Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-25-23

0:36 Hello, everybody, Welcome, here we go. It is that time again,

0:39 Matt Connerton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w m n

0:45 H ninety five point three FM, Inglorious Downtown Manchester, New Hampshire. Also

0:49 on Comcast ninety seven if you're in Manchester, and hello to all of our

0:53 online listeners across the nation and around the globe. You can go to my

0:56 website Matt Connerton dot com for all of your live streaming options and social media

1:00 links, contact in Folk Show archives, etc. Etc. Today is Thursday

1:07 May twenty five, two thousand and twenty three. And played a couple songs

1:11 there at open today show. Usually we just play one. Once in a

1:15 while, we'll do more than one because we have a great musical guest coming

1:19 in today in the second hour who not only performs as a solo artist,

1:23 but he also has a great band. So his name is Kevin Horn,

1:27 and he's in a band called the Stone Road Band, and we've featured their

1:32 music a number of times over the past couple of years. Actually, I

1:38 really liked that band a lot. They've got some great studio tracks and also

1:42 a live album called Live at Dusk. So we played their track end of

1:46 the line, and then we played a Friend of the Fire solo track from

1:51 Kevin Horn. And he's coming in today in the second hour, and he's

1:53 gonna bring his his acoustic guitar and play some songs for us. He also

1:59 you might have me mentioned him. He plays frequently at the Hop Knot,

2:02 our amazing sponsor at one thousand Olm Street, right across the street. They've

2:06 got those delicious gooremet pretzels, they have an assortment of craft beer Thursday nights,

2:08 say after Trivia night. Saturday nights, they have live music from seven

2:13 to nine pm, and Kevin does play there on many a Saturday night.

2:17 So so that's another reason why you might have heard his name if you are

2:22 a regular listener of the show. So he's gonna be coming in the second

2:25 hour and I'm really looking forward to meeting him and hearing him play live for

2:29 us. I think this is going to be really, really cool. So

2:31 that's coming up. Also, I believe our friend Easyg's going to call in

2:36 with his vaunted entertainment report, and I know that everyone is always on so

2:42 much pins and needles for Easyg's entertainment report. If you want to get in

2:46 with oh you actually you know what before we go any further too, And

2:50 for those of you watching online, I'll even hold it up so you can

2:53 see it. Run, our friend run. True to his word, when

2:57 I got here to the station, this was waiting for him. It's Kiss,

3:00 fifty years of Rock's Greatest Showman, this wonderful magazine that Ron had talked

3:06 about when he called into the show one day. And yes, it was

3:08 waiting for me when I arrived here today. And in fact, oh,

3:12 I guess I get to thank him because directly because Ron is on the line,

3:15 Hello, Ron, Holy mister Cornetson. I read a little a bit

3:22 and I was very interested. I only got to page forty nine or something

3:24 like that, but I really really wanted to drop it off. And I

3:28 didn't appreciate show up at your show because I know you like to schedule people

3:31 and I didn't want to, you know, just drop in. So I'm

3:36 very glad you. That's why I'm calling him. I'm glad you found it.

3:38 Yes, thank you, Ron. I appreciate this very much. I

3:42 shall peruse it with rapped attention, and I do appreciate it. For any

3:46 listeners who don't know Kiss happens to be my favorite band, my all time

3:51 favorite band. So yeah, it looks like there's a lot of cool stuff

3:53 in here, very and some pictures. You do what you want. But

3:59 if you've done re it and you think you're off set on it, why

4:01 don't you pass it on to POULI because I know he likes Kiss too.

4:04 Yes, I don't know, Uh, yeah, I will. I will

4:09 see if he wants it when I'm when I'm done with it, I don't

4:12 know. I don't know if he the way Paul uh talks about Kiss.

4:15 My impression is that Paul was a big fan growing up, but is not

4:19 so much a fan now. I think he's a casual fan, but not

4:23 a die hard fan as I am. So we'll see. Well, well,

4:26 I will certainly offer it to him though, when I'm done with it,

4:29 absolutely sure. Sure. Did you get the other little package that came

4:31 with that? I did? Yes? The donuts? Yes, thank you,

4:34 Ron, I appreciate that as well. Sustenance is is a good thing.

4:39 I appreciate it, my friend. Thank you, Bye bye, all

4:42 right, ron take care? Thank you. Yeah, So there you go,

4:45 ron O our very kind friend. He's always been very generous with us

4:48 here at w MNH and he's appeared, Uh, he's been on with us

4:53 on Retrospectrum Radio with Policy on Friday Night's actually quite a few times now.

4:57 And he's very kind, very kind person. We love Run and I do

5:00 appreciate that magazine tremendously. And I think our friend EASYG is on the line.

5:05 Hello, very I thought of calling because I know you are the guests

5:11 coming in at five o'clock. So yes, wow, this is the time

5:14 the usually call in to do your report. Probably I didn't want to waste

5:18 any minutes because the coming in forty five minutes. I know. I know

5:23 that's how the audience feels as well. I know that everyone listening is going,

5:27 let's not waste any time. Let's get right into Easyg's entertainment report.

5:31 We're very we're all very excited. I want to get one quick thing off

5:35 my chest. I was watching me. I might have heard of him a

5:39 w M j F. I don't know if it's real or not, but

5:42 it looked like he's spit into the crowd. That was really bad. If

5:44 you did that, that is very bad, especially with COVID, which is

5:48 still with us to some degree. That's really disgusting. After that, I

5:51 set the TV up. Was truly after that, I said, that's that's

5:56 awful. But consider this easyg Now to you that might sound awful, But

6:00 what if, what if in that crowd of people there was someone there who

6:04 was such a big, big fan of MJF that they actually were perfectly happy

6:09 to be spit on by him. That's just disgusting. I agree, No,

6:14 I do agree. I do agree. You should not you should not

6:17 spit under any circumstances into a crowd of people. And um, I'm glad

6:23 that you brought that up because I have to say, Eric and I commend

6:26 you for this. I think we've all learned something here today. Yeah,

6:31 we don't do that as gross the more you know, you know, it's

6:36 what you call a teachable moment. Yeah, I mean, I know they

6:42 want to be edgy and stuff, you know, any w stuff, you

6:44 know, be a little more wild than WW. But I thought that was,

6:46 you know, out of line, that was out of line with the

6:49 bad guy. You. M JF is a bad guy. Do you know

6:54 what m j say on my contracts up? But everybody knows the contract not

6:59 up behind me from any more years. He's not going anywhere. He signed

7:01 He did sign some sort of an extension. Yes, but he likes to

7:04 talk about the Bidding War of twenty twenty four, right, you know he's

7:10 still gonna be there. It's just a bunch of talk at the TV.

7:13 Just a bunch of talk on the TV. So anyways, enough of that

7:16 wrestling crap. Well to the more important stuff. Oh would you like would

7:21 you like me to hit your theme music for your report? Yeah? One

7:26 more quick thing. I know somebody's listening and it's a big room and it's

7:30 going to be totally fake news. One more match for Hoolegan. I mean,

7:33 nobody's going to sign on to that, especially Win seventy years old and

7:36 agust you know, he's had his day in the sun. He's all think

7:42 up seventy Hulk Cogan seventy years old and into the double digits in terms of

7:47 the number of back surgeries that he has endured. And w W can allow

7:53 that on it. No, No, that that would be crazy. I

7:56 think I did see something online about he was shining around about something like that,

8:00 but I'm sure he doesn't mean it. I'm sure he's just working the

8:05 fans, as they say, working the fans. Yeah he's not. He's

8:09 not well liked the w W anymore. So Yeah, I don't think that

8:13 he could take a body slam. I think he would probably be quite brittle.

8:16 Yeah, I don't think it would be good enough enough of that,

8:20 enough of that, uh tom foolery and chicanery, and dare I say,

8:26 shenanigans? Are you ready for your report? Yes? I'm right. Oh

8:31 good that I'm around the way. Easy you want to know about stock market

8:37 crashes COVID nineteen, drive buys, celebrity gossip. Easy Gee's Gotchatota swam because

8:52 zat nutting but a jeep, thank bab bad? Are you ready for stock

8:58 find out? Ready? Let go? So for reasons I don't fully understand.

9:05 Apparently EASYG could not hear his theme music and hung up because he thought

9:09 that he'd been disconnected, and then he actually did go ahead and disconnect.

9:13 EASYG. Is that you hello? Now we can't hear you hello? Well,

9:24 this is a terrible law calamity. Something has gone horribly awry. EASYG

9:31 is is not connecting. I don't know what happened. We might and I

9:37 know this is uh devastating to even think about, to contemplate but we might

9:41 not get one of Easyg's entertainment reports today, but hopefully he tries again.

9:48 He's welcome to try calling again. Oh, here we go. We'll see

9:52 what happens. Hello, Hello, Yeah good disconnected all these cell phones,

9:58 it's not real, not reliable. Sometimes I think you've been sabotaged. And

10:01 do you know who I think the saboteur might be? Right? Yeah,

10:07 yeah, yeah, I keep an eye on that guy. Do you ever

10:09 a serious question? Do you ever leave Bruce alone in a room with your

10:13 cell phone? I don't think so now, yeah, I wouldn't if I

10:20 were you. He's probably spit on it like m JF and it probably damaged

10:28 the uh the internal uh electronics. Let's go some more more interesting topics.

