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12:14 Speaker 19: Here we go our number three New Marrow trace of

12:17 Speaker 19: Matt Connerton unleashed and we are live from the studios

12:21 Speaker 19: of wm NH ninety five point three FM Inglorious, Manchester,

12:25 Speaker 19: New Hampshire. Today is a Saturday, December seven, twenty twenty four,

12:31 Speaker 19: and I am very excited. I've been really looking forward

12:34 Speaker 19: to this. We've got two of the guys from the

12:37 Speaker 19: band Regals here in studio and let me bring those

12:42 Speaker 19: mics up because these guys are all they're all set up,

12:44 Speaker 19: they're going to play live for us. Really looking forward

12:47 Speaker 19: to that. So let's see here. Oh, I'm glad you're playing. Yeah,

12:52 Speaker 19: I keep playing.

12:57 Speaker 20: What's up y'all?

13:00 Speaker 8: Oooh that sounds good.

13:03 Speaker 20: Doing.

13:03 Speaker 21: How are we doing out there, Manchester, New Hampshire radio listeners.

13:07 Speaker 8: Go ahead and introduce yourself, sir.

13:09 Speaker 20: My name is Ryan. My name is Ryan from the

13:11 Speaker 20: band Regals.

13:13 Speaker 19: All right, very good, and then let me get that

13:15 Speaker 19: other mic up here and then over here, sir.

13:18 Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, how is everyone out there in radio land?

13:23 Speaker 22: Hello?

13:26 Speaker 4: My name is Lucas and I played the steel for Regals.

13:32 Speaker 19: I think I'm gonna let's see. I think I'm gonna

13:35 Speaker 19: pull down that mike and turn up this other mic. Go,

13:41 Speaker 19: go and talk a little more, Lucas. Hello, Oh that

13:50 Speaker 19: sounds nice. That sounds really nice.

13:58 Speaker 23: I had a surreal moment on my way to the

14:00 Speaker 23: studio today as I heard over the airwaves, big shout out.

14:06 Speaker 19: Absolutely, happy to do it, Happy to do it. I

14:09 Speaker 19: kind of want to get that other mic closer to you.

14:12 Speaker 19: I'm thinking about hang on a second, yeah, keep keep

14:18 Speaker 19: keep strumming.

14:24 Speaker 2: I want to get this way.

14:32 Speaker 21: Hey, world, what are we thinking about today?

14:46 Speaker 11: Oh?

14:47 Speaker 8: That sounds really good?

15:09 Speaker 20: Live mixing on the radio.

15:11 Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, I think we're I think we're good.

15:14 Speaker 19: If you guys wanna, if you guys want to play something,

15:16 Speaker 19: and then we'll pull ch out for a bit.

15:18 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, you.

15:22 Speaker 20: Want to do a little town, Let's do little town.

15:28 Speaker 22: H You're hanging around.

15:53 Speaker 4: Jez like that in this little town and everybody.

15:59 Speaker 2: No what's knowing, no one?

16:04 Speaker 24: And now it's going out go And I'm feeling strange, stranger.

16:11 Speaker 4: Than I ever thought I would now much longer down.

16:19 Speaker 2: I'm getting stuck down low and little down yet all.

16:31 Speaker 4: I've been down.

16:34 Speaker 2: So down the yet yet day here, I've been down.

16:50 Speaker 22: I'm bagging around.

16:54 Speaker 4: I guess it happens in our shirt.

16:58 Speaker 25: Be free out going the boon that's gonna go, and

17:08 Speaker 25: you'll calling in alone and well, don't fall out of

17:14 Speaker 25: trees age.

17:16 Speaker 17: Above, and I'm on the hounds.

17:21 Speaker 4: You make decisions like a fish and water.

17:25 Speaker 5: Drowns a home.

17:29 Speaker 17: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, I've been down so down, yeah yeah, yhead, Hell,

17:42 Speaker 17: I've been down.

18:18 Speaker 4: In this little town.

18:23 Speaker 3: I know there's not enough love to go over around

18:27 Speaker 3: snow and dreamy days.

18:31 Speaker 4: They rest round you like arms over this place and

18:36 Speaker 4: you can get it.

18:37 Speaker 3: All back.

18:40 Speaker 22: All that compassion you.

18:42 Speaker 4: Gave away to those who lie?

18:44 Speaker 3: Can we stop it?

18:46 Speaker 22: Grounds?

18:48 Speaker 20: I know we share it bird who knows anymore any how?

18:57 Speaker 23: Yeah?

18:57 Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've been down.

19:03 Speaker 20: So down.

19:05 Speaker 26: Yeah yeah, I've been down. Yeah yeah, I've been down.

19:20 Speaker 22: So down.

19:23 Speaker 9: Yeah yeah.

19:25 Speaker 22: Here, I've been down.

19:40 Speaker 8: M oh my god. That sounds so good.

19:51 Speaker 20: Thank you very much.

19:51 Speaker 19: Absolutely, if you're just joining us out we have Regals

19:54 Speaker 19: here with us alive.

19:55 Speaker 8: In the studio.

19:56 Speaker 20: Thanks for listening out there.

19:58 Speaker 8: Absolutely absolutely. Where does the name come from? Regals?

20:04 Speaker 20: Yeah, interesting question, I guess so like it kind of

20:10 Speaker 20: I was like trying to create a character, I guess,

20:13 Speaker 20: like a while ago.

20:14 Speaker 8: Yeah, for like this.

20:18 Speaker 21: Project, you know, and it kind of you know, it's

20:23 Speaker 21: based off of my name in a way. Like my

20:24 Speaker 21: name is Ryan Rocky Egan. My middle name is rock

20:29 Speaker 21: By the way, It's not some corny like Instagram handle

20:33 Speaker 21: thing or anything.

