Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-20-24 hour 1

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The tambo's teasing not feel wrong that in our teas, not time all my time about reason you please for please you in your water bro you are listening to do w humin h Come in God, don't get so friendly, madself. Good morning everybody. Here we go. It is that time again. Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five point three FM in glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Now on Canal Street, of course, and you can also stream the show if you go to wmnhradio dot org, or if you go to my website, if you go to Matt connorton dot com slash live that also takes it directly to the audio feed, and of course all the ways that you can you can communicate with us and stream the show and get the archive later if you don't get a chance to listen live and all that good stuff.

We do not have a Facebook and actual Facebook video feed this morning because the streaming software is not working. It would not be Saturday morning if something didn't work, so it must be Saturday. But anyway, but that's all right. Radio is theater of the mind, and so here we go, and it is, of course, if I failed to mention the date April twentieth, twenty twenty four. And we've got a couple of guys with us here from a band who has been on the show before. And I'm gonna get those get those mics up for you guys, run like thieves is with us.

Let me see here we're still getting I'm still getting used to the new setup here. Yeah, and go ahead, Dan Fallon is here, go ahead and say something now, Good morning, Good morning, Manchester, New Hampshire. You sound great, and Abe, I've got Abe set up on a mic that we don't usually use, but it was convenient. And oh no, I do not hear you say that again. Abe. Oh there we go. We found you. I found you, thank you? Yes, yes, Abe Hughes is here as well. And where so where's the running drummer? He's off running his kids around to basketball games and such.

Oh okay, that sounds kind of important, I guess. I mean, I don't know. I don't have any kids, so I don't know. Is that like something you have to do not necessarily I don't have so you don't have to do it. I don't know. I made the choice a long time. Well, i'd say I made the choice. Hey, I made the choice when I was like fourteen. I said I'm never having kids, and I stuck to it. I'm just getting warmed up. I've got four I need some more. Oh wow, I do you really have for Yeah? Yeah, but my youngest is fourteen.

Oh okay, and my oldest is a twenty nine, twenty eighty eight, hold twenty eight. Yeah, I was twenty eight, so yeah, our grandkid, grandson. I got a granddaughter coming. Oh wow, bright, congratulations, thank you. But yes, but our running drummer, that's a really good point. He's running his kids around. If you, if anybody listening gets a chance to check out that, go on YouTube and you can see his daughter, Athena's YouTube channel. It's bald but Beautiful. She has alopecia. Oh wow, and she yeah, she makes these great really great content.

She actually just passed one hundred thousand subscribers on YouTube. And it's really really fun stuff and interesting and and and just you know the they're anti bullying too, so you can imagine what kids have to go through. So it's it's all about that stuff. It's really really

fun, engaging for for people and kids, and it has a really good message to it. But so it's bald but Beautiful Athena on YouTube. That's Greg's daughter, one of the people that he's running around today. And for people who don't know about alopecia, I know what it is because I had a good friend who had it. But when you essentially you don't have any hair right, including on top, So it's uh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I had a friend I haven't seen him in a long time who had it. And he didn't have you know, no eyebrows, nothing, just just it's it's really interesting and I can't remember though, is that something you're born with or does that or does that happen do you know?

I don't really know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it's great. Want to have you guys back. When was the last time? Has it been a year? No, it hasn't been a year, has it. No, we came in I want to say December. Okay, it was before well, it was obviously right after we finally became Run Like Thieves, which was back in what October November? Wow, that feels like a long time ago. Yeah, we've been doing a lot outside. Yeah, so I want to say, like it was like December. I think it was when we were on the show, because originally our show that's at the Banking Newhampshire Stage wasn't going to be on January fifth, I believe it was in it was it was it was rescheduled for single day, mayo, May fifth coming up, and it was that's right.

We wanted to come on and promote and talk about some of the things we were doing, but it got snowed out that day. Yep, yep, So we got the best day of the year, I think, best Sunday of a year that you could have a concert Sinco day mayo. Oh so it kind of worked out. Yeah, it worked out in the end. Yeah. So we're back at the banking New Hampshire stage in the Canoe in the Canton Room, and we're back here at that. It's amazing. Yeah, yeah, no, it's great. Great to have you guys back. By the way that I love that song Teller Goodbye that we opened with.

