Matt Connarton Unleashed 2-15-25 hour 3

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1:22 Speaker 2: Welcome back everybody. We have entered our number three New Marrow trace of Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from these studios of w m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course, UH also streaming at WM andhradio dot org and you can go to my website Matt Connorton dot com slash live for all your streaming options. Unfortunately, we do not have a video stream today. The software has failed us, but that happens with technology from time to time, but it is first and foremost of radio show.

1:54 Speaker 2: And of course you can stream the audio from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton dot com slash live and you can see how to interact with the program as well. If you are listening live. Today is Saturday, February fifteen, twenty twenty five. Jenny is here at the news table and we have joining us. So we're gonna kind of test these mics live on the air. But we have the twos. We have Emma and Philip.

2:18 Speaker 5: Do you prefer Philip or phil Philip Philip Philip.

2:21 Speaker 2: That's right. I forgot about that.

2:23 Speaker 6: Yeah, about that.

2:24 Speaker 2: So the last time you were here, I was with Glittertooth, right, correct, Yeah, indeed that was a what that must have been what two years.

2:30 Speaker 7: Ago something like that. Yeah, yeah, totally different space, that's for sure.

2:34 Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, that mic sounds pretty good, am I go ahead and go ahead.

2:39 Speaker 8: And say something hello, hello, nice to be here again.

2:41 Speaker 2: Oh good, okay. I can definitely hear you and both microphones that it is good. The reason this is so important, of course, is because the twos are going to play live, and of course, Emma, for those who don't know you were just was it last week?

2:54 Speaker 6: It was last week, right, four weeks ago.

2:56 Speaker 2: Two weeks ago, you were here with veils End and oh, by the way, so I went and looked up because I was curious about the cemetery. Oh yeah, so I did some research and I'm always curious about that kind of thing. I was hoping there were some pictures of the Blue Lady.

3:12 Speaker 8: I know there aren't too many.

3:13 Speaker 2: Fortunately, there's a few pictures of orbs, but I want to see the actual Blue Lady. I got a lot of.

3:19 Speaker 9: Feedback on you being here before. In fact, my best friend fell in love with your voice.

3:23 Speaker 6: Oh that's amazing.

3:25 Speaker 8: I love to hear that.

3:26 Speaker 5: Her voice is pretty awesome.

3:28 Speaker 2: Absolutely, guys have an incredible harmony together.

3:31 Speaker 5: Excited for people to get to hear it.

3:33 Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, Do you want to go in and uh, we'll play something and I'll make sure the levels are are good and uh but uh yeah, look, let's hear so I'm not here, you play live and we'll then we'll come back and chat for a bit.

3:46 Speaker 5: All right, cool, We'll start off with a Grateful Dead song.

3:48 Speaker 2: All right?

4:04 Speaker 10: I let out from Reno.

4:06 Speaker 6: I was trailed about.

4:08 Speaker 10: Twenty hounds, didn't get to sleep last night till.

4:13 Speaker 11: The morning came around, set out running, better take my time.

4:19 Speaker 10: A friend of the devil is a friend of mine. If I get.

4:23 Speaker 11: Home before daylight, AD just might get some sleep. Tonight

4:35 Speaker 11: went into the devil baby below me twenty bills, spent the night in Utah and and cave up in the hills. Set out running, but to take my time. A friend of the devil is friend of mine.

4:53 Speaker 6: If I get home before daylight, it just.

4:56 Speaker 10: Might get some sleep.

4:59 Speaker 11: Tonight ran down to your eleven, but the devil coft me there, took my twenty dollar bill, and he vanished in the air. Set out running by to take my time. A friend of the devil is a friend of mine. If I get home before day line, it.

5:26 Speaker 10: Just might get some sleep.

5:29 Speaker 11: Tonight got tourius w way slowly night.

5:41 Speaker 6: First one's name sweet Emory.

5:44 Speaker 10: She's my art to life.

5:47 Speaker 11: Second one, this prison baby, Chevy's on my trail. If he catches up with me, I'll spend my lunching jail.

6:04 Speaker 6: Gotto avant. No baby got one in Cherokee. First one says she's got my child.

6:12 Speaker 11: But it don't look like me, said out running, But it take my time.

6:18 Speaker 10: A friend of the devil is a friend of mine.

6:21 Speaker 6: A baggin home the boy day, I just might get some sleeep.

6:33 Speaker 11: Got two reasons why cry way lonely night.

6:39 Speaker 6: First one's name sweet Emory. She's my heart's to lie.

