Matt Connarton Unleashed 6-21-25 hour 3

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5:47 Speaker 8: I love that that is. Nothing's real, It's just a thing.

5:50 Speaker 9: The album Aaron and the Argonauts, our friend Aaron Billado,

5:54 Speaker 9: who is here with us live in studio.

5:56 Speaker 8: Welcome everybody.

5:57 Speaker 9: We have entered our number three New Marrow trace Matt

6:00 Speaker 9: Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios of

6:03 Speaker 9: wm NH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,

6:07 Speaker 9: New Hampshire. Today is Saturday June twenty one, twenty twenty five.

6:12 Speaker 9: Jenny is here of course at the news table.

6:14 Speaker 10: Present and accounted for. And if you want to make

6:16 Speaker 10: your own tie di I go down to the Great

6:19 Speaker 10: North Ale Works today from one to six.

6:22 Speaker 9: Yes, yes, right now, and let me get that camera

6:26 Speaker 9: on and let me get that mic up, and let's see.

6:28 Speaker 9: So we have Aaron billideo here with us live in studio,

6:33 Speaker 9: and Aaron is if you're just listening that that's great.

6:37 Speaker 9: It is a radio show first and foremost. But you

6:39 Speaker 9: got to see the video because Aaron's got his whole

6:42 Speaker 9: He's very self contained, if you will, He's got this

6:45 Speaker 9: whole set up here just like last time on the show.

6:48 Speaker 9: Are very similar. Let's see, let's make sure this is working. Aaron,

6:51 Speaker 9: can you uh ooh, I can hear you. Let's see

6:54 Speaker 9: if we can hear say something into that mic?

6:56 Speaker 3: If you would test saying saying stuff into the Micoh.

7:00 Speaker 8: This sounds good, sounds good. Yeah. So Aaron is going

7:03 Speaker 8: to how many songs are you playing for us? Aerin?

7:07 Speaker 3: I got five for you?

7:08 Speaker 8: You got five? All right? Very good.

7:10 Speaker 9: So we're gonna do, uh, you know, like we did

7:12 Speaker 9: last time when Aaron was here. He's gonna play live

7:14 Speaker 9: and then we're gonna we're gonna talk a little bit

7:16 Speaker 9: afterward and uh catch up on everything he's doing.

7:19 Speaker 8: But I'm excited for this. This is always a lot

7:21 Speaker 8: of fun. So, Uh, I don't know.

7:23 Speaker 9: Are you do you want to tell us anything about

7:25 Speaker 9: what you're gonna play before you play it, or you

7:27 Speaker 9: just want to jump in or no.

7:28 Speaker 3: Well this first song is off my last album, Aeron

7:30 Speaker 3: in the Argonauts. It's called the End of Time.

7:33 Speaker 8: All right, The End of Time Eron Billodoh live in studio.

8:11 Speaker 4: Forever.

8:14 Speaker 11: Sound, very fine, Year of Time death, the end of

8:28 Speaker 11: the ball, when the.

8:36 Speaker 5: Year was till then?

8:48 Speaker 6: Were in trip with your hand?

8:52 Speaker 5: Oh?

8:53 Speaker 4: Well you see where you read there? The time to meet?

8:57 Speaker 5: Will you still be my friend?

9:03 Speaker 11: Drug out of this?

9:31 Speaker 4: Yeah?

9:31 Speaker 8: No time?

9:35 Speaker 4: Uh du.

9:39 Speaker 5: Drug help be foll.

9:44 Speaker 4: A lot of consciousness?

9:48 Speaker 5: Yeah, no time?

10:00 Speaker 4: Well draft, well you we did the time with me.

10:48 Speaker 9: Aaron Bildeo is here with us live in studio, and uh,

10:52 Speaker 9: like I was saying before, if you're just joining us,

10:55 Speaker 9: I suggest you check out the video. So Aaron's got

10:57 Speaker 9: a got a whole self contained setup. So he's playing

11:00 Speaker 9: the bass live and singing and he's got this Uh,

11:02 Speaker 9: I don't know. Well, after his set we'll ask him

11:05 Speaker 9: more because I I'm kind of a nerd when it

11:06 Speaker 9: comes to that kind of thing. I like to know

11:09 Speaker 9: all the details about that stuff and and how he

11:12 Speaker 9: does it because it's amazing to me. But but that's

11:15 Speaker 9: all him that you're hearing in the studio today on

11:18 Speaker 9: this uh this Saturday morning, and Aaron is switching bassis.

11:23 Speaker 9: Oh here we go, let me turn that that mic

11:25 Speaker 9: back on there.

11:26 Speaker 3: All right, he has a bunch of news stuff. It's

11:28 Speaker 3: not out yets ago.

11:31 Speaker 8: Okay, very cool.

11:36 Speaker 3: This first song is called ten PM.

11:49 Speaker 8: Oh technical difficulty, no worries, extent Madre.

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12:18 Speaker 3: We met, I sweet it soundly sweet. I'm the one

12:23 Speaker 3: that people out of her jar if we met soon

12:31 Speaker 3: you know, good things sell. We the son found by

12:35 Speaker 3: a dans thirty playing her home and you find me

12:42 Speaker 3: then I find.

12:45 Speaker 5: Out of the stars for.

12:47 Speaker 12: Hours and ours let me get.

12:51 Speaker 3: In front of the Freds and it was all it

12:56 Speaker 3: was all I was the start about the songs.

13:07 Speaker 12: My name care, I knew how to wait, that I

13:19 Speaker 12: wanted to be with you, hey one not I knew what.

13:25 Speaker 4: I needed to do.

13:27 Speaker 3: Wow behind happy to be my.

13:35 Speaker 5: To be mine?

14:00 Speaker 3: All right? That was ten PM. That was about my

14:02 Speaker 3: wife Amy.

14:04 Speaker 8: Very nice, very nice, oh very sweet.

14:07 Speaker 4: All right.

14:07 Speaker 3: So, uh, last year I had cancer and the way

14:10 Speaker 3: I deal with it is, uh, I write songs. So

14:14 Speaker 3: this song is called the Passenger Wait to this gotten bad.

14:48 Speaker 5: All the passengers.

14:54 Speaker 13: Grow brows and copy sabby.

15:00 Speaker 14: Inside Yes, turning the light flow their eyes where your

15:11 Speaker 14: part all around that.

15:13 Speaker 5: I don't let not real.

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15:27 Speaker 13: See hone, every brother take that take away creepy.

15:39 Speaker 5: There's no who very pun roll.

15:44 Speaker 15: No matter what I say, why I think what I said? Yes,

15:56 Speaker 15: the turn of the lightnow their.

15:58 Speaker 7: Eyes with your my all.

16:00 Speaker 6: That's that's one name.