Uh, and I know you guys are going to play a few live for us, by the way. Uh. The studio line is open too if if you have any questions or anything, any comments or feedback for the band. Six oh three two five oh six oh seven is the studio line. Six o three two five oh six oh seven. You can also text us at six one seven nine one seven four four seven six. I'm on social media at Matt Connorton. You can email me Matt at Matt condorton dot com, and you can even comment at Matt conorton dot com slash live, so you've got multiple options to communicate with us during the program.

But the best thing to do so that we can hear and enjoy your dulcet tones. Is give us a call at six O three two five oh six oh seven. We have two thirds of Run Like Thieves here with us live in studio. You guys want to play something for us some dining here you play live? Yes, yeah, absolutely, We're gonna play a song that we wrote. We've been writing more together, which is really fun, and so I'll come up with like a dumb idea and able to usually fix it. So this one's a little bit more interesting because it started off like one way, like we went through kind of a temporary like nickelback phase for like a couple of weeks, Like Dan was like, hey, I want heavier guitars and stuff like that, and we're like okay, and then it was kind of like not digging this.

This is just too butt rock. And then we still wanted to like rework the tunes because I don't think the songs are bad. So Dan said, okay, let's do this one more of a blues style. And then my head like I just heard like a descending bassline and we kind of turned it into that. So has a little bit more of like a feeling good or a portoishead glory Box kind of sound to it. Yeah. Cool. It sounds almost a little psychedelic when we get to do it together with all the effects and the band, and it's really I think it might be one of our better tracks all overall.

It seems to be very getting warmly received at live performances. Cool, okay, and uh we even had a We had a DJ actually at the last show that we played, and he said I would love to hear that for an hour, and I was like, you know what, I would love to play that for now. So you're not gonna get that right now, though, Matt, because we're playing an acoustic but we'll do the best we can. So, Okay, before you guys rip into a two, Dan, can you just strum strum a little for me? I just want to make sure that we can Yeah that okay, that sounds nice.

And uh, Abe can you do the same. I want to make sure we got your h your base in the mix. Let's see here,

Oh there we go. Cool, all right. I'll have to kind of ride the faders as we go because we're live, but we can hear everybody, so that's uh, that's most of the battle, all right. Whenever you guys are ready, Run like thieves, live in studio. We're ready. Sometimes I stand taller, sometimes I cross smaller. You are the one commonalty. Drink till I stop smiling, Drink till I feel like I hear. She gotta blieve me how slow? Oh yeah, too much of a good thing, baby, too much good well, it's bad for me.

Oh oh yeah, you too much of a good thing. Baby. She's gotta believe me how slowly. Sometimes her thighs run here, sometimes her kingdom comes there in her rubble. You can just burry somehow. She finds me when that door shut behind me. She's gotta bleed me how slowly.

Oh yeah, too much of a good thing baby, too much good well, it's as me. Oh yeah, too much of a good thing baby. She she's got to bleed me how slowly. Oh yeah, too much of the good the baby. Too much good well, it's bad for me. Oh lord, oh yeah, it's too much of the good the baby. She's's gonna blave me here slowly. Loe. I love it. I love it. Great job, guys, thank you. That sounds really good. If you're just joining us, Run like thieves is here with us, Live in studio two thirds of the band. Anyway, Daniel, we were talking about off air earlier.

You were talking about what happened at the Is it the New England Music Awards. Yes, we we just well it's the Battle of the Bands for the New England Music Oh okay, gotcha, Battle of the band's last band standing New England Music Awards. We just played last week and it was an interesting thing. You know, we we don't really do battles to the bands. Yeah, but so it was the first one,

and I don't know that was the first one I did in the last couple of years. I did one for them a couple of years ago. Don't know when was the last time we did a battle of the bands. Last time I did one was with I think East is East back in twenty thirteen for the f Nice Records. Yeah, but it was that was like another Boston thing, and that one we did, we made it up to like fourth place. Eventually we got to play at the Middle East, which was nice, but we made it fourth place out of four bands. That's past Saturday, so but we Yeah, it was it was at the Zorba Music Hall and lowl It was kind of cool, actually nice place, and you know, it was well done event.