6:45 Speaker 11: Second one this prison baby and the Sherry's on my trail. If he catches up with me, I'll spend my life in jail. Got a ephin gino baby one in Cherokee. The first one says she's got my child, and it don't look like me said, I'll running by it.

7:14 Speaker 6: Take my time.

7:16 Speaker 10: A friend of the devil is a friend of mine.

7:19 Speaker 11: If I get home the boy day just might get some sleep.

7:31 Speaker 2: Oh my god, that is so good. Your voices together just sound incredible. That is really really good.

7:38 Speaker 5: Thanks so much, guys.

7:39 Speaker 2: Absolutely, if you're just joining us, we have the twos here with us, We have Emma and Philippe and just sounding incredible. How long has this project existed the twos?

7:50 Speaker 8: Not very long really, probably like June of last year.

7:54 Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay. And how many developments and how many songs do you know together that you played again?

8:01 Speaker 5: We've we've played a couple three hour shows.

8:04 Speaker 7: Not a couple, actually more than a couple. Yeah, we've played a lot of three hour shows. Yeah, so yeah, we have enough material for about three hours, like thirty thirty five songs together.

8:14 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, at least.

8:15 Speaker 5: Yeah, it's good too, like we.

8:19 Speaker 7: Grew up listening to the same music and learning the same songs. Yeah, it kind of just like morphed into something like, oh you know that song, too cool, let's play it together and then like a friend of the devil, for instance, the one we just played is like we both knew it and then played it together and here we are.

8:35 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, no, that's excellent. Now have you have you worked on any original music together or are you just doing the covers for now or.

8:45 Speaker 5: Just the covers for now?

8:46 Speaker 7: We're doing one of my original songs from before, which is called Harlem Blues. We're gonna play that a little later.

8:52 Speaker 2: Oh cool.

8:53 Speaker 7: That's the only original song we've done so far. But we're working on some stuff.

8:56 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, very cool. Yeah. Now, so obviously Emma you have veils En, yes, and then Felipe is glitter Tooth still going strong too? Or correct?

9:05 Speaker 5: We actually just released an EP.

9:08 Speaker 2: Oh cool? Okay, I did not realize.

9:10 Speaker 7: That came out on Valentine's Day because we love you all so much. Oh, yes, that would be wonderful.

9:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, we gotta do that. We gotta do that. Now, how often are is the two's playing? Are you doing a lot of shows?

9:28 Speaker 12: We've been consistently, I'd say like twice a month playing for the past like six months.

9:34 Speaker 2: I'd say, okay, okay, yeah.

9:36 Speaker 5: Yeah, it's picking up definitely pretty good.

9:38 Speaker 10: Yeah.

9:39 Speaker 2: Now do you ever does one of you ever bring a song to the other where you kind of go, She's I don't know about that one and you have to convince Is there ever any convincing or does it all.

9:48 Speaker 5: Just absolutely I just do whatever she told you, right right?

9:55 Speaker 7: No, But yeah, of course there are songs where it's like that's a little out of my vocal rang really like yeah, like you know, I don't know if I can play that on the guitar.

10:04 Speaker 5: It's a little too intense.

10:06 Speaker 2: Or yeah, so it happens. But uh, what about anything challenging, Like, is there is there anything that you've tried to learn to play together where it just really kind of was was.

10:18 Speaker 5: Was difficult or I'm trying to think.

10:25 Speaker 2: I mean, if not, I guess that's it.

10:29 Speaker 8: Regardless.

10:30 Speaker 12: Yeah, he's definitely a little more skilled on the guitar than I am. Has to like dumb it down in a way.

10:35 Speaker 5: It was going to California.

10:39 Speaker 7: That was one where I had to sit and watch the Marty Schwartz YouTube videos trying to learn how to play the thing in a different tuning and get the finger picking and stuff. So that was probably like the most And we don't even play that much anymore.

10:54 Speaker 5: Yeah, so that was one.

10:56 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And where do you uh, where do you play out? You do you travel around?

11:01 Speaker 12: So we started out playing so we're from Milford, New Hampshire, and we started playing out like in Henniker and Dairy and a spot up in Lincoln, New Hampshire. But the past couple months we've been playing a little closer to home, which is nice, so around the Milford area.

11:15 Speaker 2: Yeah, it's part in winter. It's nice to not have to stray too far. Unpredictable, no doubt, no doubt. Well I'm dying to hear another one. You want to play another one, let's do it.

11:27 Speaker 5: I'd love to. All right, we're gonna play out La La by the Faces.

11:31 Speaker 2: Oh very cool. If you're just joining us to the twos live in studio.