10:35 Oh that fella. Yeah, you don't want to talk about him too much,

10:37 because then he really will sabotage you. True, Yes, what do

10:45 you have for us? ECG? Oh, no music to think? You

10:48 already played it, already played it hung out? Yes you didn't hear it,

10:56 but I did play it. There we go, so we'll get right

11:00 to it. Because time is a ways. Time was dedicated to Letty passed

11:03 away? Why not the Tina Turner in A long, Good life. Yeah,

11:07 eighty three years old. And also I had written this before another famous

11:11 uh, um lady, I like Marine Renee Witherspoon legally bond and on all

11:18 kind of doeses the movies? Rene, I mean Morner does this hundreds of

11:22 movies? Probably able the yours? Do you mean Reese Witherspoon? Yeah,

11:26 Rene, Renee Witherspoon? Yes, oh you Oh, Reese's sister? Okay?

11:31 And uh did did she die? Also? Renee Witherspoon died? I

11:37 think I messed her name. Everybody knows what is Renee Renee? Yeah,

11:41 Renee Witherspoon. Yeah, that's Reese's younger sister. Spell the wrong, Yeah,

11:45 I'm not a good speller. What what happened to Uh? What happened

11:48 to her? Did you have the guy in her paciful fluid? No?

11:50 I had her on the Rest be four? But that added Tina Turner.

11:54 Why not did they have Did they have Renee Renee Witherspoon in the death pool

11:58 on the Morning Show? No? That Natina Turner either live in a Naughtina

12:03 Turner or Renee Witherspoon. They've already had a couple of people that picked a

12:07 couple of the people already. I think two or three uh people that passed

12:11 away that the people have predicted. Fun fact, I just googled it.

12:16 Did you know that Renee Witherspoon was Tina Turner's the president of her fan club.

12:22 Hey, it's possible. I read it on when they won the two

12:26 thousand and eighth two thousand and eight championship. Yelled at at the ten times.

12:31 Any, it's possible Renee Witherspoon. Yes, she won the two thousand

12:35 and eight championship, very exciting, a big feather in her cap. I

12:37 know, I know you remember that big, big, big sports man.

12:41 I do remember that Renee going going on an event coming up next Monday.

12:45 I believe it's gonna be a great weather. It's a free event. Bring

12:46 your friends and your family. You know you will love this event. It's

12:50 two o'clock as a parade for the Memorial Day. Write down hum Street,

12:52 Yes, about thirty minutes and then they have a nice thirty minute ceremony at

12:56 veteran sparking with him even on a local band you know, um not trying

13:01 toy by Central Memorial or West. And they have one of the dignitaries there

13:05 and they say a couple of words and it's dignitaries. A nice thing to

13:09 do. Now, this is gonna be great. So this is on Monday

13:11 on Memorial Day. Yeah, two o'clock, two o'clock, very good.

13:18 Yeah, and oh yeah in the it was funny because one of the questions

13:22 on the morning show was um about cupcakes and of course, um, I

13:28 knew the I knew. The answer was, you know, like we throw

13:31 the cupani as one of the big award years ago and the cupcake contest up

13:33 in uh Canada was on the Food Channel. Apparently I'm you lost me.

13:41 There was Renee Withers years ago for the best cupcake around and it was up

13:46 in Canada. They were onto the contest. I guess something to do with

13:50 um uh. The question was yeah, it wasn't really quick to Yeah it

13:54 was queasy to cupcake the one award in Canada. But nothing. That was

13:56 a question that has something to do with um the what or which been on

14:00 the Food Network? I guess certain date or something and it was it was

14:05 cupcakes. Oh they weren't there, said, doesn't really make my sense to

14:07 the conversation anywhere anywhere city cupcakes so tasty on Elm Street. Don't forget check

14:13 out. They must be opened pretty soon eleven and nine, because it's any

14:16 next month they do it cream Land on Valley Street summertime. They open up

14:20 to nine pm to get your treats in your ice cream and all that fun

14:22 stuff. And Queens City Cupcake is in a new location correct. Oh yeah,

14:28 right down the street when they where they used to be. Yup.

14:31 Yeah. And as a matter of fact, where there used to be another

14:33 company, another restaurant moving in there already, so there. It's great for

14:37 the city, the City of Manchester. Yes, and then they got another

14:43 event coming up. It's Pride months next month, as you well know.

14:45 And although sometimes they have a Pride for rates on June seventeen, and I

14:48 hear DG. Reckless might be there. Yes, it's Pride Festival at Bretman's

14:52 Park. It's a free event. He starts from aut eleven o'clock. They'll

14:56 be food, you have to pay for that oppositating to be music, like

14:58 I said, would be reckless. And I'm assuming the bathrooms will be open.

15:01 The movie opened a Retroman's plot when they have an event and I know

15:05 I don't remember what data it's gonna be what it was the open um ever

15:09 ceremony outside and they point the pride flog up on the city Hall by the

15:13 way, one year. Yes, I don't know what data is going to

15:16 be, but I'm assuming it's gonna be up in the June. And by

15:18 the way, just a reminder now, I don't think it's going to happen.

15:22 I don't think he has much of a shot. But if you're interested

15:26 in these pride events, enjoy them while you can, because I do believe

15:30 that if on the off chance that Governor Ron De Santas of Florida is elected

15:33 president on day one, he will issue an executive order outline being gay.

15:41 Yeah he's a roper president, but the just gives us something to do.

15:45 But he has no shot to win, right, Yes, that is true.

15:48 Yeah, Well anyway, moving on to another fun activity is movies in

15:52 the park. It's gonna be different places here at Victory Park. They resally

15:54 have some rapple fifty fifty and they have some oh yeah, they have some

16:00 food. It's a great, great event and it starts at eight o'clock and

16:04 obviously a free event to the families and friends anybody have because some food some

16:07 ice cream, you know, obviously gonna pay for it. Well, yeah,

16:11 and they don't just hand out free ice cream. I'm sorry, they

16:14 don't just hand out free ice cream. Don't they know? This is America?

16:18 Everyone should have free ice cream. Well, then again, it's not

16:19 that it's pretty inexpensive, you know. Yeah, yeah, I suppose movies.

16:25 I suppose they be June's. If you're talking over each other, sorry,

16:27 I was gonna say. I suppose if we default on our debt,

16:30 If we go into default as of June first, the government wouldn't be able

16:33 to afford free ice cream for us anyway, so it does make sense to

16:37 charge for it, right. Well, the first movie is on Flag Days

16:40 May I heard this movie two and fourteen Flag Day Back to the Future.

16:42 Then two weeks later they're gonna have Tough Gun Maverick, and then later on

16:48 they're gonna have some other flicks. So we'll give into that later as we

16:51 give in doing now. I guess people know about in July twelve, The

16:52 Goodies, July twenty four to Cocoa, in August nine, World Classic et

17:00 Now, uh, so do they show at that? Do they show primarily

17:03 classic films? Because it sounds like those are all older films, except for

17:08 Top Gun Maverick, which is the sequel to the original topic. They really

17:12 show, They really just show a collection. I mean we've asking people voted

17:15 online this year believe I or not. Oh, that's a good idea.

17:18 I actually want to see. I think that's it. I don't pouring rain,

17:22 there's no there's no show because they can't set up the h They can't

17:26 set up the screen with it's pouring rain. But if it's just drizzling,

17:29 they might, they might have possibility to do it. But if obviously,

17:30 if it's pouring rain, you know, the in event it's canceled. That's

17:34 always a tricky thing because sometimes it can start out as drizzle and end up

17:40 in a typhoon. Yeah, well that's up to the uh the public television

17:45 where they want to put it on or on it. So, yes,

17:49 it does happen. Unfortunately, you always started their show and then uh yeah,

17:52 and then and then then there's a typhoon. Yeah, well, I

17:56 don't think that's gonna happen, but you never know. They're could be a

18:00 typhoon any moment. I could look out the windows, the time of year,

18:04 the weather gets unpredictable. I could look out the window at any moment

18:07 and there could be a typhoon happening. Yeah. Yes, anyways, we

18:12 went on to a busy lady here a courseman, she's going to be Oh,

18:15 your new music is available now and Spotify. Oh for her song smoke,

18:21 we've played that on the show, I believe, yep, and and

18:25 other events that come out of players and we'll get that other day. And

18:29 she's back now at the Goat. She's playing soon me twenty nine. I

18:32 think I believe that's uh yeah, that turns day over at the four o'clock

18:37 And obviously it's a free event, but she will have a donation. Jarns.

18:38 Don't forget to tip the staff always nice. Do you also play six

18:44 she'll be there again. Do you also have to tip the goat the go

18:48 Yeah, there you go. Oh no, that's got a lot of other

18:52 Sorry, I get confused. She's got a lot of those shows coming up.

18:56 As yet, she's announced it, but some of them to be an

19:00 ounce with some of them have been an ounce as he doesn't. She has

19:02 a list of a date, so we'll announce it until there is a data

19:04 vail. People want to know what time the show was obviously, yes,

19:07 so June fourth, he's going to be up five o'clock. I'm sorry,

19:11 I'm saying not five o'clock. She's going to be there at noontime. On

19:14 Quick six. You know it's where crew I always miss a name up or

19:18 where about Tim Baines where Tim bubber Baines plays up in Maine on Quirk Twick.