20:33 Speaker 13: You know.

20:36 Speaker 21: Yeah, I know, it's come It's a family thing. It's

20:38 Speaker 21: a great ancestor of ours was a priest and he

20:42 Speaker 21: had cancer and had a.

20:45 Speaker 20: Maggot treatment.

20:46 Speaker 21: Uh really yeah, like way way back in the day,

20:50 Speaker 21: like and uh bid out the cant they bid out

20:54 Speaker 21: the cancer and he lived for a long life after

20:56 Speaker 21: that and then considered it a miracle. Wow, and that

20:59 Speaker 21: became anamesake for my family. My dad has that middle name,

21:04 Speaker 21: and uh my brother also, so yeah, so I'm my

21:10 Speaker 21: middle name is rock and Ryan Egan Regal R E

21:15 Speaker 21: g A.

21:17 Speaker 20: It's close, but basically.

21:18 Speaker 21: Like you know, like I was like gonna try to

21:22 Speaker 21: do like a character named like Rocky Regal, like when

21:25 Speaker 21: I grew up. When I was growing up, everyone called

21:27 Speaker 21: me Rocky and uh, but then one day I was like,

21:31 Speaker 21: I want to be normal.

21:32 Speaker 20: I want to be Ryan.

21:34 Speaker 21: I don't know why I wanted to be normal, because

21:36 Speaker 21: I'm not normal person. So yeah, that's basically, and you know,

21:42 Speaker 21: and then Regals, it's kind of like an irony thing,

21:45 Speaker 21: you know, like we call ourselves regals, but we're you know,

21:49 Speaker 21: we're paycheck to paycheck types of guys, class work in warehouses,

21:55 Speaker 21: truck drivers.

21:58 Speaker 20: I'm recently trust funded. But you know that's another story.

22:03 Speaker 19: Okay, all right, Lucas, I'm gonna ask you, can you

22:06 Speaker 19: pick up that other that other mic there that I

22:08 Speaker 19: put on that table. And I'm gonna because I want

22:11 Speaker 19: to talk to you guys a little bit, but I

22:12 Speaker 19: want to have used that one, because that one's just

22:13 Speaker 19: too far away. I can't make it work. But that

22:15 Speaker 19: one there we go. Hello, I want to make sure

22:17 Speaker 19: we can hear you. Got your voice is familiar, but

22:20 Speaker 19: happy to be here, happy, happy to be here. Yes,

22:23 Speaker 19: it's a little inside. But if you know, you know,

22:25 Speaker 19: not that I told anybody, not that I told anybody,

22:28 Speaker 19: but uh no, you guys sound amazing. Lucas, can you

22:31 Speaker 19: tell us what you're playing for listeners who might be like,

22:35 Speaker 19: oh what what?

22:36 Speaker 23: What is that?

22:37 Speaker 8: That doesn't sound like a normal guitar.

22:39 Speaker 23: Nope, it's a little bit of a different kind of guitar.

22:41 Speaker 23: I've got sixty four Fender eight hundred pedal steel guitar.

22:46 Speaker 23: It's my favorite instrument that I've ever purchased. Yeah, I

22:51 Speaker 23: bought it about a year ago off a new friend

22:54 Speaker 23: I made on Craigslist. Okay, our friend Jason actually recorded

22:58 Speaker 23: all of our tracks that were playing. Most of the

23:01 Speaker 23: tracks were playing today, most of the songs Project sound

23:06 Speaker 23: down in Clinton, Mass is my friend that I purchased this. Yeah,

23:11 Speaker 23: I lose diner out. So it's a ten string, six

23:19 Speaker 23: pedal guitar. It stands like a table and uh you

23:23 Speaker 23: play it. Country Western styles.

23:25 Speaker 20: Yeah, people call it table guitar.

23:27 Speaker 23: Yeah, table top guitar.

23:29 Speaker 8: Really, I think, okay, i'll call it.

23:32 Speaker 23: That now we call it that makes But I've played guitar,

23:36 Speaker 23: normal six string guitar for a long time and tried

23:39 Speaker 23: to emulate a lot of the country Western stuff that

23:41 Speaker 23: I like. Yeah, And after simulating it for many, many years,

23:46 Speaker 23: I finally found a guitar that I could afford. Because

23:48 Speaker 23: boy are these things expensive and hard to find in

23:52 Speaker 23: New England. Yeah, they're tough to find in New England.

23:55 Speaker 23: There's plenty of country music around here, as far as

23:58 Speaker 23: ones that are ar to me. This is the first

24:01 Speaker 23: one I found. Yeah, I've got friends down in Virginia

24:05 Speaker 23: and down in North Carolina, and pedal steels are all

24:09 Speaker 23: over the place.

24:09 Speaker 8: I can imagine.

24:10 Speaker 23: Yeah, but up here they're very expensive. Our friend Trent

24:13 Speaker 23: from Slim Volume, which is selling one. You missed your chance,

24:17 Speaker 23: it's already sorry.

24:19 Speaker 22: Sorry.

24:20 Speaker 8: So what's it like going from playing just a regular

24:23 Speaker 8: six string guitar to playing that?

24:24 Speaker 19: I mean, is it a big It must have been.

24:27 Speaker 19: Obviously it's an adjustment, it's different. But like, how hard

24:30 Speaker 19: was it to learn to play that?