12:01 Speaker 7: Poor old Granddad laughed at all his words. I thought he was a bitter man. Spoke of woman's wall or trap you use you for?

12:18 Speaker 3: You even know?

12:20 Speaker 6: Love is blind and you're far too kind. Don't ever let show.

12:27 Speaker 11: I wish that I knew how to know now when I was younger. I wish that I knew what to know now when I was stronger.

12:53 Speaker 5: Can can such a pretty show?

12:56 Speaker 11: That's steal your heart away? Stage back on earth again.

13:02 Speaker 5: The dressing rooms.

13:04 Speaker 6: Agreed to come on strong, and it ain't too long before they make you.

13:10 Speaker 9: Feel a man.

13:12 Speaker 11: Love is blind, and you soon will find that you're just a boy. I wish that I knew how to know now when I was younger. I wish that I knew what to know now when I was stronger. I wish that I knew what to know now when I was younger. I wish that I knew how to know now when I was younger.

14:34 Speaker 7: When you want her lips, get her cheek, makes you wonder where you are?

14:40 Speaker 6: You want some more.

14:42 Speaker 7: Fast asleep She'll leave be twinkling with the stars For young grandson.

14:50 Speaker 6: Nothing I could see. You have to learn just like me. That's the hardest.

14:57 Speaker 11: Sweet ula la ah lolla, love love wish that I knew what to know now when I was younger? Is that I knew to know now when I was stronger? Is that I knew what to know now when I was younger?

15:30 Speaker 6: Is that I knew what do know?

15:33 Speaker 13: No?

15:35 Speaker 6: When I was stronger?

15:40 Speaker 2: Oh? Very nice, very nice. The Two's live in studio on this Saturday morning. Uh No, that was that was fantastic. Any anything, uh anything that that was hard to hard to remember? The lyrics you do? Any you do any songs that are particularly wordy?

15:58 Speaker 12: Yeah, I'd say come Home by Edward Sharp and the Magnetic Zeros. That's a tough one. It's a long one, lots of verses.

16:06 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's pretty crazy.

16:08 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no doubt that's when it sticks out. Yeah. How many? How many songs do you know together?

16:16 Speaker 5: Oh?

16:16 Speaker 2: Did we talk about that earlier?

16:17 Speaker 14: Really?

16:18 Speaker 6: Yeah?

16:18 Speaker 5: Like thirty?

16:20 Speaker 8: I say probably more than that. We swap out a lot, so probably more.

16:24 Speaker 2: Do you have a you have kind of a goal in mind as far as how many you want to have in your you know available?

16:30 Speaker 12: We just kind of keep it running. Yeah, we keep a running list going of songs we want to learn. We have a little notes app we share together, so we'll just kind of add to it as we think of songs, and then we want to learn new songs, we chip away at them.

16:41 Speaker 2: Yeah.

16:41 Speaker 7: Like I'll be at work and just like hear a song on Spotify or something and just add it to the little note thing.

16:47 Speaker 14: Yeah.

16:48 Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll get a text like, oh cool.

16:51 Speaker 14: Like.

16:53 Speaker 2: Do you do anything that's kind of obscure that that maybe maybe when you play it out people don't necessarily know it's a.

17:01 Speaker 5: Probably ghost, Yeah, i'd say that.

17:05 Speaker 12: Or maybe Shovels and Rope. That's some of that music because a lot of people don't know them, so they play that. Yeah, Shovels and Rope. It's a husband and wife duo. I don't know where they're from, but I don't want to go check them out. They're really good and crush it down definitely from Yeah, they like swap instruments. The play like the drums and he'll play the guitar and then they'll swap around and they're really cool duo.

17:28 Speaker 2: Oh very cool. Yeah, yeah, you want to play another one, let's do I'd love to. All right, awesome if you're just joining us. We have the two's, We have Emma and Philippe here with us, live in studio.

18:15 Speaker 11: Dark two short teeth and carrot all who.

18:22 Speaker 15: Losing my mind, losing my mind, losing control.

18:30 Speaker 6: These fishes in the sea they're staring at me?

18:33 Speaker 11: Whoa, oh oh, dark world ex for a beat of a drum, who oh, if I could find a way to see this straight out un away to some fortune that I should have found by now. I'm waiting for this cough Sarah to come down. Ive's two short even care? Who coming up?

19:16 Speaker 14: Now?

19:16 Speaker 6: Coming up now?

19:18 Speaker 16: Out of the.

19:22 Speaker 6: Zombies in the park. They're looking for my heart.