19:23 I believe is he related to Tim to Tim bains No, but that's

19:29 where he's gonna play. I think it's on the same area. It's a

19:32 free event ours like well, I think that June fourties they should for a

19:36 minute on Conquered five Colock another free event Courtyard to Marriot, and then she's

19:41 flying at Strapper in Massachusetts at five o'clock Independence in another free event. On

19:45 twenty step of June is he's playing right here in Matrix at the Foundary at

19:49 six o'clock on me twenty six. Wait, who are we talking about?

19:53 Thirty April Cushman. He's playing a hoptick and Conquered at Starter Company. Are

19:57 we talking about April Cushman? Yes? Oh, I thought you were talking

20:03 about Robert Banns. You know, May twenty eight. He's playing the River

20:07 Shied in Killington and that's May twenty even at noontime rivershed. Make sure you

20:12 pronounce that correctly on the radio. Easy. Yeah. And then she got

20:17 more music coming to as he's working with a top producer that's helped out of

20:22 all the other top acts. So more songs are going to be on their

20:26 way. Oh yeah, we got a little gig. Another gig coming up

20:30 at Letty jazzm and mains. Who's going to be a man not jazz me

20:34 Mann. Yes, Cafe Laron on the North End. That's where Blake's used

20:41 to be. It's right down to flee from the black room with the chicken

20:45 tenders. Yes, I know exactly where there This Sunday for the brunch at

20:48 eleven am to one, she'll be having brunch. Should be singing while people

20:52 have brunch at the brunch hour, Oh the brunch hour. Yeah, and

21:00 much news, a lot of man mccazey and he's still working on the new

21:03 album their music. And then she's released a spot up by Applehole Platforms.

21:07 What Christian Christine Niech is Christian stuff and Christian vach or another smoking mirrors.

21:15 I know you can say at going around Christian veach, Christian beaches, Yes,

21:19 veach, Christian veach, right, I know you can do anyways,

21:26 Wrap it up now because um so I was coming up for Katy Dobbins.

21:30 He might have heard of that lady. Yes, my dad when her Yeah,

21:33 six thirty a songwriters round up ten or fifteen dollars tickets and they're available

21:38 and sail right on Emerius and then she's gonna be all yeah, doing eighth

21:42 is gonna be an improv vision at jazz trio pianist Michael or not. And

21:48 then she's gonna be, oh yeah, flipped the agu He's gonna be uh

21:55 page, oh yeah. Doing twenty eighth is a big one six o'clock.

21:57 Simwright has round up with Jackie Thyan and Allie Bodrey. So if you haven't

22:02 seen Alie Bodrey, go to see her amertus and tickets are ten to fifteen

22:04 dollars and then she and then we can probably played us next week because I'm

22:10 a twenty six. She's got a song coming out around real soon here,

22:12 yeah tomorrow, and it's gonna be a season's change, and she's working on

22:18 four more songs. All these artists are working on songs. That's great,

22:22 a new song. People liking the new stuff. And oh yeah, Mos

22:26 had this in because he can get tickets for this event April Kursman again.

22:30 September twenty fifth, tickets are on sale. It's for Indian Ranch and Jack

22:37 Brown's tribute band Trailer Trash Funny Bands, Garlick Belive and he brought to it

22:41 and you get tickets. Yeah, Indian Ranch dot com and the gate there

22:45 at eleven o'clock and shows at noon. And this is mentioned August but at

22:48 eighteens. But still tickets are able to Joe Nichols Manson and you know four

22:55 ticket general mission is fifty fifty or forty dollars a day of the show and

22:59 fifty dollars ahead of time. No, I'm sorry, did you did you

23:03 say fifty five dollars a day at the show and forty eight dollars ahead of

23:07 time? Did you say Joel the rains Masson doors are A six shows at

23:11 seven. Did you say Joe Nichols Moore the day of the show. Did

23:15 you say Joe Nichols is touring with Manson. No, Joe Nichols Manson,

23:21 that's his name. M A. S. O. N oh. I

23:22 thought it was the country artist Joe Nichols and he was touring with Marilyn Manson.

23:27 No, Joe Nichols and his other group, Yeah, Joe Nichols,

23:32 another group called Manson m A s O N m A s O N.

23:36 That would be Mason Mason. Yes, you can understand my confusion. Is

23:41 a big name, and I guess his name is Joe Nichols Manson. I

23:44 think Joe Nichols Manson. I'll check on that next week. I'm maybe this

23:51 two actle. I just I just the rains, That's what it is,

23:53 the rains Manson. That's why I got mixed up. I just googled it.

23:56 Apparently man apparently Marylyn Manson is trying to rehabilitate his image, so he's

24:03 changed his name to Joe Nichols Manson and he's now a country artist. I'll

24:07 check that night for next week. I'm making as I mixed up, And

24:10 tickets are Vamba, a branch from manson dot com. I figured it out.

24:12 And also you get five hundred all of VIP tickets before at the table

24:17 and they can get the skybox and those tickets are on sale. Name.

24:22 I'll check that for next week, five hundred bucks for the VIP boy.

24:26 I won't even I can't even say on the radio what I would expect for

24:27 that kind of money. Yeah, we get tickets in the skybox and you

24:32 probably get wait staff and all that stuff. M you know, I would

24:34 imagine they come to your seat. I bought that. I got that at

24:37 the years ago two thousand and one when I get some tickets from the owner

24:41 at where I was working in back back in the day, and it got

24:45 me tickets for the game. And it was people to come to your seat,

24:48 waitress and waitress like twenty rows in from the field that self this game

24:52 and at free procting downstairs, and that was unbelievably fun. Wow, was

24:57 that the best day of your life? Never get those thick again. So

25:02 it was the best day of your life? You peaked in that moment.

25:03 Is that what you're saying? It was fun on the best day in my

25:07 life. But it's a lot of fun. I mean, you know,

25:08 people come to you. You know you have to go to them up like

25:11 twenty roads for the action. Would you say, easyg top five in terms

25:17 of days of your life? Top five? I don't know about that,

25:19 Which is a fun day, you know, top ten top ten of your

25:22 favorite days, best days of definitely, definitely definitely in the top ten.

25:26 Yeah, yeah, definitely. I remember they won a loss. It was

25:29 fun going have to worry about procting because you're prett procting right under the Yeah

25:33 the arena. Wow, pretty fancy. Yeah, alright, So I'll check

25:38 that next week. About then Amy where he's another band, Joe nichols Man

25:44 messed up. Yep, Well we'll talk about that next week. He does,

25:48 he's still put your song done that you like there this week for Amana

25:52 McCarthy, you're like the that song? Um, I think I would the

25:56 name of now Sunset my favorite Amanda McCarthy sign. Oh yeah, yeah,

26:00 one of your favorites. So and who and Eric Eric to rough up for

26:03 your next act? Eric, who produced that? Do you remember who produced

26:08 that? It was Christine Christian not Christine Christian, Christian Beach produced. Yes,

26:19 all right, very good? Well, yes we will all right,

26:22 we want like a guy says on the ESPN after Yeah, he said,

26:26 forget that even Oh oh, I'm fortunateus. He said, I'll try to

26:30 do better the next time. Is that What he says is that his tagline,

26:33 I'll try to do better the next time. Yeah, I thought it

26:37 was going on, but half an hour show, I thought it was Boom

26:41 goes to the Dynamite. I might have him confused with someone I'm not really

26:45 a sports guy. All Right, Easy G, thank you so much.

26:48 We'll let you go and I will play this wonderful track from Ana McCarthy.

26:52 Al right, bye bye. Yeah. By the way, I did look

26:53 it up online. Joe Nichols Manson. That is his new name, and

26:59 he's over into country music and apparently he still plays the beautiful people, but

27:03 now with a little bit of twang. It's very exciting. All right here

27:07 it is as requested by our friend EASYG. I do love this song.

27:11 This is my favorite Amna McCarthy song. This is Sunset. We'll give this

27:15 a listen and then we'll come back and we'll get into some stuff, some

27:18 news of the day, and don't forget coming up in the second hour.

27:22 We have a great musical guest in studio, Kevin Horn. We'll be here

27:25 with us live. But here's some Amana McCarthy. This is called Sunset.

27:41 Having a fous hello as to say, and not so feel you singing be

28:04 seen with your Melody's so sweet like Jerry on a Sunday after Monday adays,

28:18 and my heart is so see the front. I know, I gotta let

28:27 the sunset on you, now, sunset on you. Down. I know

28:37 I can't let the sunset on you now, said good now as the counting

28:52 sheet, just to figure out you can make these hous easy like my days.

29:03 So I'm gonna check my God because I still want you, but I'm

29:11 gonna call you. You may he listen mine knowing ever bigger by school,

29:22 I love I again? How so say to seeing the dreament I've been needing.

29:36 I know I gonta let the sunset on you now, said on you.

29:45 Now. I know I can't let the sunset on you now, so

29:55 I said on you now, sunset. No, I gotta let the sunset

30:37 on you, now, sunset on you. That is from Alive at Dusk

30:48 and we just happened a half here. Let me get that mic up for

30:52 you there. Kevin Horn is here on the couch with us in studio.