All the New England music events. They're actually going to be in Plymouth soon at at the Edge of the World Tavern, I think for the last yeo. I'm not sure what day it is, okay, but yeah, during the set, my guitar went out within the first kind of minute and that's when I realized how much water I drank that day, because it all sweated entirely and it must have caused some type of electrical circuit error on the ground because not only did that the guitar went out, next thing, you know, the MIC's out and in the monitor was out for for greg Ard drummer, so he was just kind of winging it the rest of the gig.

He didn't have any monitor. The only the only thing that actually he could hear was my vocals, poor guy, and he could near the bass, so that was tricky. But he really did a really great job. But it was It was a nice event. The Gray Curtain is the one that won the night and they I think they deserved it. It was such a unique act. Yeah, amazing vocals and in a true performance, a true performance, it was very theatrical, the way the the singer kind of held it down. The band was amazing. All the bands were great, though, Big Sun Band, there's some other bands they were.

They really were great. The first band was like a seventies I think it was one of the best battle of the bands I've ever been to. Really. Yeah, everyone there was top of their game. Yeah, excellent. Do you remember the first band had a gone yes, trying to remember the names like led Zeppelin or something like. Yeah, they were. There were definitely like a throwback kind of band, like a led Zeppelin Albon Brothers trio thing going on. But it was. It's nice and I love that the organization because they the New England Music Awards.

They do all kinds of stuff. They have great events, but they you know, the publicity that they try to help you with is it really gets your name out there. And when I had started playing out again doing original stuff, that's the first place that said, hey, we got a gig for you that type of thing if you want to participate. Oh wow. Yeah. So John Fleming, Lindsey Vaughn, the people that run a really great people and it yeah nice. Nice the opportunity to network with other musicians and things like that.

Yeah, it's It's interesting though too. It's interesting to be around the other bands at those type of events because I feel like we're the most senior. I think I'm the only granddad. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well it was also good because it's nice, nice to see what the younger kids are doing. Yeah, I can say younger kids now too, I'm hurtle as Henry Rollins would say, I'm hurtling towards forty. But yeah, so, and what was weird was still doing a lot of the same stuff. There was basically metal bands, there was weird art bands, and there was punkin reggae bands.

Good to see. Yeah, so, like I didn't hear anything like I was hoping to hear like one band that just like did something completely new and amazing and awesome, which I didn't see. But like I said, everyone there was top their game. They weren't slouches. All of them came and prepared. They were really talented musicians. A lot of the battle bands or even just you know, when I was doing regular shows, there was usually like one or two bands that you could just tell, like the bass player is just the guy from the local gas station that they taught like three notes too, and he doesn't care about like progressing any He just like, I just need to know the root notes.

That's it. And none of the bands were like that. Everyone seemed to, you know, really care and that's it's good to see like the younger crowd still going out there and doing that and being into it. Yeah, so rock and roll isn't isn't going anywhere. It's where it is. You know, you get that feeling every now and then, especially going out a lot, you kind of wonder, like, WHOA, what's happening right the music? But it was it was I was really just like abes that I was really happy to see the level of professionalism and young young just really excellent musicians top of the game.

I thought a bunch of them were they could have been hired studio musicians. Yeah, these kids, Yeah, they were really really great. But it's fun to it's just fun to do that stuff and to run into people and then make contacts and you know, you make you know, ten friends that day and then they're you know, they already reached out. A bunch of them reached out you know, for other for things, to collab or to do a show with them. We want to do a show with us, make sure you know whatever you know? Yeah, yeah, but are we a little old for you know what?

Oh yeah, that's that is one of our singer that was singing with us for a lot of the cover gigs was twenty one or something, and uh and she's great and she was really great. But I definitely got that feeling, like, especially like the song selection, like I don't feel old, and you don't feel old, and we do anything, We'll play anything. But at the same time, you know, maybe like not knowing led Zeppelin right right, kind of weird. You're like, oh god, David Bowie, you know what journey you have to cover?

