in four weeks, yeah, culminating with this one coming

32:06 Speaker 3: up next Saturday. Okay, and then we got a private

32:08 Speaker 3: music party actually in a couple weeks after that. But

32:10 Speaker 3: you got to know somebody to get invited to that one.

32:12 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you guys want to play one more live.

32:15 Speaker 3: One, I would excuse me. This one's called killing Time.

32:18 Speaker 3: It was a very mythic kind of song. Oh yeah,

32:20 Speaker 3: this is so we have played this last time? Oh

32:22 Speaker 3: you have? Yeah?

32:23 Speaker 1: I love this song.

32:24 Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like it was. It got good response,

32:26 Speaker 3: so I enjoyed playing this. My wife helped me write

32:28 Speaker 3: this one. Hopefully she's listening on her way to work.

32:29 Speaker 1: Nice.

32:30 Speaker 3: Hi, Charlene, So thank you for joining us once again

32:33 Speaker 3: this mark I'm a MHP. We really appreciate your bringing

32:35 Speaker 3: us on here.

32:35 Speaker 1: Matt absolutely thank you. Always wonderful to have you jam

32:38 Speaker 1: tomorrow live in studio.

33:06 Speaker 19: There is a song.

33:09 Speaker 20: I want to tell from way back deep like a well.

33:19 Speaker 20: There is a song.

33:22 Speaker 5: I need to say.

33:25 Speaker 8: It seems it somehow God away.

33:31 Speaker 2: I'm just killing time until time kills me.

33:37 Speaker 8: A coin for the very mannering for.

33:41 Speaker 2: The sea, Give light darkness, give lie fun to Clay.

33:49 Speaker 8: Till time kills me. I'm killing time to take.

34:08 Speaker 20: There is a story from the Distant Paths, before the first.

34:17 Speaker 5: Became the last.

34:20 Speaker 2: There is a story I need to share. Came from

34:27 Speaker 2: no place, and it's going nowhere. I'm just killing time

34:35 Speaker 2: until time kills me. A coin for the fairy, mandering

34:42 Speaker 2: for the sea, give light to darkness, give life, one

34:48 Speaker 2: to play until time kills me. I'm killing time today.

35:34 Speaker 20: There is a message that must be conveyed.

35:40 Speaker 19: From whatever place you have made.

35:46 Speaker 2: There was a message I needed to pass on.

35:52 Speaker 8: But it's gone. It's gone.

35:55 Speaker 7: It's gone, gone, gone, gone, gone on.

35:59 Speaker 2: I'm just killing time until time kills me. A'm going

36:06 Speaker 2: for the fairy man ering for the seed, Give light

36:12 Speaker 2: to darkness, give life unto clay til time kills me.

36:19 Speaker 2: I'm killing time today. I'm just killing time until time

36:26 Speaker 2: kills me. A coin for the fairy, mandering for the sea,

36:35 Speaker 2: give light to darkness, give life unto clay until time

36:42 Speaker 2: kills me.

36:43 Speaker 11: I'm killing time today.

36:50 Speaker 8: I'm killing time today.

36:56 Speaker 19: I'm killing time today.

37:08 Speaker 1: I love that song. Great job, guys, great job. Jam

37:12 Speaker 1: tomorrow here with us alive in studio and let's see

37:16 Speaker 1: so in a moment we're gonna we'll uh finish out

37:20 Speaker 1: with a beautiful loser. Another great studio track. But uh,

37:24 Speaker 1: where should people go? Online? To keep up with everything

37:26 Speaker 1: that you guys are doing. Where what should our listeners

37:28 Speaker 1: know about?

37:29 Speaker 3: So we're kind of Unfortunately I'm no longer on social media.

37:32 Speaker 3: Oh yes, yeah, Facebook deleted my profile. Wow, I didn't

37:36 Speaker 3: even know they did. And unfortunately I don't even know

37:38 Speaker 3: what I did to be proud of.