24:32 Speaker 23: I did tons of research beforehand. Yeah, YouTube is a

24:35 Speaker 23: good friend. Plenty of research. The Steel players forum dot

24:41 Speaker 23: com is the place for steel nerds, yeah, to go

24:45 Speaker 23: to go chat it's it's an old forum site that's

24:48 Speaker 23: still very much active, and you can go directly to

24:52 Speaker 23: the manufacturer a lot of the times and they can

24:54 Speaker 23: answer any sort of technical questions. But as far as

24:57 Speaker 23: playing it, yeah, it had a little bit of a

24:59 Speaker 23: learning curve. Like I said, I was trying to emulate

25:02 Speaker 23: this sort of sound, so I found a guitar that

25:05 Speaker 23: bends singular string when you play it, an old b

25:09 Speaker 23: bender telecaster really pull the arm inside guitar, and I

25:14 Speaker 23: was trying to emulate this sort of style. But getting

25:18 Speaker 23: on there, sitting in front of it is very different

25:21 Speaker 23: than just researching. So it's played almost in an open tuning,

25:27 Speaker 23: kind of like a blues slide guitar. They have ten strings,

25:31 Speaker 23: so you have intervals between the normal strings, where if

25:34 Speaker 23: you play it open it just doesn't sound great. So

25:38 Speaker 23: you have to find different groupings, and there's different strings

25:43 Speaker 23: that work together, so you do groups of three most

25:48 Speaker 23: of the time, and then you have your pedals down below,

25:51 Speaker 23: so a grouping of two, the two different strings are

25:54 Speaker 23: controlled by two different petals, so each one can raise

25:59 Speaker 23: it full step or half step.

26:03 Speaker 20: There's half step.

26:06 Speaker 23: But finding the different groupings and then learning to use

26:09 Speaker 23: your whole body is very different.

26:11 Speaker 8: I was just thinking about that when he said that.

26:12 Speaker 8: It's almost like playing the drums, where you're using.

26:15 Speaker 23: Very similar at the pus style. Yeah, limb, but this

26:19 Speaker 23: is an old school pedal steel that doesn't have any

26:23 Speaker 23: knee levers.

26:24 Speaker 8: Yeah, I have.

26:24 Speaker 23: I have one pedal here that can drop strings, but

26:30 Speaker 23: on a more contemporary style they have knee levers that

26:33 Speaker 23: can drop your string. Yeah, this one, I'm still learning.

26:38 Speaker 23: I've had it about a year and it's really fun. Yeah,

26:41 Speaker 23: it's really fun. Been very thankful playing shows with Ryan,

26:45 Speaker 23: some of his solo gigs, I've been able to sit

26:47 Speaker 23: in with a few other people. Yeah, so playing with

26:50 Speaker 23: other folks is a whole different experience too. I'm I'm

26:54 Speaker 23: getting used to playing with Ryan, we've been we've been

26:56 Speaker 23: buddies a long time. Yeah, but playing this thing with

26:59 Speaker 23: other pe people, uh, fake it till you make it right. Yeah.

27:03 Speaker 8: They sound great.

27:04 Speaker 19: Thank you, And like I said, you know, we when

27:06 Speaker 19: Jenny and I were at the Shaft Scheme that night

27:08 Speaker 19: to see her son Jesse play.

27:10 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, you guys were playing and sounded incredible. I

27:13 Speaker 8: was like, jeez, we gotta get him on the show.

27:16 Speaker 19: You had been played on the show before when we

27:17 Speaker 19: had Mosaic Art Collective here and you guys had that

27:20 Speaker 19: show coming up at UH at Mosaic. But but yeah,

27:24 Speaker 19: it's it's great to have you in. Do you guys

27:26 Speaker 19: want to play another song? Sure, I'm dying here more

27:29 Speaker 19: and Lucas yeah you can. You can just put that

27:32 Speaker 19: on the on the chair if you don't mind.

27:33 Speaker 8: Sorry about that.

27:35 Speaker 19: We do a lot of improvising here. But no, you

27:40 Speaker 19: guys sound great in the headphone, so that's for sure.

27:42 Speaker 19: If you are just joining us uh regals here with

27:44 Speaker 19: us a live in studio you said you still call

27:50 Speaker 19: it regals when it's just the two of you or yeah,

27:52 Speaker 19: okay playing?

27:55 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, all right as well?

27:57 Speaker 20: Yeah, Lucas and Ryan here here you go rocking.

28:03 Speaker 24: Luke, you cut me home each and every time. I

28:24 Speaker 24: guess I won't in too much now catch me drowning

28:31 Speaker 24: every nine. I thought what we had was good, you

28:40 Speaker 24: even said it yourself, and we should. But now I'm

28:46 Speaker 24: past sins or floating locked in bodies from the depths

28:52 Speaker 24: of this river bed m and now you're gone, and

29:00 Speaker 24: that's fine. I hope the way you choose away your

29:06 Speaker 24: time now it's worth it.

29:12 Speaker 27: Dead Name.

29:38 Speaker 4: All the God love now.

29:41 Speaker 22: Is one picture.

29:43 Speaker 24: It helps me remember what you look like, because I'm

29:49 Speaker 24: forgetting most things these days. I'm blacking our crossing down

29:56 Speaker 24: Inch roadway.

29:58 Speaker 4: Yeah, because they have. Derry heard me seeing.

30:04 Speaker 24: I swear you fell in love. He said I was

30:11 Speaker 24: gonna be fami. I said, I don't really care about

30:17 Speaker 24: that stuff.

30:21 Speaker 3: For laeve me when I say, I really hate the

30:28 Speaker 3: way you're talking about me.

30:31 Speaker 2: Why dore you do this? Study? Dead name, dore you

30:43 Speaker 2: to this.

30:44 Speaker 5: Stay the name.

30:52 Speaker 4: Dory to these studs.

30:57 Speaker 2: Dead name a Dori to this day. Don yah yah

31:29 Speaker 2: he Dori to this day. Don came. Oh my Dori

31:44 Speaker 2: to this day.

31:48 Speaker 8: H mm hmm. So good.