You know that song that's in that movie? Oh that's y Yeah, you know it's kind of you know so, uh yeah, it's kind of weird, you know, but it's good to I don't think I'm never gonna I don't I'm never gonna stop. Yeah, I am old. I got like I'm sitting here with my knees all messed up from trying to jog. That's a bad idea. Jogging's a bad idea. I don't care what anybody says. It's dangerous for your health. Does your drummer know this. He runs, he doesn't jog. Yeah, he's okay. I was gonna say, you're gonna have an intervention with him.

He does like a five minute miles like a lot of the times he'll do in for like these distances, he'll do like five six minute miles. Yeh, I'm on a sixteen minute mile, right, yeah,

them lucky. Well, what's the rush exactly? You know, enjoy enjoy the treadmill exactly, you know exactly. Yeah. Yeah. And this week I stopped drinking alcoholic just just yeah, just just just to see what would happen. But yeah, boy, do you notice a change already? Wow? The sleep is a lot better. Good. And and I I'm a lot worse than I realized when I'm performing it was much you know, it's like you're much more aware. Yeah, but you know it's it's you know, it's everything else. It's time in its place just right now, it's just time to stop, you know.

Good for you. Yeah, trying to trying to bolster some kind of self awareness in those instances. And it's very interesting. Yeah, but after a few days, the first one was rough, really yeah, and everybody wants to buy drinks like, hey, you want want some, you know. And then second one was a little bit easier. And thanks to my boys over here too, because they totally awesomely sort of and in u but yeah, but you know, I didn't realize it was gonna be that, no kidding, no kidding. And then people are buying you drinks and then you just you know, I appreciate it.

I noticed. Wait, staff doesn't say that guy isn't drinking anything. They say what they the people, I want to buy him a marguerite or something, or buy him a shot, and they always they always add to the until like you know, you see like a couple of beverages at the table that are supposed to be for me, but I'm not drinking them, you know, And yeah they just added to somebody's check. Yeah, yeah,

exactly, so that but you know, no, good for you though, that's awesome. It's hard, isn't it hard? Yeah? Next thing is ice cream. I'm gonna try to give that up at some point, so we'll see what happens. It'll be tricky. It's always good to give stuff up, replace it with something else, you know, more interesting, give it a shot. That's what when I do. Uh, I don't know if you know this about me, I'm a hypnotherapist. Yes, and and one of the things that we try to do in a session is replaced what the bad habit is, which is usually smoking.

That's what I that's the clients I get the most is people want to quit smoking. But we try to always replace something bad with something good. So that way, it's not like you're giving something up, you're just replacing it with something else. Just the something else happens to be something positive for you. You know, like you're not smoking anymore. Instead you're eating celery and carrots, and you know what do you what do you think you could do for like sugar? Oh yeah, that's stuff's easy. Yeah.

And anything that's habitual, you know, like whether it's smoking or eating junk food or anything like that, that's that's easy to U attack with hypnosis. Yeah, that'd be interesting. I'd love to, you know, sit with you. Maybe we'll talk after, I'll after the show. We could figure out something. I'd love to give it a shot. Yeah. Yeah, it's very difficult for me for some reason. I don't I just love food. Yeah, No, I hear you, I hear you. Yeah, we should uh hear the doorbell ring. It's funny, all right, well it is.

Uh, it's already nine thirty's. I want to hear another song. You guys want to play another one? Yeah, yeah, we do. We're gonna play our song. Oh yes, yes, yes, I like this one very much.

If you're just joining us. We have two of the members of Run Like Thieves here with us live in studio. Dan and Abe are here with us, and uh, we'll get those Mike's back up for you guys.

See if the guts and get the bass up there. Oh, there we go. These guys are performing live for us today, which is very very cool. Coming up in the second hour, Fox and the Flamingos are gonna be here too, and they're also gonna play with us live, so that'll be nice. Yeah, we were. We're so glad to be back, Matt. Thank you very much because the the show at the Bank of Champshire Stage is a big deal for us. Yeah, and it's gonna be really interesting for people because it's gonna be it's absolutely gorgeous.