16:02 Speaker 4: And that.

16:30 Speaker 8: That's one name, dude. That's my favorite song of yours

16:51 Speaker 8: that I've ever heard. I love that. That is so good.

16:53 Speaker 5: I love that.

16:54 Speaker 8: Yeah, that is really cool. Fortunately we can all some

16:59 Speaker 8: of us in the room can that. You can totally relate.

17:02 Speaker 9: I love that song.

17:03 Speaker 8: I really really do. Hopefully more people can't really Hopefully

17:08 Speaker 8: the thing.

17:08 Speaker 4: Yeah.

17:10 Speaker 3: This next song is This next song is called on

17:14 Speaker 3: what You're on.

17:37 Speaker 4: You Jason I.

17:40 Speaker 3: Again bah long talk me me Yes, super.

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18:03 Speaker 1: soos wild guys.

18:09 Speaker 3: I can't be hon us here wrong. That's far as

18:13 Speaker 3: he's gone all about.

18:15 Speaker 5: Well home, I tell you, I can't be almost here wrong.

18:21 Speaker 4: That's far as You're.

18:22 Speaker 5: Gone on my way home. I can.

18:28 Speaker 15: F friends fay s his fay.

18:51 Speaker 3: You just walk away, but I'm still here.

19:00 Speaker 4: I seemed a huge hell through I have.

19:08 Speaker 16: It's got stop postity start.

19:12 Speaker 15: Really, guy, I can't be an't on here.

19:19 Speaker 3: That's far you gone on my way home? I tell

19:24 Speaker 3: I can't be ant my gear round.

19:27 Speaker 5: That far you gone on my way hold.

19:32 Speaker 15: I tell you.

19:35 Speaker 5: Like I can't be young us here. That's far you.

19:54 Speaker 4: Gone on my wet hold.

19:57 Speaker 5: I'll tell you I can't be almo that bar who down?

20:09 Speaker 8: I love it. That is so good.

20:13 Speaker 9: I love the energy of these all right, if you're

20:18 Speaker 9: just joining us, Aaron Bildo is here listening studio.

20:21 Speaker 3: So this next song I'm about to play. It's it's

20:23 Speaker 3: probably over. I don't know, twenty four years old, maybe

20:27 Speaker 3: two thousand and one.

20:29 Speaker 8: Okay, wow, we're going back.

20:32 Speaker 4: Yeah.

20:33 Speaker 3: I wrote it back with an old band called Perfectly Normal. Okay,

20:37 Speaker 3: way way way back in the day. I wrote the

20:40 Speaker 3: baseline and brought it in and we all put it together,

20:44 Speaker 3: all right, Aaron, This next song is called eclip all right,

20:56 Speaker 3: sad dad?

20:58 Speaker 5: What the trap?

21:01 Speaker 16: Reflecting Western celebrate Marco or.

21:05 Speaker 3: A rubber day job trying to be that used for

21:09 Speaker 3: sex years.

21:13 Speaker 5: Moon's alive.

21:14 Speaker 15: I can't tell beauty out of the sub.

21:20 Speaker 16: Continue way that y'all have a scene that you see.

21:26 Speaker 17: Finally by those things that you always wanted to do.

21:30 Speaker 3: You know the season A lot no.

21:34 Speaker 7: It out.

21:38 Speaker 17: Now the celebration food is the first by lease three

21:42 Speaker 17: yes keeping time with a rid Hey to the home,

21:49 Speaker 17: the speak this type of time, but number one.

21:52 Speaker 18: Io Jesus, time to ride head.

21:58 Speaker 4: You a.

22:01 Speaker 11: Safety class I the sun wonder that's kind of a.

22:08 Speaker 4: Home now I feel loss So you talk bron out.

22:13 Speaker 16: Side, why you uh trut just the pocket world at

22:18 Speaker 16: this around it and feel alive to takenifi be u

22:24 Speaker 16: shot pick n see order slides up it and uh.

22:29 Speaker 17: Futafi contensation.

22:41 Speaker 15: Five times to the line.

22:42 Speaker 3: I knew that uman p far.

22:47 Speaker 14: Inside a line, but the mind.

22:49 Speaker 15: Won't we pay what it's already here.

22:52 Speaker 19: My eyes I.

22:53 Speaker 17: Clear out kind of knock here your juiceless plass.

22:59 Speaker 14: Time to side, looking to the A had seen this

23:05 Speaker 14: time of the ride.

23:08 Speaker 15: To a home.

23:10 Speaker 5: Stay spress type of sign from.

23:12 Speaker 15: The one after time the five hey you a home.

23:22 Speaker 5: Stay the press type of sun the one.

23:26 Speaker 4: That's time of.

23:29 Speaker 16: Home Now I feel live you tongue fro Rodney, what

23:35 Speaker 16: do I ride?

23:37 Speaker 19: Took a five world, I'd been RIDI and the lies

23:43 Speaker 19: to take a five to look to the uh sal

23:46 Speaker 19: based on the ordered flies up, pison up bop a

23:50 Speaker 19: five contrabas.

24:05 Speaker 8: All right, I'll do it all right.

24:09 Speaker 9: Aaron billideo is here with us live in studio. So

24:14 Speaker 9: just played a great said I love those. What we'll

24:16 Speaker 9: do is, let's play a studio track here while let

24:20 Speaker 9: me turn that off while while Aaron moves over to

24:23 Speaker 9: the chair or as they used to do on the

24:25 Speaker 9: Tonight Show, while Aaron moves to the couch to sit

24:28 Speaker 9: next to Johnny. Well, that goes that goes back anyway.

24:32 Speaker 9: This one's called song of Temptation. This is another great

24:35 Speaker 9: studio track from Aaron and the Argonauts. And then we'll

24:38 Speaker 9: catch up with Aaron.

25:08 Speaker 4: Me and the r.

25:11 Speaker 18: We're going to stand dispray, be re sway.

25:18 Speaker 5: Not tim patient of that.

25:21 Speaker 7: Band of colors.

25:24 Speaker 6: Without fear.

25:27 Speaker 8: Recently Arnos.

25:52 Speaker 6: Argonized sighs to the starboard side.

25:56 Speaker 7: There's something in the scene.

26:49 Speaker 6: Time to.

27:34 Speaker 8: Speak that is called song of Temptation.

28:33 Speaker 9: That is from Aaron and the Argonauts by Aaron Billideau,

28:36 Speaker 9: who is here with us in studio. Let me get

28:38 Speaker 9: that Mike on there Aaron, great stuff. I always enjoy

28:43 Speaker 9: your live set. So oh I can't hear you and

28:46 Speaker 9: I don't know why. Oh I do know why. Let's

28:48 Speaker 9: try that again. There we go, there we go, Sorry

28:51 Speaker 9: about that. Hey, everybody welcome if you are just joining us.