31:57 Speaker 19: Ryan and Lucas are here from read and these guys

32:02 Speaker 19: sound amazing. If you are just tuning in, what can

32:06 Speaker 19: you can you tell us more about the new the

32:08 Speaker 19: new album coming out, Lucas, feel free to to to

32:11 Speaker 19: grab that mic of course.

32:13 Speaker 21: So the new album it's called a Love Sick Purgatory.

32:19 Speaker 21: It's kind of a just a collection of songs that

32:22 Speaker 21: are just about mostly heartbreak and.

32:27 Speaker 20: Just love and junk like that. I just kind of

32:33 Speaker 20: find it easier to write songs about stuff like that.

32:35 Speaker 20: And yeah, you know, there's like a lot heavier things, but.

32:39 Speaker 21: Those are you know, way harder to write songs about.

32:41 Speaker 21: But you know, a love song, it's theme. Yeah, so

32:45 Speaker 21: you know, yeah, you know, I'm okay, guys, all right,

32:50 Speaker 21: it's all water under the bridge. But yeah, it's just

32:53 Speaker 21: a bunch of songs that, you know, definitely for people

32:57 Speaker 21: that are you know, feel in a certain type of way.

33:01 Speaker 8: Sure, sure, but uh, and that's that's coming out soon.

33:05 Speaker 20: Yeah, it's gonna be out around February, like late February.

33:08 Speaker 8: Excellent, excellent.

33:10 Speaker 21: Yeah, we're gonna do a little run of shows at

33:12 Speaker 21: the end of the month into March and uh, you know,

33:16 Speaker 21: like we're just kind of finishing up some loose ends

33:19 Speaker 21: and we'll be announcing.

33:21 Speaker 8: The tour very soon and excellent.

33:24 Speaker 21: Gonna have a lot of fun and you know, just

33:26 Speaker 21: play some shows and do the thing, yeah and thing

33:30 Speaker 21: for a little bit.

33:30 Speaker 19: You know, it must be nice for you to have

33:32 Speaker 19: a configuration where you can you can approach it different,

33:35 Speaker 19: like if you know, if you're doing something like just

33:37 Speaker 19: the two of you like this, or like you did

33:39 Speaker 19: at the Shaft skiing, or if it's the full band

33:41 Speaker 19: or you know, to have that flexibility like I used

33:43 Speaker 19: to play in it. I played in a bunch of bands,

33:45 Speaker 19: but I never played in anything where you know, you're

33:48 Speaker 19: really well I mean, I guess I did. Technically I

33:49 Speaker 19: played in a band where we could do an acoustic set,

33:52 Speaker 19: but nothing nothing like this where you know, you can

33:55 Speaker 19: sort of mix it up a little bit and it

33:57 Speaker 19: gives maybe maybe the songs have a different texture to

33:59 Speaker 19: depends I mean on what configuration of the band is

34:02 Speaker 19: playing them.

34:02 Speaker 8: And that must be kind of fun.

34:04 Speaker 21: Yeah, you know, it's it's nice for the people that

34:07 Speaker 21: I really want to focus on, you know, my voice

34:10 Speaker 21: and kind of like you know, with the band it

34:12 Speaker 21: gets a little noisier, but it's you know, I mean,

34:15 Speaker 21: our rhythm sections real tight. But yeah, you know, we

34:19 Speaker 21: keep we keep a real tight I feel, but uh

34:23 Speaker 21: you know, still, you know, it's nice to bring it

34:25 Speaker 21: down a couple of notches and.

34:27 Speaker 20: Just you know, just feel the raw motion of the songs.

34:30 Speaker 21: Yeah, you know, sometimes but yeah, you know, I love

34:35 Speaker 21: just playing with Lucas it's nice and fun.

34:37 Speaker 20: Yeah, we have a good time.

34:38 Speaker 23: You have a good time.

34:39 Speaker 21: Yeah, hit the road, play a couple of shows and

34:42 Speaker 21: little towns. We just played at Pembroke City Limit Limits.

34:45 Speaker 8: Excellent.

34:48 Speaker 20: Yeah, cool guy.

34:49 Speaker 19: Yeah right, you guys have been on Rob show, right,

34:51 Speaker 19: Grand State of Minds. Yeah, a little plug for that

34:54 Speaker 19: Friday nights at six pm here on w m n H. Yeah,

34:58 Speaker 19: that's great what he's doing at Pembroke City Limits.

35:00 Speaker 8: It's such a cool spot, absolutely spot.

35:02 Speaker 20: Yeah.

35:02 Speaker 8: Absolutely enjoyed a lot of great talent from the area

35:05 Speaker 8: that plays there.

35:06 Speaker 20: And then super attentive crowd. Yeah yeah, which was which

35:11 Speaker 20: is really nice.

35:12 Speaker 8: Yeah.

35:12 Speaker 23: When our friend Trent shout outs to Trent again, Trent,

35:15 Speaker 23: I heard his interview with Rob and he was describing

35:19 Speaker 23: Pembroke City Limits as a listening room.

35:22 Speaker 8: Yeah.

35:22 Speaker 23: I thought that was really cool. I thought that was

35:24 Speaker 23: really neat because it's not exactly a noisy bar, right,

35:29 Speaker 23: like a dive bar whatever. People are there to appreciate

35:32 Speaker 23: the music, right, So that was really neat. We went

35:35 Speaker 23: there without without sewing our drummer, so we had a

35:39 Speaker 23: very modified set. Yeah, and we missed him big time,

35:43 Speaker 23: but it sounded really cool.

35:44 Speaker 20: Yeah, good spot.