19:25 Speaker 11: Oh oh oh, dark world, explore a splash of the sun. Whoa,

19:36 Speaker 11: if I could find a way to see this straight oron away to some fortune matter I should have found by now, and sorn now to the things they say can restore me, restore life, though it should be waiting for this car oh Sarah to calm down.

20:06 Speaker 6: Life's too short to even care at all?

20:09 Speaker 15: Who losing my mind, losing my mind, losing control.

20:29 Speaker 14: Me?

20:49 Speaker 11: I fucking find a way to see this straight other run away to some fortune ladder I should have found bye now and so not to the things they say, can restore me, restore that which should be waiting.

21:11 Speaker 6: For this cough Sarah to come down.

21:19 Speaker 17: Live two short teeth and cat one more spoon of cough syrup and now oh oh.

21:38 Speaker 2: H so good, so good, Gordon, you much. Absolutely, we've got the two's here with us, uh live in studio on this Saturday morning. Philippe and Emma are here and we did get an instant message through Matt connorton dot com. Pop farmer Dan says, Emma and Philip are awesome.

21:58 Speaker 5: Dan so much Dan.

22:01 Speaker 8: We'll see you later Dan.

22:02 Speaker 2: Oh, you're gonna see Dan later later today.

22:05 Speaker 5: Yes, we actually so.

22:07 Speaker 7: Glitter Tooth and the Pop Farmers are playing a show tonight at Riley's.

22:12 Speaker 5: Place, Okay and Milford, New Milford. We're hoping the weather holds up.

22:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, but that is the plan as of now.

22:22 Speaker 11: Yeah.

22:22 Speaker 2: I don't think the snow's coming till late if I'm not mistaken, of course.

22:25 Speaker 8: Exactly everything says something different.

22:28 Speaker 12: You check like three different weather apps and they all say different things, but they have.

22:31 Speaker 5: Already declared us no emergency or men.

22:35 Speaker 7: Oh yeah really yep, parking band yep, yep, yep, of course, yeah, they already declared one in Milford two.

22:42 Speaker 2: Oh did they?

22:42 Speaker 5: Yeah, I got the alert this morning. It's great. I gotta love it.

22:45 Speaker 2: Yeah.

22:46 Speaker 7: I wish I had a job where I could just guess. Right, I think it's gonna snow a lot. Maybe, right, that would be awesome.

22:56 Speaker 2: Well, let's let's do this. Well, we'll take a quick break and play a studio track, because we played so Emma when you were here a couple of weeks ago, we played this track rain Drops from Vail's End, and uh, I've been getting a lot of positive feedback on it, So I think we should give that a spin that again and then and then when we come back, we'll have you guys play some more. The twos are here with us live in studio. But check this out. This is uh, this is from Veil's End, and this is called rain Drops.

24:12 Speaker 18: The Drunks on a sumer day, trying to take my heart, bake something cake in my my start bringing me down, think of my drop, stick around, wait for me.

25:30 Speaker 14: My dear.

25:33 Speaker 3: Won't you take me back and we can disappear, but you call back? Its breaking me down, thinking my die.

25:51 Speaker 14: I'm saying, oh my god, So now I have bad I's like I'm back. Oh my god, say oh my doubt about he said about how bad the shouts gret not bad for you? Oh my gouty.

26:38 Speaker 18: Killing job on a summer day, trying to take my heart.

27:17 Speaker 3: Suffer cake in my mind, so bringing me down, thinking of my chick, stick me down.

27:31 Speaker 14: I'm saying, oh my god, I hate going for I singing out loud, half back to pay y Range Chops might come back. They all, my god, he say, Oh my god, out had Ba. I'm singing out.

27:48 Speaker 11: Loud, how fasculate Range Chops might come back with your Ah my god, he say.

28:02 Speaker 14: School.

29:34 Speaker 2: That is rain Drops. The band is Veil's End and they were here with us a couple of weeks ago and we played that for the first time here on the air and love that song. And we have Emma from Veil's End here, and we have Philip from Glitter Tooth but together they are the twos And we were talking about we're gonna play at the end of the show today, We're gonna close out with a Glitter Tooth track from the new release what's it called again, Fever Fever Dreams, And this just came.

30:04 Speaker 5: Out right yes, yeah, On Valentine's Day.

30:07 Speaker 2: Yeah, very cool, very cool. Yeah. So we're gonna play a track called new Skin at the end of the show today, but uh so looking forward to that. But in the meantime, uh, you want, you guys want to play another one for us?

30:18 Speaker 5: Yeah, we'd love to.