28:53 Speaker 9: Of course we do have Aeron Billido here with us

28:56 Speaker 9: live in studio. And yeah, that song was what was

29:01 Speaker 9: that song on that?

29:02 Speaker 8: I said that was like my favorite passenger.

29:04 Speaker 5: I love that.

29:05 Speaker 8: That is so that is so good. Now that one's

29:07 Speaker 8: not out yet?

29:07 Speaker 3: Correct, No, no, no, I have a whole bunch of

29:10 Speaker 3: songs I'll be playing tonight. They're all new, actually almost

29:13 Speaker 3: all of them first half set.

29:15 Speaker 8: Okay, okay, yeah, so we should talk about that where

29:17 Speaker 8: you're playing tonight.

29:17 Speaker 3: Yes, so, uh I have a chea sheet.

29:21 Speaker 8: Ah, very good.

29:23 Speaker 3: I have a cheat sheet. Yes, I learned it from

29:25 Speaker 3: Saviano Hue the goodgo.

29:27 Speaker 8: Okay, all right, yeah he does do that, doesn't he.

29:32 Speaker 8: That's funny?

29:32 Speaker 3: Yeah? All right, Yeah tonight I'm playing at Terminus Underground

29:37 Speaker 3: at one thirty four Haynes Street, Nashre in New Hampshire. Yes,

29:40 Speaker 3: I'm playing with Atlantic Corvette. That with Huey the Gecko.

29:43 Speaker 8: Yes, of course, Paradise and the whole Loaf okay, oh wonderful.

29:47 Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm going on I think at eight eight thirty, yeah,

29:50 Speaker 3: somewhere around there. I'm going first, Okay, So if you

29:52 Speaker 3: want to see me, get there early. And they're gonna

29:54 Speaker 3: have hamburgers and hot dogs. They're grilling outside.

29:58 Speaker 8: Oh no kidding. Oh that's cool.

30:00 Speaker 9: Yeah, well it is that time of year, I guess. Yeah,

30:02 Speaker 9: it's time for some uh some summertime grilling.

30:05 Speaker 8: Very nice. So is everything that you're playing tonight? Is

30:07 Speaker 8: it all new stuff?

30:08 Speaker 3: Are you playing? I got about seven songs, brand new

30:12 Speaker 3: songs I just wrote, So I'm going to be playing

30:14 Speaker 3: those tonight, okay, and then I'm going to fill up

30:16 Speaker 3: the rest I set with you know, my uh old stuff. Yeah, no,

30:19 Speaker 3: not really that old. You know, I just got the

30:21 Speaker 3: album came out in November.

30:23 Speaker 8: Okay, Yeah, I was gonna say Earning the Arnauts. Yeah,

30:25 Speaker 8: not that not that long ago. So when you is it?

30:30 Speaker 8: Is it hard?

30:32 Speaker 9: I mean again, I I know we talked about this

30:34 Speaker 9: last time you're here, but it's so impressive to me

30:35 Speaker 9: that you're able to set all that up and and

30:37 Speaker 9: be the self contained. You know, they used to call

30:40 Speaker 9: that a one man band, right, right, it's completely self contained.

30:43 Speaker 3: You look up a drum to one one heel and

30:46 Speaker 3: the other.

30:47 Speaker 8: Yeah, that's all they used to do at old school. Yeah,

30:50 Speaker 8: I mean, is that challenging.

30:51 Speaker 3: Yes, it's tough.

30:53 Speaker 4: You know.

30:53 Speaker 3: I'm always on the search for a drummer or uh

30:56 Speaker 3: and a keyboard player. Yeah, and it's hired. I've been

30:58 Speaker 3: trying to put together a a three piece for a

31:01 Speaker 3: few years now. I played with people. I have a

31:05 Speaker 3: couple of drummers. I brought a drummer in last time.

31:07 Speaker 3: He he played on All Aaron and the Argonauts, okay,

31:11 Speaker 3: the whole album. But he doesn't you know, he doesn't

31:13 Speaker 3: play out.

31:14 Speaker 8: Oh so who is it?

31:17 Speaker 3: Jason Staples? Okay, you know that's the guy I brought

31:20 Speaker 3: in last time.

31:21 Speaker 8: Oh gotcha? I was gonna say the name is familiar.

31:25 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, gotcha. I mean, if you want to find him,

31:26 Speaker 3: he at Jason Staples drum Lessons online. Yeah, it's pretty

31:29 Speaker 3: easy just to look on YouTube.

31:33 Speaker 8: But he doesn't play out at all.

31:34 Speaker 3: No, he doesn't leave the house, but he gives lessons

31:36 Speaker 3: at his house.

31:36 Speaker 8: Gotcha?

31:37 Speaker 3: And uh, yeah, I worked with him for a good

31:40 Speaker 3: like eight months or so, and right before my surgery

31:45 Speaker 3: was coming up, and right right right before the surgery,

31:50 Speaker 3: it was like a big sprint to get all his

31:53 Speaker 3: drums recorded. So you know, I got everything together and

31:56 Speaker 3: we set it all up at his house and we

31:58 Speaker 3: spent a few days on it and it was pretty good. Yeah,

32:00 Speaker 3: you know you're hearing what we got from it.

32:03 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So what's what's the plan for the

32:06 Speaker 9: new material as far as recording or maybe have you

32:08 Speaker 9: already started recording.

32:09 Speaker 3: It or oh yeah, yeah, I mean, uh, you're kind

32:12 Speaker 3: of hearing a little of the backing tracks, you know,

32:16 Speaker 3: minus my my vocals and the base, but the base

32:18 Speaker 3: and vocals, like, I've got the scratch tracks recorded for

32:20 Speaker 3: all of it, okay, you know so far.

32:23 Speaker 8: Yeah, and.

32:25 Speaker 3: I'll get to it. Like I put my albums out

32:27 Speaker 3: every fall, usually about October and November is when I

32:31 Speaker 3: put them out, so I get some time. I actually,

32:33 Speaker 3: like way ahead of schedule.

32:34 Speaker 8: Yeah, so that's good. Yeah, it will be a full

32:38 Speaker 8: album or an EP.

32:39 Speaker 3: Or probably Yeah, I put out full albums. Yeah, I've

32:42 Speaker 3: put out singles before, but uh, yeah, you know, I

32:45 Speaker 3: don't I don't make any money so I'm just gonna

32:47 Speaker 3: I'm gonna do it the way I remember. You know,

32:49 Speaker 3: I grew up in the in the nineties, you know,

32:51 Speaker 3: and it was all CDs and stuff.

32:52 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Yeah.

32:54 Speaker 3: I can't stop writing. And it never it never ends

32:58 Speaker 3: for me. Yeah, my brain's alway going. It wakes me

33:00 Speaker 3: up at three in the morning and then I'm downstairs

33:03 Speaker 3: working on ideas.