The Canton Room. Have you been up there yet? It's beautiful. I have, believe it or not. I haven't actually been in there. It's really nice, really yeah, and uh, it's gonna be very kind of stripped down kind of band set for us. We are rocking, like even though we're so freaking old, we're jumping around. We definitely feel it. I was asking at one of those I was like, did you feel like because we were jumping, Yeah, a very you know, physical and me too, but and uh, I was feeling it. But this one's very gonna be stripped down and we're gonna be kind to be able to interact with people.

It's an early show, which is really nice too. So you know, we started, we'll probably start right at six six fifteen, and it'll be over early so people can kind of go home or they can go out and enjoy the rest of the night. But it's gonna be really fun get to know the band a little bit more in a in a in a relaxed kind of environment. Yeah, there's a lot of coaches and all the shows that I've seen people sit this close to the whole band. Yeah, it's really really nice. Yeah, a nice little, nice little bar.

Maybe I'll have a drink that night. I'll see how you know you're good? But this song is Tennessee and uh, just wrote it and it has some meaning to us. But we were the like I came with this idea and then it was kind of crazy, and Abe and and Greg were like, actually, let's let's bring this down to a place where it's it's, uh, what kind of approachable. I didn't. I don't know. It kind of had this kind of wacky kind of thing going for it, and and it's it's it's been kind of well received. Actually I sent it to a just because of the name is Tennessee.

I sent it to a Tennessee tourism uh company, see, and they wound up using it. Really was really cool. Yeah, yeah, that's awesome, very very cool. But hopefully this is the I detuned this guitar to mimic the seventh string, no kidding. Okay, well, well this will be a this is an acoustic first for this journey. All right. I think I'm in the right tuning, I hope. So we'll see. We'll see what happens if the guitar drops out. Don't it's not the micro it's not that electrical issue. Good right, Yeah, all right, so she sticks a clue bruse them in the ocean breaking California, son tell lies, expos loves bare pale devotion, Hellelujah.

Here she came, watches me Watch she need tell us see mm hmm what she need?

What she need? Tell us? See take my hole lie bym living for them, break this vicaly um for my soul and her nom. We gotta leave hell of New Yem. Here she come what you need? Watch she need? Tell us? Watch your need, watch your need us look here yo here see come watch your need watch she'll need it this tennessee sit

watch Let's see what's it? What's d what? What's you? Watch? You tell Let's see? Hell. Oh that is fantastic. I love that song. That song. Great job, guys. If you're just joining us, we have Dan Fallon and Abe Hughes from the band Run Like Thieves, a lot of us in the studio this morning on Matt Connorton Unleashed and these guys, these guys sound great. I'm trying to make everyone's mic is on here, Okay, still getting used to the new the new setup here on on Canal Street. By the way, if you're just joining us, so we've got a packed show today.

Of course. After after these guys, we have Eric Pilter's Classic film review and this week the subject is the Orson Wells classic The Third Man. And then after that Fox and the Flamingos are going to be performing live in studio with us, and then in the third hour we have the Whole Loaf. Uh, they're coming in. We have some studio tracks from them that we're going to feature. So lots going on today, and uh, do you guys want to you guys want to go ahead and play play another one because you wanted to do three?

Right. I'm dying to hear more. You guys sound fantastic. So a lot of time the h I'll write a song and it will stink and they'll give me. The guys will tell me like right about this kind of uh you kind of give me something to write about, you know, write about give you a direction to write about. And this one was like just kind of writing about doing all the doing all the shows, you know, and okay, and that's what that's what it is. And this is this is our first time playing this acoustic too. Oh nice, So uh m hm mm hmmmmm mm hmm mmm mmm mm hm Burning Road again where it spoke, can see the signs eye m wanna feel the same burning tell it die m h feeling light ding, got it been mine?

Don't be the wing. Well, all eyes upon you keep me on that stage, felting neck, you in her hand and a glass of light. Now, Paul, eyes upon you, keep me on that stage. Maybe gotta tell the truth, tell the truth. Maybe what you're gonna do on the road again? Feel that losing that I don't feel no pain, but uh feel you anything? He's it a real mind lost in a dream again. I can't feel that wheel, but I ain't a sleep again. Well, all eyes upon you, keep you on that stay fever is the lucky I am? And a glass of light that when all lies upon you.