35:45 Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's yeah because a lot of bars,

35:48 Speaker 19: you know, it's like people are there to drink and

35:51 Speaker 19: the music becomes sort of secondary. But so, yeah, it

35:54 Speaker 19: is more of a listening room. You're right, that's that's

35:56 Speaker 19: really cool. We need more places like that. There aren't

35:58 Speaker 19: any places like that around. And then when you so

36:03 Speaker 19: when you go on tour, where do you know yet

36:05 Speaker 19: where you're going?

36:06 Speaker 8: Like, are you going? Are you getting out of New England?

36:08 Speaker 21: And we're playing while we're playing some shows in New England,

36:11 Speaker 21: we're going down Richmond, Ashville, Nashville excellent. Yeah, I'm gonna

36:18 Speaker 21: meet up with some friends down there and play some

36:21 Speaker 21: shows as well. And yeah, so I'm real stoked to

36:25 Speaker 21: kind of see what people think of our sound in

36:29 Speaker 21: that area because I feel like we're.

36:32 Speaker 20: Like a.

36:34 Speaker 21: Alt rock country hybrid type of group. So it's uh,

36:39 Speaker 21: you know, yeah, hopefully people like what we got to offer,

36:43 Speaker 21: you know.

36:44 Speaker 8: Yeah.

36:44 Speaker 19: And in terms of radio format too, I feel like

36:46 Speaker 19: you kind of fit into that Americana genre on radio,

36:49 Speaker 19: like I could imagine.

36:50 Speaker 8: I don't know if you've been played on the River

36:52 Speaker 8: in Boston at all.

36:54 Speaker 20: No, I don't think we've been on the radio.

36:56 Speaker 8: But I can imagine you guys would fit into that

36:58 Speaker 8: playlist really well.

36:59 Speaker 20: Yeah we have.

37:00 Speaker 23: We have been featured on uh country one oh two

37:03 Speaker 23: point five.

37:05 Speaker 8: Yeah, that's true, excellent every where.

37:07 Speaker 21: The local catch coming back in September from Carolyn Cruz.

37:12 Speaker 20: That was cool.

37:13 Speaker 8: Oh wow, oh that's very cool. Yeah, congratulations. Yeah, well

37:19 Speaker 8: do you guys, Uh yeah, we gotta tell you.

37:21 Speaker 20: That song if you want to do that. Yeah, all right,

37:24 Speaker 20: you want to do that if.

37:24 Speaker 19: You are just joining us regals here live in studio.

37:26 Speaker 19: We have Ryan and Lucas here sounding amazing and yeah,

37:31 Speaker 19: they're gonna play another one for us.

38:03 Speaker 4: I don't wanna go out tonight. What about the fresh

38:08 Speaker 4: back my mine?

38:10 Speaker 3: Man wanted to enjoy one morning in the life, But

38:13 Speaker 3: life gets so heavy, and I mean by myself deep

38:17 Speaker 3: ben Sorrow's flighty, looking for familiar and.

38:21 Speaker 2: Pleased and ease my mind is my my hi life.

38:29 Speaker 4: Then I always keep the dream the same.

38:33 Speaker 2: So if I die, we all know who to blame.

38:39 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, how too well?

38:42 Speaker 3: Lean in business to maintain the healthy life of the living.

38:48 Speaker 2: For fear the man rowing and see over.

38:54 Speaker 4: And say.

38:58 Speaker 3: That I've been lone healthy he it's when my heart

39:02 Speaker 3: is eating badly. So if you want to drown with me,

39:08 Speaker 3: all except that off regladly. But James say yes, my friend,

39:15 Speaker 3: I cannot deny them.

39:18 Speaker 2: A couple of beers never love too or ears, but

39:21 Speaker 2: que are not really there.

39:23 Speaker 4: We have I always keep the drink the same, so

39:28 Speaker 4: we find die.

39:29 Speaker 2: We all know who is blame.

39:34 Speaker 28: Oh yeah, I'm really in the business to maintain let

39:40 Speaker 28: el BELI have been living but a fear deep down

39:44 Speaker 28: growing in.

39:46 Speaker 22: Saying Lord.

39:49 Speaker 2: In sae heaven.

39:52 Speaker 4: And I'm not dream in the name unless somebody.

39:59 Speaker 2: Thanks eat too.

40:02 Speaker 25: Old.

40:02 Speaker 3: Yeah, then if they do, I promise you it'll be

40:08 Speaker 3: enough to almost kill or bed.

40:13 Speaker 4: Oh please do.

40:16 Speaker 22: Please do home.

40:20 Speaker 3: Home.

40:32 Speaker 4: Oh I I don't want to go out tonight.

40:36 Speaker 3: Got a bar, a fresh packbout mine?

40:45 Speaker 4: Sick to my stomach, sick in my mind all it

40:50 Speaker 4: needs a fresh pack, Hold me time, hold me time.

40:55 Speaker 3: Oh my high, because if I ad about tonight, ohens

41:04 Speaker 3: make safe my mind.

41:11 Speaker 2: Oh I don't want to go out tonight. What a

41:15 Speaker 2: god a fresh back in my mind?

41:19 Speaker 27: Yeah?

41:19 Speaker 11: My oh on my heind you.

41:22 Speaker 22: Think I will?

41:34 Speaker 17: Yeah?

41:34 Speaker 20: He my.

41:59 Speaker 8: God would have great song. Well well done, guys, I

42:03 Speaker 8: love that. I love that.

42:04 Speaker 19: If you're just joining us Regals is here with us

42:07 Speaker 19: live in studio. Ryan, I'm curious about vocal influences.

42:13 Speaker 20: You've got to.

42:15 Speaker 19: You've got such a raw delivery, and I mean but

42:19 Speaker 19: I mean that in the best possible way, Like it's

42:20 Speaker 19: just awesome.

