Matt Connarton Unleashed 7-6-24 hour 1

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M I love that that is falling into place. The band is jam tomorrow and we're gonna hear some more from those guys in just a couple of minutes. And to open up the show today, we had Hope the Rapper, the brand new single Closed Gap. As we are in week four of our ten weeks of world radio premieres of new singles from our friend Hope the Rapper, this is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we're live from these studios of WMNH ninety five point three FM in glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Also, of course we are on Facebook this week, so happy to say that with our new cameras and such and so very very excited.

Today is July six, two twenty four. Jenny is here at the news desk or news table. I am present. Yes, yes, I don't have your I don't have your music for some reason, I couldn't find it. I don't know. I will have to re download it. Jenny has theme music, you know, music we could hummet. That's about all I remember of it. Yeah, and so we've got a fun show for you today. We have Jam tomorrow, who are going to introduce in a moment, and then in the second hour we have Cura Curtis and in the third hour we have mister Goodbars joining us.

So lots going on, lots of music today, of course, but we'll go ahead and introduce. Well. Actually these guys have been with us on the show before, Mike, Mark and Gary and hell Gary, you were here last night on rob Azevito show. Grantited state of mind. That's something we should mention too for those who don't know. If you enjoy these musicians that we have on there's another show here on WMNH that does something similar for an hour on Fridays from six to seven pm. Rob az Vito Grantite State of Mind does a fantastic job.

He's been doing it for a long time and he's got the brand new place Pembroke City Limits, which is very cool. So we should give that a plug. We've been wanting to get Rob on Wednesday, what's that Wednesday of this coming week week on Thursday, We're probably gonna both be there, will be there. I'm sure outstanding. So excited perhaps, Yeah, very good, Yeah, No, it's great work. So hard to get to this point. I'm just really excited. Yeah, and it's exciting to see, you know, whenever a new place opens up that can uh really sort of accommodate the music scene locally, because there's so much incredible talent around here that that's you know, that's a great thing to see.

Garry's struggling with that Mike a little bit. There we go,

just don't to The trick is not to actually the trick is not to breathe on it. Actually, the best thing is to not even look directly at it at Yeah, don't even look at it. It's very fine. Yeah, pretend it's not there anyway. But yeah, so we have jam tomorrow here with us live in studio, so that was falling into place one of the two studio tracks that we're gonna play today. We have another one that will play at the end of the hour. And I love both of these guys. Great, great job, thank you very much.

Yeah, absolutely, really really good, really good. Where did you record these? Those are records at board House Productions and Brookline. He does like Roots of Creation. He's bad Fish's sound guys. Okay, he's recorded our Fox and Flamingo stuff too. He's a great dude. Yeah. Yeah. It's an awesome setup too, because the whole front of his studio as he's what he's looking at his desk is all G five, it's all digital giant screen. And then behind him he's got a rack of like twenty or twenty four old school analog rigs.

Yeah, he just knows how to blend, you know, the solid state with the cutting edge to bring out all the nuances that really just make everything sound so good. Yeah, yeah, no, it sounds amazing. Are you, is there a long term plan to do? Are you gonna just keep releasing singles? Are you going to do an EP or an album or what's or do you know yet? No? I think we we finally got in the studio last year, but we haven't been in the studio since like October, I think of last year. Yeah, so we really haven't.

It's been a while. We need to get back on that. We have twenty originals to record, no kidding, So I don't know if we want to try to put out a EP or an LP or a double album or I guess that kind of depends on how things get paced and in the next six months or so. Yeah, yeah, you've got well, how long has this project been around? It hasn't been that long, right, So Mark and I started pretty much when covid got nasty. So what was that was that? Four years ago? Twenty nineteen, five years ago, twenty yeah?

Four years yeah, So we started just sitting six feet apart from each other, yeah, and just doing covers just to kind of not go crazy with all the madness that was happening in the world. Yeah, and then we somehow when people started booking gigs again. We've the gig here and there and started writing some originals. That song that you just played actually falling into places our first original. It's kind of a COVID song, but I feel like it's a that's the first one you guys wrote together. Yeah, oh wow, no kidding.