Well, the keep you on that stage, and maybe you tell the truth, get to tell the truth that you can't do. You're gonna tell the truth. Mm we hear that road again? We hid it fast and hard like you don't feel a stinger.

I'm praying, Oh my God, keep me on the ground. Nothing left to be. He's I'm found though, Mark than me said, all upon you on that stake fell right hand and just a glass of light down as upon you ge me on that stage. You gotta tell the truth. You gotta tell the truth, gotta tell the truth. Maybe tell the truth.

I love it. I love it. Run like Thieves is here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning. You guys sound great. What's that song called again? Tell the Truth? Tell the truth? Really really good, really good. By the way, I'm just curious. This might be a little bit of a nerdy question, but playing with a slide on your pinky like that? Is it difficult to because I'm watching you solo. Does the slide ever get in the way when you're soloing like you do? It does? Okay, Yeah, it's it's it's don't try this at home, but try it at home a lot before you Yeah, yeah, yeah, and this is it was Abe actually was suggested we did the song this morning, and I would I would use maybe a brass a thinner slide for this guitar, So so many different considerations.

Yeah, but this is the one that I had with me, so I was like, you know, we're going to do it with this one to be Yeah, but yeah, actually a lot of the gigs, I'll bring the lap steal too, So okay, to make it a little bit more, just give it a little of that kind of swaggy blues edge and sometimes it's just it's just a couple of notes with the slide just adds so much to it. Yeah, it's also well, I mean, I'm sorry if your MIC's down a little bit. There we go. And it's also you know, you want to make sure that the audience always has like something they don't normally see, right, So like having little things for production value, having you know, a slide, that slide guitar that's in front of you that adds a different texture to something, just visually gives you something on the stage.

Little things like letting that makes a big difference when people go out, I mean, like their time is precious. You want to make sure that they're seeing something they don't normally see or you know, definitely make sure that like you show them that you put time into it and stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot of fun too. So it's just it's fun to you know, have that interaction and and then people talking what's going on over there right right? You know. But it's a great question though, and the lap still you use a different type of slide.

There's a couple that I have yeah, depending on but they they are really interesting. Like the hand position. You can actually do bends if you practice a lot where I don't have the pedals, like I'll try to mimic what a pedal steel does. Oh okay, and it just sounds so cool. It's like, oh, it sounds really really good. Yeah. I've got a dough bro for like the acoustic stuff too. Yeah, and that's something that's really fun. So they translate really well. But there's definitely different, different technique.

This guitar is a little low for slide too, so it definitely bangs into stuff. So yeah, yeah, this the other the other different depending on what we're doing. I'll you know, use a different guitar for it that has a little bit of a raised area and it just sings a little bit better. Yeah slide so okay, Yeah, it's fun. Yeah,

the time goes quick. I want to make sure we remind everybody what's coming up, So the big show. Do you have anything before the May fifth show or no? Right now, we've just got the May fifth show coming up, which we're putting a lot of time and effort into. So once again May fifth at the Bank of New Hampshire, stage in the Canton Room upstairs, six o'clock. Tickets are about fifteen bucks. Okay, okay, if you go to our Run Like Thieves or any of our Instagram's apes, Gregg's Mind, Dan Follen Music, Apu's Music, Greg the Running Drummer or The Running Running Drummer Stantinia, Yeah, yeah, it's Greg's, Dan Fallen Music, Apu's Music, Running Drummer Santini Run Like Thieves, you'll see the the ticket link and you'll see your links to your show too, so yeah, yeah, excellent.

Yeah. I noticed to you you'd posted our last interview on YouTube, which is very cool. Yeah. I wish everyone did that. I wish all the guests would do that, but nobody ever thinks of it. You know something that we were talking about this and we really want to thank you very much for all that you really do for promoting I mean, you're you're really kind of out there on you know, in in in a in a field alone with how much stuff you do to promote music and local acts, and this is such an enormous passion for us, so we really appreciate everything that it's you know, Matt connorson Unleashed and then all the other links we followed, how often you posted just that interview and all the different spots.