42:21 Speaker 8: It's you really emote when you sing, Like.

42:25 Speaker 19: Is is there anyone who really influenced you when you

42:27 Speaker 19: were learning to sing as far as as far as

42:30 Speaker 19: your style?

42:31 Speaker 21: Yeah, well, I mean growing up, my parents were really

42:35 Speaker 21: into Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, like really like emotional animated,

42:42 Speaker 21: you know, sixties seventies rock and roll. But yeah, you know,

42:48 Speaker 21: exploring music like early on, like I found some bands

42:51 Speaker 21: like Lucero and just kind of like you know, mostly

42:57 Speaker 21: Lucero and Ben Nichols is a huge influence on me. Yeah,

43:02 Speaker 21: and uh yeah, I just I've been trying to find

43:04 Speaker 21: that voice for a long time, kind of like I've

43:07 Speaker 21: always been really into this kind of like alt country

43:13 Speaker 21: like but kind of like gravelly like nasty, but like

43:19 Speaker 21: it can still be kind of pretty kind.

43:21 Speaker 20: Of sound that.

43:24 Speaker 21: Yeah, Now, it took me a while to find this voice.

43:26 Speaker 21: I've bounced along on different lines of genres. I used

43:30 Speaker 21: to be in hardcore punk bands, experimental indie like pixies

43:36 Speaker 21: like rock bands, and yeah, so I mean I got

43:43 Speaker 21: away from music for a little while, and over COVID,

43:47 Speaker 21: I really like went back to like what got me

43:51 Speaker 21: into music, Like Credence is a huge one too, Like

43:54 Speaker 21: I've always loved John Fogerty's voice, and I just wanted

43:59 Speaker 21: to find that voice like through my own filter, you know.

44:03 Speaker 21: And during COVID, I had like time to really like

44:09 Speaker 21: just sit down, and you know, I played a bunch

44:13 Speaker 21: of Creeden songs, Kinks, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood.

44:18 Speaker 27: Mac and.

44:21 Speaker 21: Then from there I just kind of started writing songs again.

44:24 Speaker 20: Yeah, and that's kind of how it happened. And then

44:27 Speaker 20: now we're here, I got Lucas with me.

44:29 Speaker 21: I always had Merkle, my counterpart who I've been playing

44:33 Speaker 21: in bands with since like you know, like late early

44:39 Speaker 21: twenties or early late teens. Yeah, and yeah, no, it's

44:45 Speaker 21: been a really fun little ride kind of like getting

44:47 Speaker 21: back into like feeling what it's like to be in

44:50 Speaker 21: a band again.

44:51 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, so excellent, it's been cool.

44:54 Speaker 24: Yeah.

44:54 Speaker 19: Yeah, how about you, Lucas In terms of influence, like

44:57 Speaker 19: like who influence influences you as far as you're playing.

45:02 Speaker 23: Well, I've been into country western music. In my late teens,

45:07 Speaker 23: I got into more folk music.

45:13 Speaker 14: And some of the.

45:15 Speaker 23: Some of the stuff I was playing it was kind

45:17 Speaker 23: of folk rock. Been in a few bands around Manchester

45:21 Speaker 23: and it was a little more folky oriented. I was

45:24 Speaker 23: playing banjo and accordion along with like a solo acoustic

45:30 Speaker 23: a little more folk punk sort of stuff, fast and loud,

45:34 Speaker 23: but acoustic. But I didn't really care for country music. Yeah,

45:41 Speaker 23: I guess I wasn't very familiar. But I found a

45:45 Speaker 23: bunch of cassette tapes back in high school and that

45:49 Speaker 23: was I only had the cassette in the truck, and

45:53 Speaker 23: that just sort of snowballed. I think once I started

45:58 Speaker 23: playing with other bands and then really sunk my teeth

46:02 Speaker 23: into country music is when I started trying to hone

46:05 Speaker 23: it in. And there's so many steel players and you

46:08 Speaker 23: can go down a huge list, but Lord helped me.

46:11 Speaker 23: If I can remember all the names right, but George Jones,

46:15 Speaker 23: Hank Williams Senior, h everything from Buck Owens. Yeah, I

46:21 Speaker 23: like a lot of the classics. George and Hank are

46:25 Speaker 23: up there on top for me. I'm really into bluegrass too,

46:29 Speaker 23: so it's still playing banjo and things like that. So

46:33 Speaker 23: we have we have lots of different stuff that I

46:35 Speaker 23: think regals could explore. Tost in a little bit like that.

46:39 Speaker 23: But our bass player Mike is pretty good at banjo,

46:42 Speaker 23: so I think, yeah, surprising trying to Yeah, really good.

46:47 Speaker 23: He's got the he's got these hands that are just

46:50 Speaker 23: made for it.

46:50 Speaker 8: Yeah, he's really good.

46:52 Speaker 20: Really, I didn't know that about him.

46:53 Speaker 23: Yeah, he's really good.

46:55 Speaker 21: Also a fun fact is that, no shame at all.

47:00 Speaker 21: Morgan Wallen is both Lucas and I is number one Spotify.

47:04 Speaker 23: Real, Yeah, surprised both of us.

47:08 Speaker 20: But a lot of passive listening. It's just I mean,

47:11 Speaker 20: it's a great.

47:11 Speaker 4: It surprises me.

47:12 Speaker 8: Actually, yeah, it's awesome.

47:14 Speaker 20: It's pretty good.

47:15 Speaker 23: As far as like contemporary country stuff, like mainstream country guys,

47:21 Speaker 23: it's awesome.

47:22 Speaker 8: I will say this.

47:23 Speaker 19: So I'm not a big I'm not a big mainstream

47:25 Speaker 19: country guy, but I have to say in terms of

47:28 Speaker 19: audio production, Nashville has it down.