30:19 Speaker 7: We're gonna play a song that's become slightly popular recently. Okay, so I've heard this guy, Noah Khan. People uh seem to find interest in him.

30:30 Speaker 2: The reason I'm laughing is so I had never heard of Noa Khan until today.

30:35 Speaker 5: But but then, are you kidding me?

30:36 Speaker 2: I'm not kidding you. I had no idea who no And this is bizarre. Idea who It's bizarre. I had no idea who Noa Khan was until kat Ivy, who was our hour number two guest today, mentioned Noah Khan and I'm like, oh, I don't know who that is. And then she's telling us all about Noa Kan and I'm like, how do I not know who this is? But I had no idea who Noa Khan was.

30:57 Speaker 5: Did she cover him?

30:59 Speaker 2: She didn't play live? Okay, cool, she brought her guitar.

31:02 Speaker 5: I'm just worried we're gonna play the same song.

31:04 Speaker 2: Oh no, I wouldn't worry. I wouldn't worry about it. But but but yeah, that was so weird. So this is uh one of those synchronicities. We talk about it, but uh yeah, very cool.

31:14 Speaker 5: All right, all right, so this is stick Season by Noah con.

31:22 Speaker 11: As you promised me that I was more than all the masks combined, you must have had yourself a change of heart, like halfway through the drive, because your voice trailed off exactly as you'd passed my exit sign, kept on driving straight, left our future to the right. Now, I stuck between my anger and the blame that I can't face and my memories or something even smoking weed does not replace.

31:50 Speaker 5: I'm terrified of weather.

31:53 Speaker 7: I see you and it rains.

31:56 Speaker 11: Doc told me to travel, but there's COVID on the planeans.

32:00 Speaker 6: And I love her mom, but it's the season of the sticks.

32:04 Speaker 15: And now saw your mom.

32:07 Speaker 6: She forgot that I existed. And it's half my fault that I just like to play the victim. A drink alcohol hal.

32:17 Speaker 11: Till my friends come month for Christmas, and I'll dream each night have some version of you that I might not have, but I.

32:27 Speaker 14: Did not lose.

32:29 Speaker 6: Now your tire tracks.

32:31 Speaker 14: And one pair of shoes, and I'm split in half.

32:36 Speaker 11: That'll have to do.

32:43 Speaker 7: So. I thought that if I piled something good on all my bad that I could cancel out the darkness I inherited from Dad.

32:52 Speaker 11: Noil no longer funny because I miss the way you laugh. Once called me forever, Now you still won't call me back.

33:02 Speaker 6: And I love her mom, But it's the season of the sticks. Now saw your mom. She forgot that I existed.

33:11 Speaker 10: In it's half my fault, but.

33:14 Speaker 6: I just like to play the thick to to my drink alcohol halt.

33:19 Speaker 11: Till my friends come on for Christmas, and I'll dream each night of some version of you that I.

33:27 Speaker 3: Might not have. But I did not lose.

33:31 Speaker 6: Now your tire.

33:32 Speaker 11: Tracks and one their shoes, and I'm spitting half.

33:38 Speaker 6: That'll have to do. Oh that'll help to do my other help?

33:50 Speaker 11: Was you? I hopeless pages fast and through, but I doubt.

34:00 Speaker 6: And I love her mom, But it's the season of the sticks. And I saw your mom.

34:08 Speaker 11: She forgot that I existed, and it's half my fault. But I just like to play the victim. I'll drink alcohol till my friends come home for Christmas.

34:20 Speaker 6: And I'll dream each night of some vision in you that I might not have, but I did not lose.

34:30 Speaker 11: Now your tire tracks and one their shoes and I'm.

34:36 Speaker 6: Stit in half lettle have to do.

35:07 Speaker 2: Outstanding, outstanding. That is the twos.

35:10 Speaker 5: What is that song called stick Season?

35:13 Speaker 2: Stick Season?

35:14 Speaker 5: And that's so Noacon, It's about Vermont, believe it or not.

35:17 Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's so that's what Yeah, well kat Ivy, Yeah, when she mentioned on Acon she was saying that that he writes a lot about Vermont and New Hampshire. So I was like, Oh, that's old.

35:28 Speaker 7: Vermont boy, which is why it's so awesome to see him, like he played a sold out show at Fenway.

35:33 Speaker 5: Recently, No kidding, Wow, he's yeah, he's crushing it.

35:37 Speaker 2: Apparently he's usually successful and we didn't know about him. It's so weird if you are just joining us out. We do have the twos here on this Saturday morning, Emma from Vale's End and Philippe from Glitter Tooth, and together they are the Twoslip Are you in any other bands too? I'm also in the Pop Farmers with Dan, right, that's right? Yeah? What what what have you guys been up too? Lately are you? Are you doing much?