33:04 Speaker 8: Yeah.

33:05 Speaker 3: So so so it just it just never stopped. So

33:08 Speaker 3: I put out an album a year I've been putting out.

33:11 Speaker 3: I put out kind of like this weird techno album

33:15 Speaker 3: called Drifting Signals a couple of months ago you did, Yeah,

33:18 Speaker 3: and that was a YouTube project where every week I

33:23 Speaker 3: did free form synth exploration is what I called it, Okay,

33:27 Speaker 3: And I set up all my stuff, usually like in

33:30 Speaker 3: the middle of the night. Yeah, and I put like

33:32 Speaker 3: a GoPro my forehead, and I put a bunch of

33:35 Speaker 3: cameras at all the synthesizers and stuff this out. Yeah,

33:39 Speaker 3: and they're all about fifteen minutes long.

33:41 Speaker 8: Yeah.

33:42 Speaker 3: And uh, you know, when I once I was done,

33:45 Speaker 3: I did six weeks in a row of this and

33:49 Speaker 3: I was like, man, I could just put this out.

33:51 Speaker 4: You know.

33:52 Speaker 3: There's a few of the episodes like episode five is

33:55 Speaker 3: like my underwater episode where a tribute to my fish. Yeah,

33:59 Speaker 3: it's like my favorite one out of it. So I

34:01 Speaker 3: put it out so basically I can listen to it.

34:03 Speaker 8: Oh wow, that's cool.

34:05 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that was cool.

34:07 Speaker 5: Yeah.

34:08 Speaker 3: I've been doing a weekly YouTube show every single week. Yeah,

34:15 Speaker 3: where I put h I produced like a song a week, yeah,

34:22 Speaker 3: of all my old material okay, because you know, you

34:24 Speaker 3: know what is it was it like fifty two weeks

34:26 Speaker 3: in a year and I got over fifty two songs. Yeah,

34:29 Speaker 3: you know, so I figured, you know, what a great

34:33 Speaker 3: way to you know, I got plenty of I got

34:35 Speaker 3: plenty of material, and I started doing that. I was

34:37 Speaker 3: putting out all these like uh these fun videos, all

34:40 Speaker 3: like creative different videos, and the I've you started stacking up,

34:43 Speaker 3: started stacking I'm getting like two thousand views on my

34:46 Speaker 3: shorts now, which which is a lot for like a

34:48 Speaker 3: middle aged man.

34:49 Speaker 8: Sure sure yeah.

34:51 Speaker 3: And it took a while, and I've I've been having

34:55 Speaker 3: guests lately, yeah, coming and perform. Yeah, I had six

35:00 Speaker 3: minds combined. Okay, he came over and he did a song. Uh,

35:05 Speaker 3: I got I got everybody on here. Let's see here

35:09 Speaker 3: I had, Oh, I had Michael Mandonka from a Land

35:13 Speaker 3: of Corvette, the bass player, and we did it like

35:15 Speaker 3: a duet together like a bass Uh.

35:21 Speaker 8: I have to check that out.

35:22 Speaker 3: For Adam, Jocelyn from Able Blood came and he he

35:26 Speaker 3: did a song. Oh cool, this guy, uh George Daher

35:31 Speaker 3: and he played keyboards and he goes by the Trypto

35:34 Speaker 3: Phantom and he did an episode. So like I'm always

35:38 Speaker 3: looking for guests, I got some people lined up coming up.

35:41 Speaker 3: I'm gonna I'm gonna start focusing on bass players, I think. Yeah,

35:45 Speaker 3: you know, so I've been reaching out to bass players

35:47 Speaker 3: that have their own their own solo thing, and I

35:51 Speaker 3: got a couple of guys lined up, and I'm gonna

35:53 Speaker 3: be reaching out to more.

35:54 Speaker 8: Very cool.

35:55 Speaker 4: Oh.

35:55 Speaker 3: I mean, if you're a bass player and you're listening

35:57 Speaker 3: and you know me, I'm probably gonna I'm probably gonna

35:59 Speaker 3: end up.

36:00 Speaker 8: Yeah, that's awesome. What's the Chateau bill.

36:03 Speaker 3: That I So that's just uh just the name of

36:07 Speaker 3: the show that I call it. So I call it

36:08 Speaker 3: Live from Chateau and uh that that's the song A

36:14 Speaker 3: week Yeah.

36:15 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that's awesome.

36:17 Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you, thank you.

36:18 Speaker 9: Well's cool too that you're you know, you're you're doing

36:21 Speaker 9: unique things that you know trying. I mean, it's not

36:25 Speaker 9: like you're you're just doing a concept that everybody else

36:27 Speaker 9: is already doing, you know what.

36:28 Speaker 3: I mean, right right? Yeah, Well, I mean it's like

36:31 Speaker 3: the thing is, like, uh, booking shows for my act

36:35 Speaker 3: is hard, really hard. Yeah, I know, especially like I'm

36:38 Speaker 3: not that kind of guy. I'm not really good at it.

36:41 Speaker 8: Well yeah I try, but what you're doing is unique. Yeah,

36:45 Speaker 8: but I'm good at that. Yeah.

36:46 Speaker 3: You know, booking has been really hard for me. So

36:49 Speaker 3: I figured, you know, I could just get to more

36:52 Speaker 3: people online than at a club on a Monday, right,

36:56 Speaker 3: you know, So like I'm trying to book less shows.

37:02 Speaker 3: So right now, I got like every other month, Yeah,

37:05 Speaker 3: I got a gig, put more effort into those instead

37:08 Speaker 3: of a lot of little gigs. Yeah, and then put

37:11 Speaker 3: like most of my effort into online, you know. And

37:15 Speaker 3: I'm hoping for a good turnout tonight.

37:17 Speaker 8: Yeah.

37:17 Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see.

37:19 Speaker 8: No, that's a strong that's a strong lineup. And of

37:21 Speaker 8: course Terminus is wonderful.

37:22 Speaker 3: Oh I love that place. I played their charity show

37:26 Speaker 3: back in December.

37:27 Speaker 8: Oh, very cool. Yeah, I was gonna say, I know

37:28 Speaker 8: you've played there, befo, how many fames have you played there?

37:30 Speaker 3: Just one? So fun?

37:32 Speaker 8: Just one other time.

37:33 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, No, I always tell everybody who hasn't been

37:35 Speaker 9: there before. It's like when you walk into that room,

37:36 Speaker 9: it's like walking into another world.

37:38 Speaker 3: Right right, it was. It's it's like Halloween all year round.

37:42 Speaker 9: Yeah yeah yeah. And they, you know, obviously, are doing

37:45 Speaker 9: a lot for the scene, which is wonderful. Yeah, we

37:47 Speaker 9: need more of that.