30:55 Oh, I'm got to adjust that, Cameron. Hi, Kevin. Hello,

30:59 Oh yeah, there we go. Now we can see I'm over here

31:03 right there. There we go perfect all right, welcome, thank you,

31:07 thanks so much for having me. So kind of funny we were talking off

31:11 air and I was I was just telling you that we've actually been playing your

31:17 music on the show for a couple of years, and surprise, you've been

31:19 getting airplay here. Yeah. Yeah, because you know, we like to

31:25 feature artists that are regular performers at the hopnot are you gonna be you're gonna

31:30 be there coming up right, you've got a show coming up there? Or

31:33 do you I'm definitely there within the next month or so. I was gonna

31:37 say, yeah, I'm there pretty often. See it seems like every six

31:40 weeks or so, I see you pop up on the schedule. So yeah,

31:42 and um, you know, some of the artists who performed there,

31:48 we can't necessarily play on the show because they're you know a lot of them

31:52 only do covers or you know, so they don't really have any studio tracks

31:56 online. Or there's an artist somebody who was there who was kind of almost

32:01 like a light jazz kind of thing, and it's like, yeah, that's

32:04 not really appropriate for the show. But I just say all that to say

32:07 your music is awesome and perfect for the show. Not only your solo stuff.

32:14 But the stuff with Stone Road Band, which you had mentioned to me

32:16 off air, is no longer together. Yeah, it's this stuff you were

32:20 just playing at and heard that in a while. It was nice to hear.

32:22 But um, yeah, I missed those guys. But it just I'm

32:28 up here in New Hampshire. Two of the guys were down in Rhode Island

32:30 where we started, yeah, and then another guy down in mass So life

32:35 just takes over. But we all we're all in good terms. Yeah,

32:37 yeah, cool but yeah good yea. And some of those songs or or

32:42 maybe all of them, I don't know. I mean, do you still

32:44 play those solo? Oh yeah, yeah quite a bit. Were you the

32:47 chief songwriter in that band? Yeah, as far as lyrically and chord structure,

32:53 all that kind of stuff. Yeah, those guys came in and brought

32:57 all their magic to making the songs real and cool. Yeah, really good

33:00 stuff, really good stuff. Um. Now do you always uh these days?

33:06 Is it always just you solo acoustic? Or do you ever have anyone

33:08 else with you? It's mostly me? Yeah, yeah. Um. Do

33:13 you do a mix of covers and originals or do you have enough originals to

33:15 kind of fill the night I have. I have enough originals to do a

33:20 night. Um that said, I play a lot of breweries and restaurants things

33:24 like that. So um, breweries have been wonderful to artists and local musicians

33:30 in that, like they let us play our original music. And yeah,

33:35 they're looking to do I mean they're kind of a whole new thing in and

33:37 of itself, you know. So um, they're looking for new cool things

33:42 to to make their breweries seem a little more interesting than and they let us

33:45 do original music, which is really cool. So yeah, but I blended,

33:50 I mix it in. But I try to do covers that maybe you

33:52 don't hear all the time, right, right, But do you do any

33:57 covers that are kind of obscure enough where some might not realize it's a cover

34:00 where you have somebody come up to you and say, hey, I really

34:02 like that that song and they have no idea that it's not yours. Yeah,

34:07 maybe like, um, a fish song or two or something like that,

34:12 and not everybody knows fish. And I try to do some fish once

34:14 in a while, and yeah, stuff like that. Yeah, yeah that's

34:16 cool. Um, how many how many songs do you know? Can you

34:21 put a number on it more than a hundred as far as what you probably

34:23 yeah, yeah, yeah, but I run through probably a batch of like

34:28 forty songs and then I just I try to, you know, rotate things

34:32 in and out once in a while. Yeah, and you also give music

34:36 lessons, correct. I was looking at your website. Yeah, I got

34:38 my hands in a in a handful full of different things, and I stay

34:44 pretty busy, m I do. I'm lucky. I got a lot of

34:47 really great, talented, young budding musicians that I get to work with on

34:52 pretty much a daily basis. So I teach private lessons guitar and drums,

34:58 um, and then I allo. So I have been doing these. I've

35:00 had some wonderful opportunities with the town of Pelham, Manchester and Merrimack, and

35:07 I've been doing these rock band camps where I'd bring kids together, so like

35:12 a group of maybe four to five kids all together in one room and no

35:20 experience necessary, but they just kind of come in and I just try to

35:22 pick basic rock songs and they come in and oh, I want to play

35:25 the guitar, I want to play the drums, and we kind of mix

35:28 it up and as we go they slowly learn these rock songs and then by

35:32 the end of the program, what what have you? They know how to

35:36 play some music, so and some of them have stayed on and so we've

35:39 been able to kind of morph the band and I'm I'm happy to say that

35:45 we got some really fun stuff planned for the summer and I think we're going

35:47 to do a little show at the end of the summer. So it's pretty

35:51 cool. How many how many kids right now? I've been doing Merrimack for

35:57 about six months or so and it's been running around like ten kids, okay,

36:02 um, but I break it up into two groups. We got ages

36:06 eight to ten and then we do eleven to fourteen. Okay, so um,

36:09 Pelham is going to be more of it's kind of the same structure,

36:13 and then Manchester as well. We're starting this summer with that. Do you

36:16 ever run in any any kids who are um, I mean, you know,

36:20 in theory, anyone can learn to play an instrument, But do you

36:22 ever run into a kid who's just like, wow, this we have a

36:27 prodigy here, like like, this kid learns fast. I had a student

36:32 right right, So I started this right in the middle of COVID. Yeah,

36:37 and um left my left the corporate world and decided to try some new

36:42 stuff and felt like this was more me. Yeah, um so, but

36:46 yeah, I I was doing virtual lessons with this this this young kid,

36:51 and he was like, yeah, I took I've taken some guitar lessons with

36:54 a couple other people who it hasn't really worked out, and um, so

36:59 they on to try my style. It got to the point where I was

37:01 just like showing up on these zoom things with him, like he was entertaining

37:05 me, and I'm just like, dude, I think it's you. There's

37:08 probably somebody else out there because I'm more like chord structure and and and um

37:13 teaching you know, how to become the music and you know, get into

37:17 that kind of stuff and um and and he was just like you know solos,

37:23 and I'm like, all right, buddy, somebody else is gonna take

37:27 the reins from here. Yeah. Yeah. And he was probably he must

37:30 have been like nine or ten. Yeah he was. He was great.

37:32 But but all the kids I work with, it's they all are in different

37:37 stages and it's really fun to watch. Like, you know, some kids,

37:40 they they struggle for a little bit and then all of a sudden,

37:45 something just clicks like I've I've had some kids that join the rock band.

37:49 Yeah, and sitting in my in my band room and just listen to me

37:52 go wand three four. That's you know that it's fine, but like to

37:59 play with other people. It puts some things into context a little bit more

38:02 for the kids. And yeah, so I've seen some kids like really like,

38:06 holy moly, dude, just like three weeks ago you were struggling with

38:09 this and now you're doing pills and yeah, it's cool. It's really cool

38:14 to watch. That's got to be really satisfying. It is. It's amazing.

38:17 I'm I'm lucky and a lot of the things that I do. Yeah,

38:21 yeah, very cool. Well, uh so Kevin Horrn is here if

38:24 you're just joining us, and he's gonna play for us, and I'm looking

38:29 forward to here and you play live, I'll have to uh we have no

38:32 way to really sound check ahead of time, but can you um, you

38:36 know I so you know, I ride the faders, you know how it

38:37 goes. Yeah, yeah, my guitar sounds nice. Thank you. It's

38:49 a Martin. Somebody else was in here with a Martin guitar recently might have

38:55 been do you know Andrea Pequin. I think it was Andrea, who I

39:00 might recognize. I see a lot of names. Yeah, yeah for sure,

39:04 Yeah, yeah, you'd probably probably recognize her star. That's the fun

39:08 thing about playing all these breweries and things I've I've become friends with a lot

39:13 of really other great musician songwriters. My good friend Alie Bowdre and yes,

39:17 Paul Nelson, um, good friends of mine that that have been really fun

39:22 to get to know. I think I've met Paul Nelson and Alie. You

39:28 know, it's funny, believe it or not. I don't think I've ever

39:30 met Ali Boudre, but I hear her. I hear about her all the

39:32 time. She is a delight. Yeah, and we've we've played her music.

39:35 She's got a great song called why Why I'm Not with You that we've

39:37 played on the show. That is so good. Yeah. Yeah she she

39:42 actually she and her husband run a brew bus as well. Yeah yeah yeah,

39:46 the trivia the trivia guy. Yeah. So yeah, who's who's the

39:50 laugh, right? I love I love talking with him, but um yeah

39:52 they're actually uh so this this is a good little segue. So, um

39:57 my, I got I got three brothers, uh, one of which is

40:00 my younger brother Sean, and tomorrow is his fortieth birthday. Oh, and

40:06 I reached out to him and asked if there was anything that he requested for

40:09 me to play today as kind of a birthday song. So I'm gonna play

40:14 this song for him. So we're actually but speaking of Ali and they're taking

40:17 us out on a Brew tour on Saturday, and I celebrate his fortieth.