36:03 Speaker 7: Just a lot of shows, not a lot, but probably like a show a month, okay, a lot coming up in the summer.

36:11 Speaker 5: We're gonna be playing in Hampton. We have a residency.

36:17 Speaker 2: Just yeah, where where's the where's the residence? Are gonna be in Hampton? Yeah?

36:22 Speaker 5: Oh cool, yeah, very cool, Yampton Beach.

36:25 Speaker 2: That's a good way to spend the summer. Yeah, no doubt.

36:28 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, like a show a month in Hampton. It's gonna be great.

36:31 Speaker 2: Oh, very cool, very cool there. Yeah, yeah, absolutely, you want to play another one? You sound you sound amazing. Absolutely.

36:50 Speaker 5: You guys might recognize this one.

36:52 Speaker 11: Maybe headed down south to the land other pines and coming out way in North Carolina steering up the road.

37:06 Speaker 6: And pretty god, I see headlines.

37:12 Speaker 11: They made it down the coast in seventeen hours, picking me Bootka of darkwood flowers and I'm hoping for Alley.

37:20 Speaker 6: I can see my baby and n so Rock me Mama like a wagon wheel, Rock me Mama, anyway you feel.

37:35 Speaker 11: Mama, rock me, Rock me Mama like the wind and the rain.

37:43 Speaker 6: Rock me Mama like a southbound train.

37:47 Speaker 11: Big Mama, rock me running from the cold up in New England. I was born to be a fiddler in an old time string band. My baby plays a guitar. I pick a band, Jone and our oh North Country winters. Keep it getting me down, watch my money playing poker, so ads in the town.

38:26 Speaker 6: But I ain't a turning back to living that old life.

38:30 Speaker 14: No more.

38:33 Speaker 11: To rock me Mama like a wagon. We'll rock me mama anyway you feel. Mama.

38:43 Speaker 6: Rock me.

38:47 Speaker 11: Rocked me Mama like a down the rain. Rock me Mama like southboundrain. Mama, rock me walking to the south, out of road and accado truck or out of phill.

39:18 Speaker 8: He had a nice sunk too.

39:20 Speaker 11: He's ahead of west from the coming in guy to Johnson City, Tennessee.

39:27 Speaker 6: I got to get a move on before the sun. I hear my baby calling my name.

39:32 Speaker 11: Man, I know that she's the only one, and if I died in rally, Lisa, I will die. So rack me Mama like a wagon. We'll rack me Mama anyway you feel, Mama. Rock me, rock me Mama like the wind and the rain. Rock me Mama like a southbound change. Mama, rock me so, rock me Mama like the wagon. We rock me MoMA anyway. Feel mama, rack me, uck me mama, like The In and the Rain, rock me mama, like Southbound chain mom, rock me.

40:40 Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely awesome, well done, Well done, Wagon Wheel. We've got the Twos here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning. Does does it take much to work out those harmonies or does that come pretty pretty easy?

40:55 Speaker 8: Did come pretty easy?

40:56 Speaker 12: I could say, yeah, just smash well together.

40:59 Speaker 2: I think yeah, no doubt.

41:01 Speaker 7: Yeah, really it we just started playing songs together and then all of a sudden we just had harmonies.

41:07 Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna lie.

41:08 Speaker 5: It wasn't even like hey, you.

41:09 Speaker 7: Should sing this, or you should sing this, or like let's figure out what to do. It was just like we'd play it and yeah, naturally.

41:17 Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's awesome. That's awesome. Where should people go online to keep up with everything that you're doing? Where's the best?

41:24 Speaker 12: We are on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. So the two's there are some underscores in there in some of them, but if you look up the twos and you'll be able to find this.

41:33 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, correct to include an apostrophe or no.

41:39 Speaker 8: Not for the user names no okay. TikTok and Instagram No.

41:43 Speaker 2: I wasn't sure when I was when I was posting that you're going to be on okay, gotcha understood. By the way, where does the name come from? I mean, obviously there's two of you. I assume that's it, but I didn't know if maybe there was a deeper story or a deeper meaning to it.

41:56 Speaker 5: So yeah, two two two was the first time we actually a kissed. This is really lame. Yeah, yeah, that's sweet. The angel number kind of thing.

42:11 Speaker 7: You know, I've always been obsessed with angel numbers and she is as well, So it kind of worked out. And then we started playing together, like just because we were dating and hanging out. Yeah, it's like, all right, let's come up with.