37:48 Speaker 3: It's nice. It's nice. It's clean in there. You know,

37:50 Speaker 3: they don't they don't serve alcohol, so so you don't

37:53 Speaker 3: have that environment.

37:55 Speaker 9: Well that's true too, yeah, which is good, Which is good.

37:59 Speaker 9: And then oh I should I'm gonna for people watching online.

38:02 Speaker 9: I'm gonna put the camera on me for a second

38:04 Speaker 9: because I want to hold up this wonderful shirt. And

38:08 Speaker 9: you brought one for Jenny as well, so very cool.

38:11 Speaker 9: And Amy designed this isume. Oh you did, okay, because

38:15 Speaker 9: I know she, I know she does that kind of stuff,

38:17 Speaker 9: but she did.

38:19 Speaker 3: She does all my photography work. Oh right, right, okay,

38:22 Speaker 3: So you say anytime you see anything I put up,

38:25 Speaker 3: that's a photograph, it is from her.

38:27 Speaker 8: Oh I got you okay, and this cool sticker too.

38:29 Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll have these for sale tonight at the Terminus Show.

38:33 Speaker 9: I like the QR code attached to the sticker, and

38:35 Speaker 9: that's that's cool. I don't know if I don't know

38:37 Speaker 9: if people can see it well enough on camera, but

38:39 Speaker 9: I'll take a picture of it.

38:40 Speaker 3: Yeah, and it sends, it sends people right to my

38:42 Speaker 3: link tree. Perfect link tree has everything.

38:45 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you know, yeah, that's excellent. Excellent.

38:48 Speaker 9: Now are you are you entirely focused on the solo well,

38:51 Speaker 9: I mean you did mention, you know, trying to get

38:53 Speaker 9: other people involved in it, But I mean is that

38:55 Speaker 9: your primary focus? Are you playing in a band as

38:57 Speaker 9: well or anything?

38:58 Speaker 3: Or no, No, I'm not playing in a band of

39:00 Speaker 3: I'm just focused on my solo stuff. And if I

39:03 Speaker 3: can put together a three piece that you know, that's

39:05 Speaker 3: the ultimate goal in the end. But until then, I'm

39:08 Speaker 3: not going to stop.

39:09 Speaker 8: Yeah. No, that's that's good.

39:11 Speaker 9: I mean, you know this gives you the way you're

39:13 Speaker 9: doing this, It gives you total control over what you're

39:15 Speaker 9: doing right, right, and and how you do it, and

39:18 Speaker 9: you know you don't have to argue with band band members.

39:20 Speaker 3: And right, but everything lands on you, and your failure

39:24 Speaker 3: or success all all lands on you.

39:26 Speaker 9: It's all your Oh something too funny that happened off air.

39:30 Speaker 9: So in the last hour we had the Murphy Clark band,

39:33 Speaker 9: right right. So so you were here getting ready to

39:37 Speaker 9: come in for hour three and in the hallway you

39:41 Speaker 9: you said to Mike Clark, you said, I recorded with

39:43 Speaker 9: you twenty years ago.

39:44 Speaker 3: Yes, Yeah, his studio, his story is gorgeous. It's got

39:48 Speaker 3: it's got like this like an old barn field, but

39:51 Speaker 3: then it was all redone inside. Yeah, it's really nice.

39:53 Speaker 8: Yeah.

39:54 Speaker 3: And then he's got this like almost like an apartment

39:57 Speaker 3: in the back u for for for the band to relax,

40:00 Speaker 3: and it's I mean when I was there twenty years ago,

40:04 Speaker 3: you know, they had the Nintendo and a big TV.

40:06 Speaker 3: I'm sure he's upgraded since then. I would imagine, yeah,

40:08 Speaker 3: the new stuff, but it was all brand new, top

40:10 Speaker 3: of the line back then.

40:11 Speaker 5: Yeah.

40:11 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that was a change of season.

40:14 Speaker 8: Yeah.

40:14 Speaker 3: The metal band, yep, that's that's really like kind of

40:17 Speaker 3: I think that's like a more folk centric type of

40:21 Speaker 3: music that he studies focuses on. Yeah, you know, most

40:25 Speaker 3: of most of his people, I think I like folk music,

40:27 Speaker 3: so I feel like we were kind of the odds

40:31 Speaker 3: going in there.

40:31 Speaker 8: Now, I'm curious, did he remember, like when you said

40:33 Speaker 8: change of season, did he remember? Yeah, no, clue, Yeah,

40:36 Speaker 8: it was twenty years ago. And plus he's had a

40:38 Speaker 8: lot of people in it now. He sounds like he's

40:40 Speaker 8: pretty busy there.

40:41 Speaker 3: So yeah, yeah, yeah, he's he's uh he does very

40:44 Speaker 3: good work.

40:44 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, no, it sounds I wish I could afford him. Yeah,

40:48 Speaker 8: you know, but uh, it is what it is.

40:50 Speaker 3: And like I said, you know, the money's not going

40:52 Speaker 3: to stop me either.

40:53 Speaker 9: Right right.

40:55 Speaker 8: What is your recording process, because you do it all

40:57 Speaker 8: like you're not working with a studio at all, right,

40:59 Speaker 8: all in.

41:00 Speaker 3: It's all in house. Yeah yeah, yeah, it's just it's

41:03 Speaker 3: on a laptop through ableton yep, you know. And uh,

41:07 Speaker 3: you know, I got I got a real drummer for

41:09 Speaker 3: the first time for the last album. All my other

41:11 Speaker 3: stuff has been a drum machines, you know. So that

41:14 Speaker 3: was really interesting. That was like that was the first

41:17 Speaker 3: time I felt like I was actually like starting to

41:20 Speaker 3: do something professional or not even professional, but like, yeah,

41:23 Speaker 3: I know, I felt like I was doing real work

41:25 Speaker 3: recording a drum set with all the mics and everything. Yeah,

41:29 Speaker 3: but yeah, I mean my setup right now is pretty

41:32 Speaker 3: much me at home smoking weed and playing with my

41:34 Speaker 3: keyboard and playing with my bass and coming up with

41:37 Speaker 3: all this weird stuff.

41:38 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah.

41:41 Speaker 9: Do you uh in terms of these songs, so do

41:44 Speaker 9: you have any oh you said the fall, right, do

41:46 Speaker 9: you plan to do any videos for these?

41:49 Speaker 3: Yeah? I uh, I'm thinking about one right now, but

41:53 Speaker 3: I usually do about two, like like like scripted videos. Yeah,

41:58 Speaker 3: because our albums.

42:00 Speaker 8: The last album I remember you had a video for

42:02 Speaker 8: Brian yeah.