40:21 So very cool, looking forward to it. But yeah, so I'm going

40:23 to play a song that he really likes. It's uh, it's one that

40:28 I actually remember and now. So this one's called Friend of the Fire.

40:39 Bear with me. It's been a little while on this one, no worse.

40:51 It's so full on trip and foe can anyone see? I'm still here

41:07 by the bye with my own fear the way time and all its progress,

41:22 just a feel safe in my own way? Tick tick mm se like soon

41:43 cross the water, times like to burn water. I can't want see me

41:55 from here. It's getting so hard to think clear through life and all is

42:08 madness. Treat away ever find her? Come to watch it burned down?

42:22 So we can You cannot faith away? It sound to you to be sound

42:36 find yours bed down now to feed my hands clean, Jose, look at

43:10 me last by of you. I'm carried alone of me. You now come

43:23 watching turned down so we can you can feed away. It's help to you

43:37 to rep by your's fair. No, come watch it burn down slowly and

44:09 you can feed away. It's up to you to some the fighter cant get

44:23 spread. Come watch it down, can feed away? Its sound to you

44:42 to stop by your aunt. It's friend. Very nice. Hello, listeners,

45:07 don't know why we're laughing. I'm sure that I'm sure the mike's didn't

45:10 pick that up. But that was that was so perfect. Just as Kevin

45:15 finished the song, we heard a horn outside. That was quite musical.

45:21 Yes, how perfect was the timing? Yes, if you're just joining us.

45:28 Kevin Horn is here with us live in studio sounding phenomenal. Love that

45:31 song. We've played the studio version of that on the show. Thank you,

45:35 great stuff. And uh, this must be your brother Sean. Timothy

45:37 Horn is in the Facebook live chat and says, I chose the most uplifting

45:43 jam. Yeah it's um, that's a darker one, but you know,

45:47 I like I like it. It's been a while. I haven't played that

45:50 one in a while. So it was fun to Yeah, yeah, that's

45:52 really good. Do you want to play another one? Yeah, let's do

45:55 it. Let's do it. Um. I've been working on new stuff finally,

46:00 so I'm gonna play a new song. Cool. It's called Strange Places.

46:15 Can't you fire your hands? And holy time to the fields? Right

46:23 me? It hard too, And now it's all gone right, this takes

46:38 the fall. It's time to break out all our secrets and now see ourselves

46:47 and dry smother dots between the line. It seems when all life changes,

46:59 mistake space, safety and the comfutle the space the end. So if the

47:06 fight can hate us, the worst can begun. The broken record, break

47:12 us whole time wrong, gonna get it fight now, he and it is

47:21 just the first to make you feel I'll right hold down somehow wrong own this

47:29 reason to believe we can breaking down the strangest face to be he o,

47:36 balm down, all fall down. So now now we breathe articles were nervous.

48:00 Now it's sending out a rescue with some of the pieces. Tap the

48:07 call if it feels like somehow we might clues can't try. We'll go around

48:20 these on the way for us to the whole time. I'm gonna get it

48:31 right now. The nder is just the person need to feel all right,

48:37 hold down somehow or ell this reason to be that will come breaking down the

48:46 strangest face the fans wearing all fall down. No, no, downright.

49:40 H That's a hit, dude, for real. I love the energy of

49:46 that one. Thank you. That's really good, catchy as hell. Thanks.

49:50 That's um. That's one that I said. It's new, but I

49:52 actually kind of wrote it like a couple of years during a couple of years

49:55 ago during COVID, Yeah, um, in bits and pieces and I it

50:00 was actually a completely different song with a completely different chord structure behind it.

50:04 But um, I came up with this chord structure and it kind of reminded

50:08 me of that song that I never really quite attached myself too. Yeah,

50:13 and something about the feel of it, and I was like, I wonder

50:15 if I just swap out some words and stuff and then and then maybe I

50:19 can save some time and not have to write all these lyrics right right,

50:22 Yeah, but yeah, thank you. Oh. I love it so that

50:24 So there's no studio recording of that yet, you have, no No,

50:28 I'm hoping within the next year, I really want to do a silo album.

50:32 Yeah, yeah, I'm not there yet, but I've I've got hopefully

50:37 something in the words. Yeah. We live in a time where you've got

50:40 so many options, you know, as far as um, a lot of

50:45 artists I interview now they do uh, they kind of you know, in

50:49 terms of choosing whether to do singles or an album or a lot of artists

50:52 now they kind of do it both ways. You know, they'll put out

50:54 a series of singles that will eventually become an album. Yeah, you know.

50:59 But that's actually the last thing the Stone Road Band did was we had

51:04 like I can't remember how many are it's like five or six tunes that became

51:07 an EP. But it was during it was still COVID times, and um,

51:13 we were trying to because we were all spread out, like how do

51:15 we play together? And we started doing just virtual recordings. I recorded something

51:20 to a click and then sent it off to our drummer and then he added

51:22 to it, and we just kind of pieced it together and then sent it

51:24 off to a producer to mix a master and then we just started releasing single

51:30 single, single, and then it became an EP. Yeah. Um,

51:34 so so those songs. So, in other words, those songs were recorded

51:37 without you actually being together in studio. Oh yeah, that's amazing. It's

51:42 um, I always say, you know, I mean, the pandemic was

51:45 awful, and but you know, we have to find those silver linings where

51:50 we can. And I've always said that at least, at least it happened

51:53 at a time when we have all this technology, you know what I mean.

51:57 Yeah, I mean if this, if if it had been say the

52:00 nineteen eighties, you know it would have been it would have been a lot

52:05 different. Stuck at home playing pong. Oh yeah, yeah, I imagine

52:08 myself in the basement digging out VHS tapes of movies to watch with the family,

52:13 you know. Um, so to so to have it happened at least,

52:15 you know, in a time where we have all the technology, where

52:19 you know, a lot of and especially with musicians, a lot of musicians

52:22 really taking that opportunity to create and and and also too, a lot of

52:27 musicians who were used to playing out all of a sudden didn't have any shows,

52:30 who were like, well, all right, well I guess I'll make

52:32 some music if I can't go out and play and um and record, like

52:37 the process that you described with the Stone Road Band. You know, so

52:40 that's that's remarkable. It put I think it pushed pushed a lot of people

52:45 into different forms of creativity, and it just if anything, it fostered more

52:51 creativity because yeah, we there was a lot to think about at that time.

52:55 There was a lot going on in twenty twenty and you know than of

52:59 course the twenty twenty one. But yeah, um, yeah, so there

53:01 was definitely a lot to write about, exactly exactly like I say, we

53:06 got to find those silver linings where we can absolutely absolutely I'm doing what I'm

53:09 doing now and might not have Yeah, there you go. By the way,

53:15 Jenny really enjoying the music. She said that song is so awesome,

53:19 and Miriam Banish also joins us in the chatman says, wow, this is

53:22 cool. So you've you've got some new fans there. Thank you. You

53:28 want to you want to play another one? Yeah, yeah, let's do

53:30 it. Dying to hear more so this one I went out to. Um,

53:38 my wife and I took a trip to Ireland and Amsterdam last summer.

53:44 Yeah, and I did tune this up. But um anyhow, we uh

53:50 we it had been you know, a long couple of years obviously for everybody,

53:54 and um, it was like this really nice, wonderful getaway to just

54:00 get out of here and go experience some new things. And my parents,

54:06 my folks were over there and they were spending time in Ireland, so I

54:08 got to spend some really special time with my folks. And where we came

54:14 from, you know, the horns. Yeah, yeah, But anyway,

54:16 we I'm kind of rambling because I'm trying to tune my guitar, but um,

54:22 but we, the two of us, took a little special trip across

54:24 over to the Netherlands and went to Amsterdam for I think four days nice and

54:30 just really took in the culture and what was around us. We had never

54:35 been anywhere like that. And um, there was the place that we were

54:37 staying. The gentleman had left a guitar with a capo on the fifth fret,

54:43 and I said, you know, I never really played with a capo,

54:45 and so we're just kind of sitting around hanging out, and um,

54:50 anyhow, I started playing around and this riff kind of came out of it,

54:52 and I kind of started playing with it, and out came this song.

54:57 So I've been playing this a little bit this year. It's called drif.

55:00 Okay, I talk a lot when I'm nervous. I'm sorry. It's

55:06 all good on another road again, a little magic, take a little something.

55:37 Drif didn't roll away, burn a little time and stay. Something in

55:45 the shadow saved me back and made me think again. I'm getting long.

55:53 Next time that you find me, Y'll be howling at the moon. I'm

55:59 getting long almost. Oh, or a cross that line and find my way

56:05 from all the lan o. Look, I'm so high to see what I

56:21 wore behind and all that's out in front of me. Or out here I'm

56:27 clearing a field ere then a birdep diving gently carried by the breezes. I'm

56:35 getting long, stoo. If you can find me, I'll be smiling half

56:40 way to the moon. Oh, I'm getting long, snow who or my

56:47 line and find myself away from a lanews feel so could have been further from

56:59 my mind, he said me. The see't even realize that I'm I'm getting

57:30 low stool. You can find me. I'll be up there bouncing around the

57:37 moon. I'm getting low. So across that line and find myself away from

57:45 all and noon I'm getting I'm getting loans to whoa, I'm getting lost across

58:00 that line down't be fine to call something on the moon. Oh that is

58:43 beautiful, thank you very much. What's that called again? It's called drift

58:45 drift. Oh that is really nice. That is really nice if you're just

58:49 joining us on the program. Kevin Horn is with us Alive in studio today

58:52 on Matt Connerton Unleashed. By the way, a new name in the chat

58:55 room, Ali Seney, who I believe is also known professionally as a Lee

59:00 Bow Drake Lovely Friends. She is in the chat room, and of course

59:05 her husband Bill Seen he does trivia on the morning show on Wednesdays, The

59:08 Morning Show with Peter White, which is weekday mornings seven to nine am.