I started with the chorus instead of the verse. I didn't even know what I was doing. I noticed that listening to it. It's one of those songs where, yeah, where the chorus kind of sounds like it might be the verse, and the verse kind of sounds like the chorus. It reminded me of ooh child that song is to me, that's like the classic example of that, where you know it's kind of inverted and it fools you a little bit when you're listening to it, which I love. I love that, and I was afraid it was going to kind of fall out once all the COVID madness sort of receded into the background, But I feel like it it's sort of just about hard times and changing time, so it's sort of apropos now as much as it was then.

Well, the good news in terms of the song and it's relevance is the madness has never received only the COVID part as we're a post pandemic. But the madness itself, I think that's uh well, I think COVID's with us forever too. But but so is the madness. Yeah, I it's a permanent passenger in our American I believe so. I believe so, guys, I'm dying to hear you to play something live. I really enjoyed this the last time you were on with us, and uh, of course this is the first time. Well again, Gary, you were here last night, but but uh as jam tomorrow.

This will be the first time in the new in the new studio. By the way, do you like the new Uh you like the new digs? I do. It's very cool. Yeah. Yeah, everything's nice and new and clean and love it. I love it. Sounds good in here too. Yeah. Yeah, it's not bad. It's not bad. Better parking better, much better parking. Yes, yeah, we were, Yeah, we were talking about that last night because I came in to do uh So Friday Nights from May two eleven is Retrospectrum Radio with poly C and I'm a co host on that show, and we were talking about how you know, because the sky just opened up and it was pouring and how nice it was to be able to just pull up to the door and park and you know, not have to park locks away or were at a parking garage and then try not to get soaked.

But uh, yeah, if you guys want to play something for us, what do you what do you want to what do you want to play? To start, we got a song called playing the Blues, Living the Blues. We wrote this pretty recently. I'm not sure where it came from. It's just thinking about this guy, probably a draft dodger Vietnam era, and the story just sort of came together. But he did something and then he decided to run, and uh he never stopped. So this one's called Living the Blues. All right, wonderful jam tomorrow live in studio.

When it started back in nineteen sixty eight, outside out of Sioux Fall with a queenslin left me Sula Blue lights were right behind, doing ninety five with Freedom on Mi My South Dakota seemed far enough away, drove a thousand miles to the break of day. Barty gets off stolen money in my shoes, laying on the run and living the Blue, Living the Blue, laying on the run, eyes wide opened, I have some fun fire, eyes in front of me on the path, I sho living on the runt the blue, the hands the blue, got a nine to five downtown Mexico, just standing alive and taking its bloody knuckles from turning a wrench better than bloody body in a sigone trench, sliding lights, let the rainbow bomb, drinking whiskey underneath the stock under the raidar just paying my to playing on the run and living in the blue.

H live in the blue, playing on the run. That's why I don't, Ben, I have some fun. Eyes in front of me on the path, but you living on the run and play in the blue. Play time. It's the game. I don't play so well. Don't let it show these things I can't tell. Got nothing but time to lay his game. I just smiled, sing along on the stink. Ain't that the quit in the quit pro woke? Or if he just looks back because he just don't know? Oh, Ben, I don't see my name in the news, playing on the run and live in the blue,

live in the blue, playing on the run, eyes wide open to have some fun, but eyes in front of me on the path, living on the road, man playing the blue, playing the blue, playing in the blue in the h Well done, guys, Wow, that was gorgeously.

I was gorgeous talking about early No, that was that was excellent. If you're just joining us, we have jam tomorrow here with us live in studio this morning, and uh sounding great. I love that. I love that. You guys are are you guys playing out a lot? Are you doing a lot of shows? Yeah, we're just this is a gig. Well for as this arrangement, this is a gig six out of seven in five or six weeks. So we're doing We're gonna be joining Gary at City Limits on Thursday night, jumping up for a couple of songs, and then I think we actually don't have anything in the books for a while.

We're looking to book some stuff talking to a couple of venues we played out before. But yeah, we came out of just doing We played at wing ITTs on the fourth of July. We played at the Paki and hooks it. We played a four hour gig there the week before that. We had a the week before that show before that. So it's been good. It's been been a lot of fun and people seem to be really receptive to the new stuff because we've got three songs that are just a couple of months old. Yeah, yeah, outstanding, outstanding.