42:03 Speaker 3: Right, and the End of Time I did. I did

42:05 Speaker 3: as well, right right, and that that featured Gary Smith.

42:09 Speaker 3: Mister Gary Smith the hardest working musician in New Hampshire.

42:12 Speaker 8: I say that all the time because his name comes

42:14 Speaker 8: up constantly on the show. I always say, yeah, he's

42:16 Speaker 8: the busiest musician I know.

42:18 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he's he's he's like in seven bands and

42:21 Speaker 3: uh then he does all his like other stuff like

42:23 Speaker 3: studio work and whatnot. Yep, yep, oh, man, I don't

42:27 Speaker 3: know how he does it. He's everywhere.

42:28 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, he really is.

42:30 Speaker 3: But he was he he came up to my house

42:32 Speaker 3: like he recorded. He sent everything over over the internet.

42:38 Speaker 3: But when it came time to do the video, he

42:40 Speaker 3: came to my house. Yeah, and that was the first

42:42 Speaker 3: time we met in person. I asked him to climb

42:45 Speaker 3: up into my attic through a little hole, right, So

42:50 Speaker 3: the whole video is filmed in the attic with these old,

42:52 Speaker 3: like square nails sticking out out of the ceiling right

42:56 Speaker 3: in the head. Yeah, and he did it. He went

42:59 Speaker 3: up there and like a champ. Yeah, and uh we

43:02 Speaker 3: filmed that video. So that video is awesome. Yeah, I

43:05 Speaker 3: think I think it's one of my best videos.

43:07 Speaker 8: Yeah.

43:07 Speaker 3: And then we did Grind with my wife and that

43:10 Speaker 3: was like a whole cast of characters on that one.

43:13 Speaker 4: Yeah.

43:13 Speaker 8: Yeah, So you plan on doing more?

43:15 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, new material. I have no idea what

43:18 Speaker 3: I'm gonna do yet, but I've been like, I've been

43:20 Speaker 3: tossing ideas around.

43:21 Speaker 8: Yeah.

43:22 Speaker 3: You know, I'm only like halfway through the writing process,

43:25 Speaker 3: so I get a little ways to go.

43:26 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah.

43:28 Speaker 9: It's funny how sometimes some people who are not I

43:32 Speaker 9: don't know, social media savvy or whatever, some people have

43:36 Speaker 9: this perception that that music videos are like a dead medium,

43:39 Speaker 9: you know what I mean, Right, Because MTV obviously hasn't

43:42 Speaker 9: for a couple of decades now, really been.

43:44 Speaker 3: But really still making them.

43:45 Speaker 8: And there's more more videos than ever really, right, they're.

43:48 Speaker 3: Still pomping money and do these big videos millions of dollars,

43:51 Speaker 3: so they must be doing something.

43:53 Speaker 9: Yeah, and the technology is advanced now where you know,

43:56 Speaker 9: anybody can do it.

43:59 Speaker 3: And the new U what is it the vo three

44:03 Speaker 3: or whatever is the Google? The new Google? Oh ay

44:05 Speaker 3: that making making the sasquash of logs and all them.

44:09 Speaker 3: Oh my god, they're so good. Yeah, all these things.

44:13 Speaker 3: It's it's blowing my mind.

44:16 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a lot to keep up with.

44:18 Speaker 3: I can't do it, you know what. I'm actually like,

44:20 Speaker 3: I'm trying to, like uh uh uh do everything as

44:23 Speaker 3: practical as possible lately, you know, like like I don't

44:27 Speaker 3: care if it looks cheesy. That's almost the point. Sure, sure,

44:32 Speaker 3: you know, uh man, because it's scary because you can

44:36 Speaker 3: make like beautiful, polished videos now with with just prompts.

44:41 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh yeah, you just tell it what you

44:43 Speaker 3: want and I'll do it.

44:45 Speaker 8: Same with music.

44:45 Speaker 9: We're actually we're talking about that with the Murphy Clark

44:48 Speaker 9: guys like Souno dot com and these we've done it

44:51 Speaker 9: live on the show. Is just an experiment and the

44:53 Speaker 9: stuff it spits out is really good.

44:57 Speaker 3: I've I've used I've used it to separate tracks from

45:01 Speaker 3: old recordings of mine so that I can perform on

45:04 Speaker 3: live No kidding, right right, I've done that. Like uh

45:08 Speaker 3: Me and Huey the Gecko put out an album a

45:10 Speaker 3: few years ago called Pink Chicken, and yeah, I wanted

45:12 Speaker 3: to do some stuff off of that with him, but

45:15 Speaker 3: I didn't have anything.

45:16 Speaker 8: Yeah, I didn't like like that.

45:18 Speaker 3: That was a lot of sending back and forth, and

45:20 Speaker 3: he's like, so he had most of uh uh, like

45:23 Speaker 3: the drums and stuff. I didn't have any of it.

45:25 Speaker 3: So so I used a eye to separate it all

45:27 Speaker 3: and it worked, No kidding. It blows my mind, but

45:30 Speaker 3: I mean, uh I U. I use it to like

45:33 Speaker 3: describe my videos online.

45:35 Speaker 8: Yeah, you know.

45:36 Speaker 3: It just it gets you through all the writing process instantly.

45:39 Speaker 3: I don't mind that, Yeah, I don't mind. I use

45:41 Speaker 3: it a little bit to help me design for flyers.

45:45 Speaker 3: Uh and that's about it. Yeah, you know, but I

45:49 Speaker 3: do use it.

45:50 Speaker 8: Yeah.

45:51 Speaker 3: Yeah, it's scary how like how it can write hit

45:54 Speaker 3: songs and pop songs and they sound so good. I know,

45:58 Speaker 3: it's just putting everybody out of business.

46:00 Speaker 9: Some of the things that Suno has generated actually get

46:03 Speaker 9: stuck in my head and it's like, oh.

46:06 Speaker 3: No, because it's got an algorithm for you.

46:09 Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly exactly, it's it's it's incredible. Of course, the

46:13 Speaker 9: sharks are already circling on that too, like Suno and Udio.

46:17 Speaker 9: There's a lot of people who want to see those

46:19 Speaker 9: go away. But I don't think you can put that

46:20 Speaker 9: genie back.

46:21 Speaker 3: No, No, it's it's out there. It's like Napster.

46:23 Speaker 9: You can't stop right right, Yeah, you got to adapt,

46:26 Speaker 9: and you know, the music industry figure out how.

46:28 Speaker 3: To you know, after after Napster, everybody I learned that,

46:31 Speaker 3: all the all the artists learned that if you just

46:34 Speaker 3: give your music away, you can put the butts in

46:36 Speaker 3: the seats and I sell the tickets, and that's how

46:39 Speaker 3: that's how they got to make money moving forward.