59:12 And Bill seene he does the trivia on there. He used to do it

59:15 at our sponsor of the Hop Knot, but I think he got too busy.

59:17 So now they have Broderick Lange who does trivia there on Thursday nights,

59:22 and today is Thursday, so I should remind you, of course, if

59:25 you want to sign up for trivia, just make sure you register ahead of

59:30 time because those spots fill up very very quickly. And also too they have

59:35 live music every Saturday night, and Kevin is a frequent guest at the hop.

59:39 Knot, Oh, I should? I probably have, because I know

59:44 I mentioned it earlier and you weren't sure of the date. Right the next

59:47 time you're there, I'm not. I want to say, maybe it's in

59:52 July, actually, but maybe it might be June. I might have it

59:54 here. I. Oh, you were just there recently, weren't you.

1:00:00 Radio show host knows your schedule better than you do. I've got to get

1:00:04 an updated schedule from Kenny because this show's um May thirteenth, which obviously already

1:00:09 Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I think I think it's

1:00:12 the end of July. Okay, yeah, I'll get an updated schedule from

1:00:15 Kenny. But yeah, that's um very cool, very cool. You want

1:00:20 to play one more? Sure? Yeah? Um m m yeah right.

1:00:28 I do this one a lot, but I like it a lot and I'm

1:00:30 nervous, so I'm gonna play something that I know. This song I wrote

1:00:34 in the woods with my dog Brudhus so I called it Bruddhist time. No

1:00:53 time exists Movember, okay, sins. The poetry aren't to the man,

1:01:01 so who said easy to jump in his side? Now watching out and then

1:01:07 leave to the other side where the lungs light around, don't gather the sinner

1:01:16 and all to be found whether it's easier to stay on the ground nowhere never

1:01:25 last food, I was deaf down and now to get along. I ain't

1:01:42 the fire but the slow kiss way disconcerting the nuncia which already miss. Well,

1:01:50 it's a shame you bury the lie if you don't jump, never get

1:01:53 high, nor won't watch your tea down to gown in. Then to the

1:01:59 other side. We'nna be like loving to see that he going round? We

1:02:05 come together to the sner and all to be found. Will as easier to

1:02:12 stay on the ground here when the dolls wod always def coming bound? No,

1:02:19 no, well, now going to feel safe? We're going to feel

1:02:30 safe. Well, don't feels yin't no yeah, finds time exists, find

1:02:59 them. Remember, I can't preas here, for it's a shame. Merry

1:03:04 life gap and don't jump you'll never get I don't know tea down't go only

1:03:09 enne to the other side. Will be lolling to see that ain't going around

1:03:17 together to sit it old bound when it's easier to see I'm a down,

1:03:25 oh go long, never loves but now we's deft combing down m long,

1:03:31 nor whether it's easier to stay I'm abound we never loves will somehow can go

1:03:39 found, whether it's easier to stay up and round or won't? No never

1:03:47 love would always never dumbing bound nor round down that you don't have gone how

1:04:17 I don't know she come on to no no won't you no him down say

1:04:28 come no no no, no, no no no who no, no,

1:04:41 no whooo don't do I love it? Thank you, I love it.

1:04:55 N. That is Kevin Horn. He is here with us live in studio

1:04:58 on Matt Connerton unleashed from the studios of wm H ninety five point three FM.

1:05:02 And Ali says, June twenty four, you are at the hop N

1:05:06 it is thank you, Alie, Thank you Ali. And she also said

1:05:10 a gorgeous version of Drift that you played earlier. Thank you very much.

1:05:14 And uh, here's someone you might know, Norma Horrn. Uh I know

1:05:16 that, lady says it says, if you're right here in the living room,

1:05:19 Hey, hey mom, very nice, very nice. Good to have

1:05:24 supportive parents. They've been they've been coming out to my show since I was

1:05:28 in marching band and concert band and all the band and now they're listening to

1:05:31 me on the radio and still coming out to see me play. Oh that's

1:05:34 awesome, that's awesome. Well we will, we will take a break,

1:05:38 and we'll let Kevin settle in and get comfortable, and then we're gonna come

1:05:41 back and uh and chat for a bit. But uh, and we'll show

1:05:45 some love to our amazing sponsors, of course. But as we go to

1:05:47 break, I'm gonna play another track from Kevin's old band, The Stone Road

1:05:51 Band, the album Alive at us Scott. This is called so High Above.

1:05:56 I don't think I played this one yet. Well let's give this a

1:05:58 listen, and Kevin horror as You're so don't go anywhere, makes it so

1:06:30 there. Welcome to the un as of the night school out in the world's

1:06:35 blue. Well, I feel as if I could life. I felt to

1:06:41 Moneys, to the sky, taken back, taken back by your world,

1:06:48 the spoil someone in the warmer all around and around, light in light that

1:07:00 keeps us un chow though, bursting the beauty of a world. So your

1:07:05 mean light strikes again and again, just so warm on the mound of the

1:07:10 lone in the sound. So I am bone. He's away tonight. It

1:07:20 feels I get stun It's been a lift in a spirit sunlight. So me

1:07:31 you understand, So I am away. I love tonight? Why you want

1:07:46 to night? Missing? The light has breath us steps and takes us down

1:07:59 to the dark steps as we find ourselves inside it all. Save me for

1:08:10 save me for you see she can around our war and around and around open

1:08:23 arms that script heart and wide no when s alone, that resign in our

1:08:29 hearts, our souls, our right and swem. We can love wherever needs

1:08:34 a find. So I am it's away close tonight because n he gets low

1:08:46 the hearits alive. It's to me, you understand. So I your bone,

1:09:04 how you feel, how that you're seeing, the turning that's turning inside

1:09:10 of you? As umber round got that more be when your eyes say something

1:09:21 to do? So oh high your bone? So a bone. We go

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1:14:04 our final segment today of Matt Connerton Unleashed, and we are live from the

1:14:10 studios of wm n H ninety five point three FM. What am I hearing?

1:14:15 Oh? I'm hearing your phone? Oh my god. Even though I

1:14:19 had my phone, no where, no one, no worries call, I

1:14:24 didn't know even No, that's a first style. That was funny. I

1:14:27 didn't know what I was like. I'm hearing U. I'm hearing myself but

1:14:30 from a few seconds ago. No, no, it's all good. It's

1:14:32 all good. Kevin Horn is with us live in studio this afternoon on Matt

1:14:38 Connerton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of wm n H ninety five

1:14:43 point three FM in glorious downtown Manchester, New Hampshire. Also on Comcast ninety

1:14:47 seven if you're in Manchester, and hello to all of our online listeners across

1:14:50 the nation and around the globe. You can go to my website Matt Connerton

1:14:55 dot com for all your live streaming options, social media links, contact info,

1:14:58 show archives, set st etc. Today is Thursday May twenty five,

1:15:02 two thousand, twenty three, and Kevin Horn is with us on the couch.

1:15:08 He's um. He's gonna be performing live at the Hopknot, our amazing

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1:15:15 means tonight is Trivia Night at the Hopknot. Very popular feature there. If

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1:15:30 But our friend Kevin does play there. You've you've played there quite a bit.

1:15:33 I mean, do you know how many times you've played at the Hopknot.

1:15:35 Probably in the double digits, right, probably, Yeah, definitely.

1:15:39 It seems like I can tell you're a popular act there because you show up

1:15:43 on the schedule quite a bit. Yeah. I think it's been a couple

1:15:45 of years now. Yeah, playing there. Yeah, yeah, Yeah,

1:15:48 it's great. And of course they've got those delicious scourmet pretzels and the assortment

1:15:53 of craft beer and that Marsham other one they got with the chocolate Marshall.

1:15:57 Oh man, do you have a of a favorite? Uh? That one?

1:16:04 I mean, I know they got it like a good pizza one,

1:16:06 I think as well. Um, but yeah, I definitely love that.

1:16:10 I after when I get out of there, I'm usually pretty hungry at the

1:16:15 end of a gig, so U'll usually grab that and uh and take that

1:16:20 home. Yeah, that's my favorite, is the pizza pretzel? Yeah?