Now are you so Gary? Of course? Uh? You obviously you play solo sometimes, you were on Rob Show last night, and you also you have Fox and the Flamingos. Yep. Always amazing. I always I always say that song straight is it Don't Be a Stranger? Don't Be a Stranger? Yeah, you got a hit song there, dude. It's finally on Spotify so you can hear outstanding. And now usually it's the drummers that are in a million different bands. You're you're pretty busy. Yeah, the basis too. Yeah, yeah, exactly exactly.

Do you have any other projects? Yeah, I mean I've been working with Cosmic Blossom Collective, which is a cool group there. They went through some changes and I brought a drummer from a fusion band I kind of dabble with, and we kind of joined them for a Strange Creek and we're playing with them at trout Stock and town and stuff. So I went down recorded with them a few weeks go down at the Cape, so put down some basslines for four songs. So they have some they have some stuff coming out too, excellent, excellent.

How about you, Mark, what else have you got going? Nothing? Really? I work almost six hours a week. Yeah, so you got yeah, you got your hands full well. And you play at church all the time too, Yeah most Sundays. Oh okay. I actually played more live rock and stuff there than kid Yeah a voue Mike, No, this is it. I am. I'm trying to not over commit myself. Yeah, that's sort of one of my faults. Yeah, and to over commit. So I'm actually stepping back from other stuff. But I just stepped off of I was on the board for the Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.

I just finished my term there and did not renew my term there. I'm writing very little for New Hampshire magazine now, just a couple of articles a year at this point. So I'm actually trying to just be a little more low key and not always have something to do every day. Wow. Yeah for right now? This is this is plenty. Say you were being lowkey? Yes, oh okay, well that's sorry. Is that is that a fourth subject? But I would think being low key would be very time consuming that comes with that, trying to be a different places.

Well, you guys, actually we should say all everybody on the Facebook live chat and then I'd love to hear another one. Let's see we have Aid. I'm sorry, Aid, how do you say that? I don't know how to say that last name, so I'm not going to butcher it. Aid. Congratulations on this. Uh oh, this is spam. We've got a spammer in the chat room trying to sell it something. Yeah, never never mind, you Aid with your spam now trying to Actually I'll go ahead and read it. Congratulations on this. Do you know that podcast is not just recording, but it's about building a strong fan base.

And then there's a a helpful link which I'm not going to uh click, but thank you, Aid. Take take some notes, Matt. Clearly this is your first rodeo. Yes, yeah, I know it's been a while since I've seen a spammer in there, like we have, you know, the the AI people from Greensboro, North Carolina, but an actual spammer. I haven't seen it there lately. Andre Dumont, of course from Dead Harris Andres Amazing says good morning you awesome and amazing people. Thank you. Andre B. Pinarda big supporter of the show says love this song.

Yeah, me too, absolutely. Eric uh In Palamini, did I say it correctly? From Temple Mountain says says I could listen to them all day. Yes, thanks Eric, and we have actually in the second hour, Cura Curtis, who I believe was a referral from Temple correct. Yes, she's gonna be coming in. Melanie Liberty of course from the Great State of Vermont, says nice, nice beard, mister yellow shirt. Yeah, yeah, she likes your beard. Melanie of course, quite the aficionado of beards, so totally judging. Yeah, yeah, yeah, not too many good ginger beards out there.

Yeah, that's a good ginger beard. Yes, with a good ginger right right. I would not put you in the darkened Stormy Jay fed of course also in the Facebook live chat and says, good morning everyone. Let's see I just want to make sure we don't miss anybody in here. Oh and Bruce from Legion of Solace, Bruce, I was wearing your shirt the other day, your Legion of Solid shirt, says good good morning friends, Hope Paul as well, now what I'm wearing. Oh yeah, you've got the shirt? Yes, there you go Jenny's uh, Jenny's got it.

No, Bruce was fine. Yeah, when Bruce was on the show, he was kind enough to bring us shirt said, they dottimes people include me. That's right, That's right they do. Legion of Solace is great. They do a lot for the music scene. When I when I first heard the name Legion of Solace, I assumed it was a band, but no, it's actually a really good, uh promotional organization. And Joey Painter, who was on the show not too long ago, says, what up? You know it's you and then multiple piece. Yeah, that was great too.