46:41 Speaker 9: Right right, which was really kind of the business model anyway.

46:44 Speaker 9: Just I mean, you always made more money, you know,

46:47 Speaker 9: big big By.

46:48 Speaker 3: The artists never made money off the album exactly. It

46:50 Speaker 3: was always off merch and seats at the shows.

46:54 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, exactly. I remember when I was a kid

46:56 Speaker 9: reading this was when I first kind of realized this.

46:59 Speaker 9: I was reading an inter you with meat Loaf and

47:00 Speaker 9: he was talking about how, you know, people think that

47:03 Speaker 9: people assume that bad Out of Hell, which sold you know,

47:06 Speaker 9: how many ever gazillion copies, made him rich.

47:09 Speaker 8: And he's like, no, right, yeah, yeah, I mean that's

47:12 Speaker 8: what he said.

47:12 Speaker 9: That and touring and he said he's the said he

47:15 Speaker 9: made he would get something like a quarter, like like

47:18 Speaker 9: literally twenty five cents per unit right for for albums sold.

47:22 Speaker 16: You know.

47:23 Speaker 8: It's like it kind of opened my eyes. So so

47:25 Speaker 8: that's how that works.

47:26 Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, the record company get recoups all that money yep, yep,

47:30 Speaker 3: you know, forever, and they make you a big name

47:35 Speaker 3: for that. You can make your own money somewhere else.

47:36 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, which is that there's value in that, right,

47:39 Speaker 9: But but yeah, it's a it's an interesting time to

47:43 Speaker 9: be alive, that's for sure.

47:45 Speaker 8: That's for sure. So you now, do you know when

47:47 Speaker 8: your next show is? After after the show tonight or you?

47:51 Speaker 4: Yeah?

47:51 Speaker 8: Just kind of okay.

47:52 Speaker 3: So so I got like three more shows after this.

47:55 Speaker 3: I got August twentieth, the sand Down Farmers Market, yeah,

47:59 Speaker 3: play in the apartments market, and August thirtieth, I am

48:02 Speaker 3: playing the Keen Music Festival.

48:04 Speaker 8: Oh, very cool.

48:06 Speaker 3: I'm excited about that. I've I've been trying for like

48:08 Speaker 3: three years now, and so I got in this year.

48:12 Speaker 5: Nice.

48:12 Speaker 4: Good.

48:12 Speaker 3: And then October twenty fifth, I'm playing Grafton Palooza.

48:16 Speaker 8: Okay, which is a new festival show. Oh that's new okay.

48:21 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but you know it seems like he's gathering

48:25 Speaker 3: up a bunch of names. So yeah, sweet, excited for

48:27 Speaker 3: that one as well. I'm excited.

48:29 Speaker 8: No, that's good. That's good. Yeah, because you mentioned it,

48:31 Speaker 8: it's hard to find find venues to play, right, Yeah,

48:36 Speaker 8: I would. I would think you'd be kind of a dream.

48:39 Speaker 9: A dream performer for a lot of venues because you're

48:42 Speaker 9: because you are self contained, right, right?

48:44 Speaker 8: Is it that they just don't get it? They just

48:46 Speaker 8: don't get what you're doing.

48:47 Speaker 3: I don't know.

48:49 Speaker 4: I have no idea.

48:50 Speaker 3: Like, honestly, if I knew what it was, then i'd

48:53 Speaker 3: be able to.

48:53 Speaker 9: Fix it, because I'm sure that happens too, especially if

48:56 Speaker 9: you're dealing with somebody who maybe as a club owner,

48:58 Speaker 9: but they're you know, maybe they're.

48:59 Speaker 3: Just they just don't get it.

49:01 Speaker 8: They're just older and they don't you know, you explained

49:04 Speaker 8: to them.

49:05 Speaker 3: Most solo guys have a guitar, or exactly most most

49:09 Speaker 3: of the time they have an acoustic guitar.

49:11 Speaker 8: Mm hmm, yeah exactly. So you tell them or you

49:15 Speaker 8: show them what you're doing, and they're like.

49:17 Speaker 3: Right, when I decided I was going to start doing this,

49:21 Speaker 3: I wanted to be different. Everybody out there goes out

49:25 Speaker 3: of your guests that play music, they play on acoustic guitar.

49:28 Speaker 3: And anytime you have somebody like like ce Bbie when

49:33 Speaker 3: she came in on a keyboard or an electric guitar,

49:37 Speaker 3: or if I see a bass player come into your show,

49:39 Speaker 3: I'm on it.

49:40 Speaker 8: Yep.

49:40 Speaker 3: But you know a lot of times when once the

49:43 Speaker 3: acoustics starts strumming, I'm I'm I'm out.

49:46 Speaker 8: Yeah a little bit, you know, you know what you're getting. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so.

49:50 Speaker 3: I'm you know, I wanted to I wanted to be

49:53 Speaker 3: something different that I enjoyed. I wanted to see someone

49:56 Speaker 3: do No.

49:57 Speaker 8: I love it. I love it. I think it's awesome

49:59 Speaker 8: than you do.

50:00 Speaker 9: You get people who when you when you do play live,

50:03 Speaker 9: like do people come up to you afterward and they're

50:05 Speaker 9: like kind of surprised, like like does it end up

50:09 Speaker 9: being something different than what they were expecting maybe.

50:11 Speaker 3: Or yeah, I mean if there's people there, like I've

50:14 Speaker 3: played the empty houses before, you know, and you just

50:17 Speaker 3: play it like a practice.

50:18 Speaker 8: Sure, yeah.

50:19 Speaker 4: Yeah.

50:19 Speaker 3: I usually get really really good reception yeah, from people

50:25 Speaker 3: to play live because they've never seen anything like.

50:27 Speaker 8: It, right exactly?

50:29 Speaker 9: Yeah, who, like, is there somebody out there who does

50:32 Speaker 9: something even remotely close to what you do that you

50:34 Speaker 9: can think of, or.

50:36 Speaker 3: There's a bunch of busking people like, oh yeah, you

50:40 Speaker 3: use like like pedals, use a loop stations?

50:44 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, I've seen that.

50:45 Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's that's about it. I haven't really seen

50:48 Speaker 3: any like that I know of that I can think

50:51 Speaker 3: about the top of my head bass players that do

50:53 Speaker 3: anything like this.

50:54 Speaker 8: Yeah.

50:55 Speaker 9: I was curious partly because I wondered if if there

50:57 Speaker 9: was someone you kind of tried to pattern your process after.

51:00 Speaker 3: Or like it stole from everybody? Yeah, a little bit

51:03 Speaker 3: from everybody.

51:03 Speaker 8: Yeah No, but you've.