37:39 Speaker 1: They don't.

37:40 Speaker 8: Uh.

37:40 Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't like to tell you, Like.

37:41 Speaker 3: When you go to jail and they show you the

37:43 Speaker 3: post and you're like, you're right, you're a naughty boy.

37:45 Speaker 3: You violated our Zucker standards.

37:47 Speaker 1: Uh, they have to tell you what you were arrested

37:49 Speaker 1: for when you go to jail. They don't. But social media,

37:51 Speaker 1: they don't tell you what you uh, they don't always

37:54 Speaker 1: tell you at least what the problem was.

37:55 Speaker 3: And I was I was the primary promoter for the band,

37:58 Speaker 3: and so I no longer am. So Mark post some

38:00 Speaker 3: stuff on facebooking and finance at Jam Tomorrow dashed the band,

38:03 Speaker 3: So you don't confuse it with you know, Jam Tomorrow

38:05 Speaker 3: the lunchbox, right, Jam Tomorrow the Flamethrower.

38:07 Speaker 1: The kids love that one for Jam Tomorrow the jam

38:10 Speaker 1: that's true, yes, yes, but you cannot eat today, right,

38:13 Speaker 1: you can eat it tomorrow or yesterday but not.

38:15 Speaker 3: Today, but not today today. That's actually the origin of

38:18 Speaker 3: the name. It's actually from through the looking Glass.

38:20 Speaker 1: Yea.

38:20 Speaker 3: Alice is talking to the Red Queen and she's trying

38:22 Speaker 3: to coax her into having some jam. But she said

38:24 Speaker 3: jam tomorrow and jam yesterday, but never jam today.

38:26 Speaker 12: Right.

38:26 Speaker 3: It's actually funny.

38:27 Speaker 2: Last night at the Strange Brew, we played and our name.

38:30 Speaker 21: Was on the chalkboard, and a couple of people like,

38:32 Speaker 21: so there's a jam tonight.

38:33 Speaker 3: We're who is playing. We're like, uh yeahla to them.

38:37 Speaker 1: I can see how that would happen.

38:39 Speaker 3: And we're also like the farthest thing from a jam

38:41 Speaker 3: band that you can imagine.

38:42 Speaker 1: That's true, that's true. Yeah.

38:43 Speaker 3: So Facebook is really the best place to find us.

38:45 Speaker 3: We occasionally, when we remember, we post stuff on Gary's

38:48 Speaker 3: I think it's Gary Smith Music. I don't remember the

38:50 Speaker 3: name of his website if he's still in the chat,

38:51 Speaker 3: if you throw it in there, Gary, But Gary does

38:53 Speaker 3: have a web page for all of his musical enterprises,

38:55 Speaker 3: and when I remember that he has it, we throw

38:57 Speaker 3: dates up there. But Facebook is probably the best place

38:59 Speaker 3: if you just follow us there. We generally post stuff

39:02 Speaker 3: a couple of weeks before it happens.

39:03 Speaker 1: Okay, okay, outstanding and one more time too for our

39:06 Speaker 1: live listeners. Sorry, our live listeners, it's early. What's going

39:11 Speaker 1: on today? You guys got a show today?

39:12 Speaker 6: Yep?

39:13 Speaker 3: We're playing at Litherman's Limited Brewery and Conquered from four

39:16 Speaker 3: to seven. I think we're gonna be outside. They do

39:18 Speaker 3: have barbecue, but i'd get there early because the food

39:20 Speaker 3: can run out. Okay, I'd like to throw out a

39:22 Speaker 3: quick shout out to our artist. We are so fortunate

39:25 Speaker 3: in that my friend Jim Balile lets us use his

39:28 Speaker 3: paintings for all of our stuff. Like everything you've ever

39:31 Speaker 3: seen of us has been one of his paintings. And

39:34 Speaker 3: he's just so kind in that in exchange for promotion

39:36 Speaker 3: of his website, and I've bought a few of his

39:38 Speaker 3: paintings because I love him, he lets us use all

39:40 Speaker 3: of his art for free, which is just such a

39:41 Speaker 3: beautiful arrangement. And in fact, the last time we were

39:43 Speaker 3: on your show and we played Killing Time, he painted

39:47 Speaker 3: three paintings inspired by Killing Time, one of which, oh well,