It was really great. I really appreciate it. Oh yeah, thank you very much. Well I have a lot of help too, you know, Jenny, she she does all the booking now, which is great and h you know, and of course we have this beautiful radio station here at WM and H ninety five point three to do this in.

So uh, you know, so I have a lot of help. But I appreciate that, thank you. Yeah. Yeah, well, you know, it's a it's a passion of mine. And you know, I know

when I think when I first met you a but it was at the beginning of Local Outbreak, right, yeah, back when Jonas started Local Outbreak. Yeah, you were kind of doing the podcast thing. Yeah. Oh yeah, I'm on your own. I'm a podcasting o G. Yeah. Too bad. I didn't get famous like all the other podcasting OG's. But there's still time. Yeah, but no, it's true. Yeah, I was. I was. I was doing it. Geez, I started podcasting and like two thousand and four. Yeah, like I said, I I got in early. I just didn't parlay it into you know, I'm not Joe Rogan.

You know what I mean. I didn't far Land into something huge, but yeah that's okay, well we we yeah, but no, but thank you guys. I appreciate that so much and we appreciate thank you, thank you. And May fifth for you guys, and yeah, everybody should follow you online. And I love what you're doing. Oh I would be remiss too if I didn't ask before we wrap up any anything new coming as far as studio material, So not not yet. I actually I am going to have some solo stuff coming out. I'm recording next week with the New Hampshire So the New Hampshire Music Collective, John MacArthur, Revertangle, Brad Merrick are the ones that book this uh gig in promoting the gig, the Bank of Hampshire Stage gig on May fifth, and many others many they're just amazing, amazing, the New Hampshire Music Collective, amazing people to work with, excellent and professionals.

And they they have put another event together. It is kind of a solo thing, but but it's at the studio in Portland, Okay, and and they're doing some very high production video and audio. So I'm gonna do I'm gonna do a couple of our our songs and and another something I don't know. I don't know what I'll do. I get to think of something, you know, just to kind of keep it going. But as a band, not not just yet. We're kind of in that stage where we're kind of redefining where we want to go. And it's it's it's tricky because we do a lot of gigs and we'll do like a lot of cover gigs and and things, and but it's coming, it's coming together.

I don't know. Like the last couple of directions, especially with like that you put us in a it sounds really real. It's interesting, you know, and uh, it's it can be confusing, like which way do you want to go? Right? And like I was, I was thinking we're going to be new metal for for a day. There where gonna be

yeah, yeah, Nickelback, you know, and the and then more country. I do love the kind of country. I love the Americ kind of stuff a lot. I really I really take it, you know. But uh, you know, that's so it's interesting to see where you're gonna go with a bunch of different people so much it's so enriching. It's it's challenging too to work with people, especially like you know, if I'm kind of just off doing my own thing, it's kind of it can be challenging because you have to you you you constantly humbled because reality is it's better this way or that way, and and uh, it's it's like, oh wow, that's interesting.

So you learn to trust the guys that you're with, which is really great. It's great to be able to and they know they have to they have to help help the I'll go off on it different without even realizing it, right right, I'll I'll be singing like in a British accent or something. I don't know if I freaked you guys out, I'm probably I can't freak them out now. But when we did a bunch of Saint Patrick's Day gigs, I'm like, like, we get booked early for Saint Patty's. Oh, but we go I go hard with the Saint Patty's stuff.

You know. Yeah, sounds like I'm going to my Dublin roots there, you know, right right, Yeah, that's cool, that's cool. Well, listen, guys, we got to we got to wrap up the segment. But again, thank you both so much, Dan Fallon and Abe Hughes from run like thieves and we will do this again and don't forget May fifth at the Canton Room in the Bank of Bank of New Hampshire, State Bank of New Hampster. All right, very very cool, all right, so much, Thank you guys, Thank you guys, and plenty more to come.

We've got Fox and the Flamingos coming up next. Thank you.

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