42:25 Speaker 5: A band name.

42:26 Speaker 7: Yeah, we're like the two's okay, and you know there is two of us. So yeah, I love how you guys posted aptly names.

42:34 Speaker 2: Yes, that was the perfect word for it. Thank you.

42:39 Speaker 5: I appreciate that.

42:41 Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, very cool. Well we have time. You want to play one more for us?

42:45 Speaker 7: We'll play one more and then do you want to play the Glitter Too song after?

42:49 Speaker 2: Yeah? Well, do you want to play one more? Yeah? Then we'll kind of wrap up and then we'll play. Uh, we'll play New Skin by Glitter Tooth to close out.

42:55 Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, we got to pick the perfect song.

42:57 Speaker 11: Is this it?

43:00 Speaker 2: All right?

43:01 Speaker 7: So this is that original song we were talking about earlier. It's cool Harlem Blues.

43:05 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, it's.

43:07 Speaker 8: My favorite of his.

43:10 Speaker 2: And here we go.

43:43 Speaker 7: Don't talk to strangers with some worn out shoes. You're gonna catch a rough case other Harlem Blue. Gotta find a way. I've gotta find a way. Gotta find a way. I've gotta find a way. Hear the pavement junkies crying up to the moon. He never came and they won't leave soon.

44:05 Speaker 5: They gotta find a way. They've got to find a way, gotta find a way. They've gotta find a way.

44:12 Speaker 10: Gotta find a way.

44:43 Speaker 7: I told my father I'd be alright some sam Some say I'm not doing alright, doing alright.

44:54 Speaker 3: Doing alright.

44:57 Speaker 5: So don't talk to strangers with some warning shoes.

45:00 Speaker 7: You're gonna catch a rough case of the Harlem Blues.

45:05 Speaker 19: Gotta find away. I gotta find away. I gotta find a way. I gotta find a way. I've gotta find a way. I've gotta find a way.

45:23 Speaker 20: Gotta find a way, gotta find a wave, Gotta find a way, gotta find a.

45:58 Speaker 11: Wave, gotta find a gotta find away. I gotta find away. I've gotta find away, Gotta find away. I've gotta fine away, Gotta find away. I've gotta fine away, Gotta fine away. I've gotta fun away. I've got a fun away.

46:21 Speaker 10: To make it through the day.

46:30 Speaker 2: Oh, fantastic, fantastic than you. The two's here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning. So that's that's the first official original for this project, I'd say so.

46:40 Speaker 8: Technically he wrote it. It's all him.

46:43 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, very cool. No, I love that. I love that. That is That is awesome. Hey, if you're listening live on Saturday morning, stick around. We've got uh. In just a couple of moments, we're gonna play new Skin from Brand New from Glittertooth that just came out for Valentine's Day. What's the name of the the album again or is it? Is it an album or an EP? Fever Dream Fever Dream EP EP.

47:06 Speaker 5: It's an EP. Yeah, six songs on it, gotcha, gotcha.

47:09 Speaker 7: You can find it on Apple Music, you know, Spotify, all the all the stream, all the classics.

47:15 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, very good, very good, And please remind people again where should they go online to keep up with the Twos.

47:21 Speaker 8: We are on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.

47:24 Speaker 12: If you look up the Twos you'll see our lovely faces and you can follow us there.

47:28 Speaker 11: Yes.

47:30 Speaker 2: Absolutely. And the next show that you're playing not not this weekend but next weekend?

47:35 Speaker 20: Is it?

47:35 Speaker 8: Yep, it's next Sunday.

47:36 Speaker 12: We'll be at Stonecutters in Milford, New Hampshire from four to seven pm.

47:40 Speaker 2: Okay, very cool, very cool. Well, thank you both very much, Emma and Philip. Wonderful to have you both here.

47:46 Speaker 8: Thank you so much for having us.

47:47 Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you so much.

47:48 Speaker 11: Man.

47:48 Speaker 2: Absolutely, this has been amazing. And Jenny, before we start to wrap up too, do you want to plug the uh? Can you? Can you talk about it yet?

47:56 Speaker 5: The art Nope?

47:57 Speaker 2: Showing Nope, can't talk about that yet. Okay, hasn't been released, nope.

48:01 Speaker 9: There is a show coming up in the Great Queen City of Manchester next month and I'll telling you more about it on another day. But if you'd like to know more about me, follow my work visit Jencoffee dot com. I forgot my own website.

48:15 Speaker 7: D E.

48:16 Speaker 5: N n C O F f uy dot com.