51:05 Speaker 9: Made it your own and it's it's really unique. So

51:07 Speaker 9: I think that's I think that's amazing everything that you've recorded,

51:11 Speaker 9: because you have recorded all the time goes so quick,

51:13 Speaker 9: but you have recorded a lot of music.

51:14 Speaker 3: Is it all seven albums I've put out and.

51:16 Speaker 8: It's all online, it's all it's all in band camp,

51:19 Speaker 8: it's everywhere.

51:20 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, the old disttro Kid they give it to everybody.

51:23 Speaker 9: Oh yes, yes, very good, very good. So we should

51:28 Speaker 9: remind people one more time about tonight's show.

51:30 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'll be playing at Terminus Underground, Yeah,

51:35 Speaker 3: Haynes Street in Nashville and New Hampshire. All right, I'm

51:38 Speaker 3: gonna be playing with Atlanta Corvette with the great Huey

51:42 Speaker 3: the Get Go.

51:43 Speaker 8: Yeah. We love Paradise and the Whole Loaf. Great great bands.

51:49 Speaker 9: We haven't We've had all of them, except we haven't

51:51 Speaker 9: had Paradise, have we, I don't.

51:54 Speaker 10: Think so they're just called Yeah, you should have them

51:57 Speaker 10: contact me.

51:58 Speaker 8: We had somebody on the show with that in their name, right, yes, yeah,

52:01 Speaker 8: but not but not just Paradise. But yeah, it's just

52:03 Speaker 8: two of them.

52:04 Speaker 3: I think a keyboard play. I haven't seen them yet,

52:09 Speaker 3: but I think it's just two of them. It's a dual.

52:12 Speaker 9: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, we'll have to h we'll have

52:14 Speaker 9: to get them on and you know, and obviously we

52:16 Speaker 9: love what what they do, Eleanor and Andre, what they've

52:18 Speaker 9: done with.

52:20 Speaker 8: Amazing, amazing, very good, very good.

52:23 Speaker 9: In a moment, think think about I'll let you think

52:27 Speaker 9: about this while Jenny uh talks about what's going on tomorrow.

52:30 Speaker 9: But think about what you want me to play to

52:32 Speaker 9: end the show. I'll play one more track from Aaron

52:34 Speaker 9: and the Argonauts, one more studio track.

52:36 Speaker 8: But Jenny, what's going on tomorrow? Tomorrow?

52:39 Speaker 10: Are you gonna find Matt and I at the Great

52:40 Speaker 10: North Airworks for the Sunday Shakedown from one to five pm.

52:44 Speaker 10: Join artisans, local vendors, all kinds of great stuff there

52:48 Speaker 10: if you want to take a tootle down there today.

52:50 Speaker 10: They're also doing me here on tied I. I made

52:53 Speaker 10: myself a zip up last year. It came out really great. Yeah,

52:55 Speaker 10: so check out the Great North Airworks. They are located

52:58 Speaker 10: right here in the Queen City on holt.

53:01 Speaker 8: A ten fifty holt ap And you said it's one

53:03 Speaker 8: to five, one.

53:04 Speaker 10: To five, Yes, tomorrow, the Artisan the Sunday Shakedown, the

53:09 Speaker 10: Great Artisan Event. There's going to be lots of great

53:12 Speaker 10: yeah sorry, small business companies there.

53:15 Speaker 3: He'll croft.

53:17 Speaker 8: Jewelry, all kinds of goodies and then down and check

53:20 Speaker 8: it out. And there's something there today too.

53:22 Speaker 10: Right today, they're doing make your Own Tied Eye this afternoon.

53:25 Speaker 8: Yes, okay, they do.

53:26 Speaker 10: You usually have t shirts and sweatshirts and all kinds

53:28 Speaker 10: of fun stuff and the lady that does it is

53:30 Speaker 10: just absolutely incredible.

53:31 Speaker 8: I made myself a gorgeous zip up last year. Yeah,

53:33 Speaker 8: fishes in town, so it's a it's a weekend for tid.

53:36 Speaker 10: Eye for tied Eye and they have a great Tied

53:39 Speaker 10: I beer. So check out Great North Airworks.

53:42 Speaker 8: And you should plug your website too, because you've been

53:44 Speaker 8: doing a lot of stuff.

53:45 Speaker 10: Yeah, you want to find out more about me in

53:47 Speaker 10: the trouble that I get into, go to Gencoffee dot com,

53:49 Speaker 10: j E N N c O F F e y

53:52 Speaker 10: dot com.

53:52 Speaker 9: And by the way, our friend Slicko who called in

53:55 Speaker 9: earlier too, he's got a show tonight, hip hop show

53:58 Speaker 9: at Club Madison and Hampton. I'm not familiar with Club Madison,

54:01 Speaker 9: but it sounds like it's a new new venue. But

54:03 Speaker 9: I was great to hear from him because it's been

54:05 Speaker 9: literally years since we've since we've really talked.

54:08 Speaker 8: To him as from the past.

54:10 Speaker 3: Don't be so distant.

54:12 Speaker 9: And also to just keep an eye on your social

54:14 Speaker 9: media because I believe this afternoon, Eric Pilcher and I

54:17 Speaker 9: will do another live stream of our podcast Tough Bumps.

54:21 Speaker 9: Uh so that will be today as well. So yes, yes,

54:27 Speaker 9: so always a lot going on. But thank you to

54:29 Speaker 9: everyone who joined us today. Of course Moonlight Eclips who

54:32 Speaker 9: joined us online all the way from Ireland, and uh,

54:35 Speaker 9: let's see. And then of course we had the Murphy

54:37 Speaker 9: Clark Band in the second hour, so thank you to

54:38 Speaker 9: Brian Murphy and Mike Clark. And if you miss any

54:42 Speaker 9: part of today's show, it'll be up in just a

54:43 Speaker 9: little bit at wmnhradio dot organ on my website Matt

54:46 Speaker 9: connorton dot com. And of course Aaron Billidoh, thank you

54:48 Speaker 9: so much, always always so much fun to have you on.

54:51 Speaker 9: And uh, good luck tonight at the show of course

54:54 Speaker 9: at Terminus Underground in Nashua.

54:57 Speaker 3: And what should we play it on the show, Hiding

55:00 Speaker 3: behind the Sun.

55:01 Speaker 9: Hiding behind the Sun from Aaron and the Argonauts. Let

55:05 Speaker 9: me get that all right, Very good, very good, and

55:09 Speaker 9: thank you again, thank you.

55:10 Speaker 8: Everybody, thank you for having me.

55:11 Speaker 9: We joined us today. Absolutely we will do it again

55:13 Speaker 9: in the future, and we'll close out with this. This

55:15 Speaker 9: is Hiding behind the Sun from the album Aaron and

55:18 Speaker 9: the Argonauts by Aaron Bilodeo.

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