47:31 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, you know what I mean, Like, nobody does

47:34 Speaker 8: drums better.

47:36 Speaker 20: Songs into drugs is my opinion.

47:39 Speaker 22: Yeah they are.

47:40 Speaker 20: Yeah, they have an addictive quality to them.

47:43 Speaker 23: No, it's wild, It's really wild, and I love the

47:45 Speaker 23: history of Nashville. Yeah, and the recent uptick in interest

47:53 Speaker 23: in country music is really cool. Yeah, but it's some

47:56 Speaker 23: of it's like stadium rock really big.

48:00 Speaker 8: Oh yeah.

48:00 Speaker 23: And the Morgan Wallen stuff is like that too, just

48:04 Speaker 23: sonically it sounds so huge, and that's what really drew

48:08 Speaker 23: me in, really really drew me in. My my Spotify

48:11 Speaker 23: wrapped is Morgan Wallin. And then like the All Stars

48:16 Speaker 23: of Bluegrass, it's like Bill Monroe and Stanley Brothers. Yeah,

48:20 Speaker 23: pretty much it Yeah, drive By Truckers.

48:23 Speaker 20: Was all Yeah, I saw that. Yeah.

48:24 Speaker 21: I listened to a lot of this guy, Steven Wilson

48:27 Speaker 21: Junior this year, who I'm actually seeing tomorrow in Brighton,

48:30 Speaker 21: mass And he's really I'm not familiar with. And then

48:32 Speaker 21: I also listening to a lot of Third Eye Blind

48:34 Speaker 21: this year.

48:35 Speaker 20: Yeah that's good.

48:37 Speaker 8: Yeah.

48:37 Speaker 20: Yeah, they were in the top five.

48:39 Speaker 19: Stephen Jenkins, I think is a great songwriter. I think

48:41 Speaker 19: he's really underrated. I think he's a very very good songwriter.

48:45 Speaker 21: And I'm actually seeing them at the end of seven

48:48 Speaker 21: or two ilind Yeah, I don't know even Foxwoods, Oh o.

48:51 Speaker 8: Kid, I didn't know they were touring. Yeah, I thought

48:53 Speaker 8: they were all done for some reason. Maybe one last

48:57 Speaker 8: one last yeah, less right.

49:01 Speaker 21: Yeah, if any friends are listening, let's go to Third

49:03 Speaker 21: Eye Blind and have a fun little time.

49:05 Speaker 22: Yeah, I think so.

49:06 Speaker 19: Oh speaking of friends listening, by the way, I want

49:08 Speaker 19: to make sure I mentioned Derek Smith. Uh send me

49:12 Speaker 19: an instant message, Yeah, says hey, homies, I'm tuning in. Well, well,

49:17 Speaker 19: I think, oh tuning in. I read that as lol.

49:22 Speaker 19: I'm used to people sending me messages with loll and Yeah.

49:25 Speaker 8: Derek Smith. Yeah, Derek and I have known each other

49:27 Speaker 8: for a very long time.

49:28 Speaker 19: We used to do a lot of We still like

49:29 Speaker 19: promote a lot of concerts together, Like I'm talking like

49:32 Speaker 19: twenty years ago. And then when I saw him that

49:34 Speaker 19: night at Mosaic, it was like the first time I'd

49:36 Speaker 19: see and he looks the same.

49:37 Speaker 23: Like he has at Timeless.

49:39 Speaker 24: We call it.

49:39 Speaker 19: Yeah, dude hasn't changed. So yeah, I want to make

49:44 Speaker 19: sure our listeners know, especially for people just joining us.

49:47 Speaker 19: So the new album is February.

49:49 Speaker 20: Yeah, it's coming out around February.

49:51 Speaker 21: We'll make some more formal announcements online if you want

49:55 Speaker 21: to follow us at Underscore Regals, on Instagram, Facebook, wherever.

50:00 Speaker 21: But yeah, the album is called Love Sick Purgatory will

50:02 Speaker 21: be out late February, and uh we will be racing

50:07 Speaker 21: releasing a single for that on the summer twenty seventh

50:09 Speaker 21: called and the Wind. So okay, stay alert, very good attention,

50:15 Speaker 21: all right, yes, yes, appreciate it.

50:17 Speaker 8: And then, uh, and for shows you got, do you

50:19 Speaker 8: have anything this weekend?

50:21 Speaker 20: Not this weekend, this weekend, but working on the next

50:26 Speaker 20: show next we'll be there and you will too, right.

50:32 Speaker 8: M h, well that would just be the two of

50:34 Speaker 8: you are.

50:37 Speaker 20: Playing with a cool.

50:38 Speaker 21: Band from the Sea Coast called Coyote Smoke and some

50:42 Speaker 21: local friends of ours called Dead Time, And yeah, it'll

50:47 Speaker 21: be a nice eclectic bill with.

50:50 Speaker 20: You know, some bluesy country rock, some.

50:54 Speaker 21: Experimental psychedelic ish type of rock and roll indie stuff. Yeah,

50:59 Speaker 21: the Dead Time they just played last night at shaskiing

51:01 Speaker 21: with Cromax. Actually they Cromas.

51:05 Speaker 8: Oh very cool.

51:06 Speaker 20: That's cool.

51:06 Speaker 21: Yeah, they're cool guys. Yeah, it'll be a nice little time.

51:10 Speaker 21: Definitely come hang.

51:11 Speaker 23: And it's free. Yeah, it's also free all shasking.

51:15 Speaker 8: That's always a plus. That's that is that is always

51:18 Speaker 8: a plus. Do you guys want to We actually do

51:22 Speaker 8: have time. Do you want to play one?

51:23 Speaker 12: More.