48:19 Speaker 9: Yeah, I know right, see I'm not yeah, I'm not tired.

48:23 Speaker 5: You guys work too hard. We we do need vacations.

48:27 Speaker 2: I don't take vacations. But uh, thank you everyone. Of course you joined us today Ricky Mapleton in the first hour and then kat Ivy in the second hour. And uh so we're going to wrap up with again. This is brand new from Glittertooth. So so this hasn't been planned anywhere, right, this is a world radio premiere. Correct, we like the World Radio Premiere ASSOCII yes, I brought.

48:50 Speaker 5: It to you personally, what yes, thank you?

48:54 Speaker 2: All right, and if you miss any part of today's show, it'll be up in just a little bit at wmnhradio dot organ in my website Matt Honorton dot com. But here it is brand new from Glittertooth. This is called new skin.

49:09 Speaker 11: M h.

49:21 Speaker 14: M hmm.

49:31 Speaker 10: Sometimes I wish.

49:34 Speaker 16: On a song.

49:37 Speaker 14: That you will sing me to sleep.

49:43 Speaker 10: Sometimes I wish on a god that'll.

49:49 Speaker 7: Wake up, a brand new set of skin, brand new set of skin. Sometimes I sink to the bugs in my room sometimes they sing need to sleep. Sometimes I wish shoup on an empty liquor bite or.

50:28 Speaker 21: Not awake up bed set of skinner, sometimes up to a planted to sometimes up bas ship.

50:55 Speaker 6: But some I'm saying when at back said.

51:05 Speaker 14: I want to wincome.

51:10 Speaker 3: Let your sun skins.

51:16 Speaker 13: Bray their sad skins, run your seven skins, rare your sun skins. N the seven skin run the sun skin.

51:48 Speaker 13: Let the sun skins.

52:14 Speaker 22: And time traveling through the memories in my mind and not to the favery film and what A like to remember around the Paine, I can't forget the places power to face.

52:35 Speaker 3: And again it text.

52:37 Speaker 23: Me about when I was only five one and across the house.

52:44 Speaker 16: Only the gold of it built.

52:47 Speaker 13: Calls were made.

52:49 Speaker 6: To all the memories.

52:53 Speaker 23: And all I think to speak of things I would say on that until day when we will till then that's hot of became.

53:09 Speaker 6: Of favorite.

53:20 Speaker 22: As I've friends for a time, A furious come by, Oh how I am to relive.

53:30 Speaker 23: All the homage as we took north and jokes we spoke, but was all haunted by one of fame fall nine one.

53:42 Speaker 22: I was only twelve.

53:44 Speaker 3: He became.

53:47 Speaker 23: It's a ten form a series of chaos save they never listening, and no, I think it's thing, the thing I would say, put on the games. So it was a stair colored tree head on the stone.

54:13 Speaker 21: Had a lot of.

54:47 Speaker 16: Now they us wash away with the mermories we made it turned hand to the whole pain it okay then all ways until one hit me that lastay in the place ce Boll was now long for.

55:09 Speaker 24: Good.

55:12 Speaker 22: Only twenty three say goodbye to the house to build me seventeen years about a full birthday.

55:23 Speaker 14: Those walls place.

55:26 Speaker 23: Wanted to trace somewhere and know it.

55:29 Speaker 3: Think to speak good thing, I would say, and then.

55:36 Speaker 6: Drove down off.

55:38 Speaker 16: Oh some days dead.

55:42 Speaker 14: That's why the hon'ble lord boy speak.

55:47 Speaker 24: My fair. I am the one who doesn't all take the graan and don't take the ball all new from you.

56:31 Speaker 24: I'm right all day most the night.

56:34 Speaker 14: Listen to me.

56:35 Speaker 24: I'm always right out take your fans from you. School is Jolwaszo think like go the.

56:48 Speaker 14: Whole crazy smoke smells like sin.

56:51 Speaker 24: He just thinks that's all I am miss selfish self ups or selfish self since selfish self fucks, or selfish self center. So I don't can want to think of me. I'm the best that you will see. I don't need any funy giving credit, no way I see everything anyways, everyone.

57:36 Speaker 14: Knows they're not cocky.

57:40 Speaker 24: You show what shows well, never go gordch emty them the radio, crazy smoke crying again. He does thinks that all lit is selfish, self bumps water, selfish, self censor, selfish, self ups, self ash, soul centers. All I care about this me, don't give a crap what you say, but mean to sleep Whitney or show stop feed.

58:18 Speaker 3: Me a chronic

58:54 Speaker 24: Self ass self absord selfish