1:16:24 Absolutely absolutely. Um. By the way, so you were mentioning we were

1:16:29 talking a little a little bit off air, and Uh, I'd mentioned one

1:16:31 of the songs from from the band that you were in, the Stone Road

1:16:35 Band and your cousin was the lead guitar player. You said, yeah,

1:16:39 my cousin Mike. Yeah, amazing. We were talking about that song breakdown

1:16:42 and the solo at the end, which is just just so nasty. You

1:16:46 know, I'm in the best possible way. I know he's my cousin,

1:16:49 but I always like, dude, that's like if we were famous, that'd

1:16:54 be like an iconic guitar solo for real. It's like that good. Absolutely,

1:16:58 he's that good. Absolutely. Um and you told me too. That

1:17:01 was the first band he was ever in. First band, Yeah, yeah,

1:17:04 we were. We started as a cover band and um, and so

1:17:09 we kind of got to learn to play together that way. And I lost

1:17:14 my mind a little bit and started writing a lot of my own stuff and

1:17:16 said, hey, I know we're all like in our late thirties and early

1:17:21 forties, but you guys want to start an original band. Yeah, and

1:17:24 so and then we took it from there. Wow. Um yeah, he's

1:17:28 he's amazing. Um. Now what about the other the other guys were they

1:17:32 already experienced musicians at that point? Yeah. Brian Lowe was our drummer.

1:17:39 Um, and he was just he's He grew up in Keen and so I

1:17:44 think he was in a million bands and Keen and then moved down to Rhode

1:17:46 Island and and um, he was just like I'm a drummer. I actually

1:17:50 started. My first instrument was drums, and so it was always very important

1:17:56 to me because I play very rhythmic um and a cuss of That's why I

1:18:00 play a lot of acoustic guitar. But it was really important to me to

1:18:03 have a really really good drummer and because, in my opinion, that's what

1:18:09 really brings a band and takes it to another level. And he was just

1:18:12 he was one of those guys that just like studied all forms of drumming and

1:18:16 just every song was just this different like, oh, I think I'm gonna

1:18:20 try like a Louisiana shuffle on this. I'm like whatever, Yeah, as

1:18:27 long as it sounds school and he would do it and just feel like that

1:18:30 and then yeah, and then Phil Smith was our bass player. He's in

1:18:33 another band called Tyrone Shoelaces, and he's just one of those master bass players

1:18:41 that can just man, he just plays so melodically and he plays counter counter

1:18:45 melodies to what I was doing with my voice and my chord structures, and

1:18:49 so it was it really made for a very unique, four piece, very

1:18:54 full sounding four piece rock band. Yeah yeah, now you don't so you

1:18:58 you lived in Providence then, or we did for like three years. Yeah,

1:19:02 and then you moved back up here or you you moved I'd worry from

1:19:06 originally how long is this show? Um? I grew up in Columbus,

1:19:12 Ohio, and my parents originally from New England. They're from Massachusetts, and

1:19:15 my dad went to Ohio State, oh and the Ohio State. My band

1:19:21 and then got a job and had me and my three brothers and anyway,

1:19:28 so as we started to get a little older, all of our family was

1:19:30 out here and we started gravitating towards coming out to New England. And but

1:19:34 at one point, so when I met my wife, who's from from here

1:19:38 in New Hampshire, she went to grad school for to become a speech language

1:19:43 pathologist. So we actually moved to Cleveland, oh for a best So we

1:19:46 did some bouncing around. So I've lived out here for about twenty years,

1:19:49 but left for a couple of We went to Cleveland for two years, and

1:19:54 then that because of what I was doing for work at the time, brought

1:19:56 me to Providence, Rhode Island, and then ultimately back here. Now were

1:20:00 you playing music actively in Cleveland? No, we had. We we just

1:20:05 got married when we moved to Cleveland, and I was still very much wrapped

1:20:13 up in the corporate world and doing that kind of you know, I used

1:20:15 to It's funny, I do this kind of stuff now, but I look

1:20:19 back and I used to wear like, you know, the button up shirt

1:20:23 shirt, the nice cut hair and all that and all that stuff and ye,

1:20:27 but yeah, I was doing that for a while, and so I

1:20:29 just kind of when we got engaged and married and all that, I just

1:20:31 kind of dug in my heels into what I was doing for work and didn't

1:20:35 really play a lot of music. But when we were in Cleveland, I

1:20:39 think that's when I started because she was at school all the time and so

1:20:43 it was just me and Brutus hanging around all the time in Cleveland, Ohio.

1:20:45 So it's like what do I do? And so I would go and

1:20:49 sit in the back room and just try to get creative in the evenings after

1:20:53 work. And I think that's when I really started to because I'd always been

1:20:57 a drummer in bands and I had done some writing, but that's I think

1:21:00 when I really learned how to start writing songs. So then when I got

1:21:04 to Providence and was now living in the first like arts scene I'd ever lived

1:21:11 in in my life, which then that's you know, we started the band,

1:21:15 and then it sparked all this creative energy, which then it took oh,

1:21:17 all right, well I've been working on this stuff for the last couple

1:21:20 of years, and so I wasn't playing out and I wasn't you know,

1:21:25 active in the community or anything. But yeah, until we came to Rhode

1:21:29 Island. So what was the music scene like in Providence? Rich just really

1:21:36 rich in art, music and poetry, just like anything. It was like

1:21:42 kind of a dream come true for I never pictured myself in Providence Rhode Island.

1:21:46 But then again, I never pictured myself in Cleveland, Ohio either,

1:21:49 And I grew up in Ohio. I grew up in Columbus, but back

1:21:54 in the eighties and nineties, Cleveland was not a place he went. But

1:21:57 um, but we fell in love with that with Cleveland, and then we

1:22:00 and then Rhode Island was just It's like I grew up just always being so

1:22:02 fascinated by music, the culture of music, the culture of like the whole

1:22:06 hippie movement in the sixties and all that. I just I grew up thinking,

1:22:12 you know, like I look at bands like the Beatles, like I

1:22:14 love their music, but I almost find them and what they did and what

1:22:17 they did as a band more interesting than their music in some ways. And

1:22:21 um and and anyway, that's all to say that when we came to Providence,

1:22:25 it was like it was this big, vast community of people, like

1:22:29 you show up to an open mic and people would just sit in with you

1:22:31 in play and and and it was like really really talented, Like holy moly,

1:22:36 these people should be on the radio. Yeah, and and I think

1:22:40 that just really pushed me to want to write, like, you know,

1:22:45 as best as I could. Right, I can relate to to what you

1:22:49 were saying about the Beatles, um u, I because like I kind of

1:22:53 feel that same way, Like I'm more interested in them as as people and

1:22:58 and and you know, creating and and uh, you know that their process

1:23:01 of creating then the music itself. And Yeah. That that's something I only

1:23:05 just kind of figured out about myself recently, is that I can, you

1:23:10 know, even if I, even if it's a band I don't necessarily care

1:23:14 for, um, I can enjoy hearing them interviewed or watching a documentary because

1:23:19 I'm still interested in the process even if I'm not necessarily a big fan of

1:23:24 their music, you know what I mean? Absolutely absolutely, I'm totally the

1:23:29 same way I look at I remember there was I just don't like the Eagles.

1:23:31 I just never really connected to that. It was just not my thing.

1:23:35 But um I remember seeing a documentary on them and just feeling, yeah,

1:23:42 what what? I just love music history and how bands interact and come

1:23:46 together and come apart and fall apart, and you know, like flies.

1:23:53 There's a Beach Boys document or maybe it's maybe it's primarily about Brian and Brian

1:23:58 Wilson doc on Amazon. I don't think it's that one. The one,

1:24:01 the one that I'm thinking of I watched with my dad, which was a

1:24:04 long time ago, because I think the one you're referencing is newer, Okay,

1:24:08 I think. But I was fascinated by and I was never a big

1:24:12 Beach Boys fan, but I was just really fascinated by the dynamic of you

1:24:15 know, they weren't getting along and there's a point in the documentary where they

1:24:19 explained that when the Beach Boys were touring, and you know, this was

1:24:25 at the point where they all had facial hair, so it wasn't you know,

1:24:28 you know, so it was a little bit later in their career,

1:24:30 but they weren't getting along, and there were basically two factions within the band.

1:24:35 There was there was the Mic Love faction and the Brian Wilson faction,

1:24:40 and they would actually enter from opposite sides of the stage it when it was

1:24:45 time to go on, so the two factions didn't even have to directly hang

1:24:47 out or interact. And I've always been fascinated by that because to me,

1:24:54 you know, I've been in a lot of bands, and you know,

1:24:56 I have a couple of the bands. Yeah, there might have been a

1:24:58 little bit of drama, nothing major, but um but but of course nothing

1:25:02 ever wear it, you know, no no fame or lots of money either.

1:25:06 So I think that's where a lot of the drama comes from, right,

1:25:09 big egos. But I've always been fascinated by the idea of people making

1:25:14 music together while not while actively not getting along, because it seems so strange,

1:25:19 because it seems like making music is an intimate thing, and how do

1:25:23 you go on stage with somebody you can't even stand to talk to off stage?

1:25:27 Interesting, but then you got to go on stage and make music with

1:25:30 them, And then I wonder too, just things about like making a set

1:25:32 list. Yeah, like who makes a set list? Like you do?

1:25:34 You all get together and go over it. Is that like the one time

1:25:39 of day where you all get along just long enough to make it. I

1:25:42 guess we're I guess we're doing this for two hours. Yeah. Yeah,

1:25:45 I've always interesting, Yeah, fascinated by that. I'm lucky in that.