51:23 Speaker 19: I'd love to play another song, all right, cool? Yeah,

51:25 Speaker 19: we we do have time. Yeah, that last one was short,

51:28 Speaker 19: so yeah we can. We can fit one more in

51:30 Speaker 19: and to take us to the end. But if you

51:32 Speaker 19: are just joining us, uh, we have Ryan and Lucas

51:35 Speaker 19: from Regals here with us, live and suit and it's Regals,

51:37 Speaker 19: not the Regals.

51:39 Speaker 4: A lot of people say the gonna say, A lot.

51:41 Speaker 8: Of people get it rung.

51:42 Speaker 4: Honestly, I'm not.

51:45 Speaker 21: But if you do want to be close friends with me,

51:48 Speaker 21: then you should start saying, yeah, we're not a punk

51:54 Speaker 21: band from like.

51:56 Speaker 23: Yeah or the the vocal group from South Carolina. Oh yeah, okay,

52:01 Speaker 23: it's different.

52:02 Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there are all caps.

52:06 Speaker 21: There's also an artist from New York City called Ryan Eagan,

52:09 Speaker 21: and honestly, I'm cool with him.

52:12 Speaker 20: It's fine.

52:13 Speaker 23: Yeah that makes one of us.

52:15 Speaker 20: I definitely have a better middle name. But anyway, see

52:20 Speaker 20: this is a little song called exile.

52:23 Speaker 25: M h.

52:25 Speaker 2: M hmmmm mm hm.

52:36 Speaker 22: M hm.

52:41 Speaker 24: Well it's five mcg's because I'm tass and rounding me.

52:49 Speaker 3: The matter what I do.

52:52 Speaker 22: Okay, it's you.

52:54 Speaker 24: Are my head any even No, I'm driving and there's

53:00 Speaker 24: this black spot on my heart.

53:04 Speaker 4: I can't tell if that's.

53:06 Speaker 22: You or if I had that from the.

53:10 Speaker 24: Storm and I mad sord time live.

53:14 Speaker 4: A sweet wine on a mile summer and night his

53:19 Speaker 4: winter's cold, and being a lone good.

53:23 Speaker 27: Soul that I said wind sure a bies, So tell

53:27 Speaker 27: me in one small think, my dear day, you think

53:31 Speaker 27: God deserved this life. I'm own wind, the product of

53:38 Speaker 27: what took me on the switching flight.

53:46 Speaker 4: It's being bigger and saw the two.

53:51 Speaker 29: Tonight, locked up in my room, smoking anything inside until

54:00 Speaker 29: ill like head, forget the things that are making me

54:04 Speaker 29: a lie, send me off to someplace else in search

54:10 Speaker 29: of the joy of the days.

54:12 Speaker 4: This time.

54:26 Speaker 3: It's big, big grief. It's solitude. Tonight I'm locked up

54:34 Speaker 3: in a mile from smoking anything to go until like

54:40 Speaker 3: care forget the things that are making me life and

54:46 Speaker 3: send me off to someplace elf jimmy beer to life and.

54:53 Speaker 2: Hide eigh back, die.

55:06 Speaker 5: Get back.

55:08 Speaker 2: I could though, to keep you out of my back.

55:12 Speaker 2: I'm bad.

55:13 Speaker 3: I'stide. I'm thinking in these childs on their.

55:19 Speaker 5: Show that to a bar or not I can know

55:23 Speaker 5: the man die.

55:26 Speaker 4: Yes see you know the remaind You know it.

55:30 Speaker 5: Just don't feel like that.

55:37 Speaker 12: To can.

56:02 Speaker 22: Things make me.

56:08 Speaker 2: Send me off to some please sell send such lines EGGI.

56:26 Speaker 19: Another great one, another great one. Regals Ryan and Lucas,

56:30 Speaker 19: thank you both so much. This has been wonderful to

56:32 Speaker 19: have you here.

56:33 Speaker 23: Thank you, Matt, and shout out to my lovely wife

56:37 Speaker 23: Adrian and the Troy bullfrogs out there, and uh, we're

56:42 Speaker 23: happy to be here.

56:43 Speaker 8: Thank you, yes, yes, and uh, thank you guys.

56:48 Speaker 19: And of course if you missed any part of today's show,

56:50 Speaker 19: it will be up in just a little bit at

56:52 Speaker 19: w m n H radio dot org and at my

56:54 Speaker 19: website Matt Connorton dot com.

56:56 Speaker 8: And that's it for us for now. I'll talk to

56:58 Speaker 8: you a little bit later. Everybody, love you, you got it.

57:11 Speaker 18: Sometimes I don't want to be living on the splints

57:15 Speaker 18: stun even on the second.

57:17 Speaker 30: Until wish I could get a lift down of the

57:23 Speaker 30: lame brain and babies, you can't coming down to the

57:28 Speaker 30: world is a mess by and in all the kids getting.

57:33 Speaker 4: We're siping.

57:36 Speaker 18: And I don't want to shving down the chill b

57:39 Speaker 18: by the kids a doll with the mess.

57:46 Speaker 2: Madly and.

57:51 Speaker 7: Lly somewhere side love been stuffern as a child.

58:11 Speaker 16: Never live stole from my to min.

58:17 Speaker 11: And all my problems.

58:19 Speaker 7: About to point that's coming back into style.

58:25 Speaker 2: That's so wild, that.

58:27 Speaker 5: Dress it it's gone such a last got SA.

58:39 Speaker 2: SA due to.

59:02 Speaker 4: All that's less to give Flo. That's something I can't do,

59:10 Speaker 4: not when there is knowing.

59:13 Speaker 2: And out Ben been and badly at the back. Alley

59:22 Speaker 2: sonwhay Sthing