39:50 Speaker 3: be the cover for that song when we dropped the

39:52 Speaker 3: cool version. So hopefully he's tuning in right now. We

39:55 Speaker 3: love you. Jim, You're just awesome. You enhance our music

39:57 Speaker 3: so much.

39:58 Speaker 1: That's fantastic, fan tastic. Well, guys, thank you so much,

40:01 Speaker 1: always wonderful to see you both. Absolutely in a moment,

40:04 Speaker 1: we're gonna play Beautiful Loser, and if you are listening

40:07 Speaker 1: live on Saturday stick around. Coming up in the second hour,

40:10 Speaker 1: we have the band The Falls from Across the Pond.

40:13 Speaker 1: They're gonna be joining us to be a WhatsApp or

40:14 Speaker 1: at least one of the guys is, and we're gonna

40:16 Speaker 1: play their newest single, which we did do the American

40:19 Speaker 1: radio premiere for here recently, called Between the Lines, and

40:22 Speaker 1: we're gonna be playing another one of their tracks too.

40:24 Speaker 1: And then in the third hour, Temptress is going to

40:26 Speaker 1: be with us live in studio. So another busy show.

40:29 Speaker 1: Lots coming up, but we're gonna hit this track. Guys.

40:32 Speaker 1: Thank you again, thanks for having Thank you man, Thank

40:34 Speaker 1: you Jim. Absolutely absolutely, and here it is. This is

40:37 Speaker 1: Beautiful Loser and this is Jam Tomorrow.

41:00 Speaker 2: A big hold in the fabric of space and time.

41:04 Speaker 8: Like I needed a dollar and I had a time.

41:09 Speaker 2: A ben to both ends of the Mississippi, from the

41:14 Speaker 2: Minnesota Highlands to the New Orleans Ocean.

41:16 Speaker 8: She grips me, and I don't know what had to me.

41:24 Speaker 21: Tweam feeling life and living free.

41:29 Speaker 2: Keep walking towards where I think I might be. God

41:39 Speaker 2: is alive and the magic is afoot. Some things just

41:44 Speaker 2: won't stay aware of that, But reinvention tainted by previous

41:51 Speaker 2: intention won't save us from those things just can't mention.

41:57 Speaker 8: And I don't know.

42:00 Speaker 21: I've been to me, dream feeling live and live and free.

42:07 Speaker 2: Keep walking towards where I think I might be.

42:12 Speaker 8: Yeah to the bridge, and.

42:36 Speaker 21: I don't know what I've been to me, Dream feeling live,

42:43 Speaker 21: living free, keep walking towards where I think I might be.

42:55 Speaker 2: Every time we pull back the curtain, we find another curtain.

42:59 Speaker 8: But my my, this is lee read and my back

43:02 Speaker 8: is hurting.

43:05 Speaker 2: The only thing I've ever known for the hurting is

43:09 Speaker 2: behind every curtain, there's another curtain and another curtain.

43:14 Speaker 8: And I don't know what happened to me. Dream feeling

43:20 Speaker 8: life and love and free.

43:24 Speaker 2: Keep walk into hoods where I think I might be.

43:33 Speaker 8: And I don't know what happened to me.

43:38 Speaker 2: Dream feeling life and live and free, Keep walking to

43:44 Speaker 2: hoods where I think I might be.

43:53 Speaker 21: And I don't know what happened to me, dream feeling

43:58 Speaker 2: Live and live back free jeep walking to ones where

44:04 Speaker 2: I think I might be, Where I think I might be,