1:25:48 Yeah, I haven't. Really. I think one of my earlier bands,

1:25:51 when I was in my twenty twenty one that I mean, that was all

1:25:55 just like we're twenty twenty one, so we had egos the size of yeah,

1:25:59 of this room, but uh, Stone Roll Band was definitely like and

1:26:02 I think because we were older, it was more like family, like our

1:26:04 our wives were friends and and all that kind of stuff and and it was

1:26:09 like this kind of means to bring people together and have a good time,

1:26:13 and and we were kind of brothers in that way. I think just musically

1:26:16 we connected and yeah, maybe outside of that we might not have like all

1:26:20 come together and you know in other circumstances, but just something brought us together

1:26:26 musically. That just um, But yeah, I do I do wonder like

1:26:30 how like I think I grew up my favorite favorite band grown up. When

1:26:34 I was a kid, the first concert I ever went to was well rock

1:26:38 concert I ever went to was Aerosmith. Yeah, and I just think about

1:26:42 like Steven Tyler and and Jail Perry and that toxic relationship that they've had for

1:26:46 years. But I you know, like toxic relationships, they keep coming back

1:26:50 together and breaking apart and back together. But yeah, I don't know how

1:26:55 you connect on stage that way. Yeah. Well, somebody left a listener

1:26:59 left magazine for me because you know, my my all time favorite band is

1:27:02 Kiss, Okay, and a listener left this for me here at the station.

1:27:06 And you know, of course it's legendary, the original the original lineup

1:27:11 not always getting along. Yeah, and uh, you know, and then

1:27:14 they did the big reunion and then of course the original guys are out of

1:27:16 the band again. And but yeah, it's I've I've always been fascinated by

1:27:21 that element. But um, so, uh, what's your trajectory in terms

1:27:28 of are you just going to continue do you think to remain as a solo

1:27:30 artist or do you think do you think you might get into get a band,

1:27:34 get another band going, or even get the Stone Road band going again,

1:27:38 or do you do you have plans or you just taking it as it

1:27:40 comes. It's I've like I was saying earlier, is that I have my

1:27:44 hands in so many different things right now. Where I'm I'm I'm teaching.

1:27:47 I work in a school journey day actually yeah, and then um so,

1:27:50 and then once I'm out of school, then I bust right out and then

1:27:53 I'm either teaching private lessons or I'm teaching guitar classes or the rock band camps.

1:27:59 Yeah, and then on the weekends I'm running around town gigging, and

1:28:01 so that's It's been a lot. But I've definitely I feel that creative poll

1:28:08 to make something new, and I think it's probably going to be ultimately to

1:28:12 start probably a solo album of some sort. And I would like to find

1:28:16 some people to make some music together with for sure, because I do.

1:28:19 I just missed that element of Um. I think it just makes you a

1:28:24 better writer and better performer because you've got something to play off of, and

1:28:29 whatever that person on guitar is feeling that day is going to come back at

1:28:32 you and sure inspire something, whether it's good or bad. Yeah. Yeah,

1:28:36 So I missed that. And but at the core of it, like

1:28:42 running a band and directing a band, that can also be very difficult.

1:28:45 But oh yeah, I'm kind of an insane person, so I do.

1:28:47 I like to torture myself and put like a thousand projects in front of me

1:28:50 and try to figure out how to do it all. I can relate to

1:28:54 that. I can relate to that. But yeah, it's hard with a

1:28:56 band. You know, you've got to work with everybody's schedules and then you

1:29:00 got to deal with my extreme Like, dude, we could do this.

1:29:03 We could do this right, like dude, like we were supposed to just

1:29:06 be a cover band. We just played a bar right right now? Are

1:29:15 do you play out every weekend most of the time, I've I think I

1:29:19 had this past weekend off and then I got this upcoming weekend off and get

1:29:24 to have some family time. But yeah, I think I'm playing almost every

1:29:27 weekend in June and then July August. I try to fill up because I've

1:29:30 got more time because we're not in school. But oh yeah, yeah,

1:29:33 good point. But I'll be doing like I said, I'll be doing rock

1:29:35 band camps. So I'm doing rock band Camp and Merrimack through their parks and

1:29:40 rec Mondays and Thursdays started in the middle of July and then um, Tuesdays

1:29:45 will be in Manchester doing rock band camp. Then Wednesday will be rock band

1:29:50 camps. And weekends I'll be playing around and yeah, hopefully in between doing

1:29:57 some yardwork and maybe write a song. Two. Yeah. Yeah, you

1:30:00 had a lot going on. But that's great, good, good, good

1:30:03 for you, man, good for you. Um, well we are we

1:30:06 are approaching the end of the show. I'll probably close out the show with

1:30:12 one more track from Live at Dusk, the live album with the Stone Road

1:30:15 Band. Where was that recorded? By the way, That was recorded at

1:30:18 a at a music venue in Providence called Dusk, So it was it was

1:30:24 one of our We played there quite a bit and it was, um it

1:30:27 was. It was a fun one. You've also we should mention too for

1:30:30 people who want to look for it in the archive. Um. You've also

1:30:33 yeah, no worse, you've also allergies. Yeah, I know the here,

1:30:38 I know the pain for me, it's usually in the morning, like

1:30:41 I wait, I wake up and it's a sneeze a thon um. Um.

1:30:45 But you've also you have been on this station before or not on the

1:30:48 show, but you've been on Rob as a Vetos show. Yes, indeed

1:30:50 my main man and Rob. I've been on his show here and then we

1:30:55 did um the Pembroke Pembroke City Limited City Limits, which was an absolute blast.

1:31:00 He has a really cool setup going out up there. Oh yeah,

1:31:02 yeah, I've been there. Yeah, it's amazing. Yeah, this time

1:31:05 of year. Of course he records all the shows there instead of coming to

1:31:08 do them here because uh, you know, he's got he does have such

1:31:12 a great set up there. It's a beautiful space and it's just it's like

1:31:15 I'm on the radio right now. That's You're just in this really cool garage

1:31:18 with all sorts of cool stuff followed with place and just feel viby. Yeah.

1:31:21 Yeah, absolutely this. I feel like I've and I've always wanted I've

1:31:26 I grew up a nineties kid and like I feel like I'm on the Howard

1:31:29 Sterns show. Yeah, I'm on the couch and the I got the thing.

1:31:31 Yeah yeah, yeah, there you go, there you go. Well,

1:31:34 you know, I do have a little bit of old school shock jock

1:31:36 in made though. Okay, but I've under the with the guidance of management

1:31:43 here, I've I've gotten it under control. Okay, team the Beast Man,

1:31:47 I've gotten it under control. I learned the hard way. But but

1:31:53 I always say, you know, because occasionally somebody will ask me, Matt,

1:31:56 what's your goal with your show or do you have an objective? Is

1:31:58 is there an agenda? I always say my one goal really with this program

1:32:01 is to come in here every day, weekday, afternoons from four to six

1:32:04 pm and spend two hours not getting fired. That's my that's my goal so

1:32:12 far. So good. Congratulations, thank you, and this has been awesome.

1:32:15 Thank you so much for having me. It's to be able to do

1:32:18 this kind of stuff. Is nobody is really cool? Well, thanks for

1:32:21 coming in and playing for us. Man, you have to sound incredible.

1:32:25 Oh do you have anything this weekend? Do you anything you want to plug

1:32:28 as far as shows coming up? I don't. I'm just enjoying Memorial Day

1:32:30 weekend. So happy birthday again to my brother Sean. He's turning forty,

1:32:35 which is bananas. My parents, who I think are listening, they now

1:32:40 have they're about to have four boys all in their forties. Oh very nice.

1:32:44 And uh and you're gonna be at the hopnot on June twenty fourth,

1:32:47 Yeah, and uh oh, and anything you want our listeners to know about

1:32:50 where to find you online social media. You can find me at Kevin Horne

1:32:55 music dot com. It's got all my information about lessons. It's got all

1:32:59 my information about my performance as well. I've got a page devoted to that.

1:33:04 I'm on Facebook and Instagram and I don't. I tried TikTok and I

1:33:11 freaked me out. I didn't really stand it. I couldn't figure it out.

1:33:14 It was I was trying to make all these videos and I was like,

1:33:16 oh my god, it's spilling like eight hours a day like making video.

1:33:19 I can't it's too much. It's freaking me out. I'm not on

1:33:24 there either. Yeah, it was overwhelming. We'll see. Well, you

1:33:28 know, in what state is it? Is it Montana? If you're in

1:33:30 Montana, you can't even use it anymore. I did just it is.

1:33:33 Yeah, I just heard that, which is great. Montana is a beautiful

1:33:36 place where you should be doing anything. But TikTok. You should go to

1:33:40 Glacier National Park and you get lost. There you go, there you go?

1:33:43 All right? Well, Kevin, thank you again so much for coming

1:33:45 in. Thank you absolutely, and if you miss any part of today's show

1:33:48 it. We'll be up in just a little bit at WMNH radio dot org

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1:34:00 up. Next after this show is Through the Stage Door hosted by Rob Dyon

1:34:04 and don't forget. Be back bright and early seven am for the morning show

1:34:08 with Peter White. And I will leave you with one more track from the

1:34:12 Stone Road Band alive at dusk. This is called Lighting Up. And thanks

1:34:15 again Kevin, and thank you. We'll talk to you all a little bit

1:34:18 later. By everybody,