Loved having Joey Painter on with us. Bruce says, greatly appreciate the support. Well, we appreciate you, Bruce. All right, I'm dying to hear another song. What do you guys? What are you guys gonna play next? We got another, a new ish one. We actually we wrote this. Yeah, normally, normally we we don't write songs together. Normally, I'll take music that one of these guys has come up with, or if we're rehearsing, I'll just put my phone on record when I go, you know, grab a beer or something, and some magical happen, and then I kind of take that away to my lair and I put lyrics to it.

Because my creative process, I'm usually pretty selfish with it. But this was actually one that Mark and I were sitting out on the porch in the rain and we wrote this together, smoking cigars and probably drinking some whisky. So this is actually called things in the Rain, all right, very good things in the rain, and the band is Jam Tomorrow. They are here with us live in studio. He's sings in the rain when he's all alone. You should be so Heardstone just singing to the bird out on the street rolling by with their silent feet.

He sings in the rings like everybody, he's got pain bots, he sings nonetheless, best way to be free from stress. He sings in the rings like everybody he's got pain bot. He sings none the less, best way to be free from stretch. Yeah, she sings in the rain from behind her window. Pain hasn't left this please, since the world sped up its pain. Just sing to reflection. Nurse gives her to injection life ros By no connection.

She sings in the rain. Nobody there, so why complained? But she sings anyway, best way to pass the day? She sings in the rain.

Nobody there, so why complain a bunch of things? Anyway? Best way to pass the day? You do? Do you do? Dude?

She sneaks out up her bed room, set temporary escape from this hell.

He means her outside, remembering how the hell worl used to be so wide. They sing in the rain, she and he. That's why they remain. Didn't used to fine this kind of piece of my just singing to the dog. Silly souls lost themselves in the park, they in their roles,

happy dress, in the coats they stole up. They sing in the rains

much to though worlds just changed, but they sing all the same. Only wait to please this game. They sing in the red much to the world just sting, but they sing all sing only wait to play this game, To play this game, to play this game, play this game. Well done, gentlemen, well done. Thank you. Jam tomorrow live in studio with us today. Of course we have Mike, Mark and Gary from the band a jam Tomorrow and another great song and if you're just joining us, by the way, at the top of the show. One of the tracks we played was the New single from These Guys falling into Place.

So if you miss it, of course, you know it'll be up in the archive when the podcast is posted later. I recommend definitely checking it out. And we're gonna be playing a second studio track from these Guys at the top of the hour at the end of the segment, which I'm really looking forward to sharing with everyone as well. So so really really good. And now you were saying earlier you've got like twenty originals in this band, is that? Yeah, at least we have some that we've actually forgot we have and like, oh, we haven't played this one in a couple of years, nodding this off and play it again.

Yeah, yeah, No, that's that's great. That's great. Do you do any covers when you play live or is it strictly originals or yeah, we we probably got one hundred and twenty five or one hundred and fifty covers in our catalog. Oh my god. Really, we switch it up as often as we can do. We do a lot of originals, so we usually do thirty thirty five percent of our total set list will be original peppered in. Yeah, we usually play fifteen or twenty of them. Yeah, yeah, and we like like the fact that the venues that we play at don't tell us not to play, right, Yeah, we kind of avoid those gigs.

Well, I feel like, you know, with the way that you asked play, you know, it probably opens up a lot of opportunities as far as it seems like there's a lot of different types of venues where you can play with a project like this, especially like non drum friendly venues, right right, yeah, yeah, exactly. Oh that we did have a cojone player, Mike Freeman, sat in with us last weekend at the pack He's seventh anniversary, and that was awesome. I just sent him a set list and some rough recordings of roughs of all of our originals, you know, just done on an iPhone, right, just so we have something that we can kind of reference in case we forget how we did it a year later.

Right, And he killed it. He familiarized himself and laid back until you know, into the first verse and the chorus kicked in. They kind of found out where you could fit in on the track, and I think we got a lot more engagement by virtue of that. So we'll probably have him back on some other sets. In the future. Well that's cool too, to have something where you can have someone sit in or not sit in, and you know you have some flexibility there. Actually now and I think of it, I've forgot about this, but we kind of did that with Chemical Distance totally.

Yeah, because we had a drummer toward the end. Yeah, Mark Brennan. Yeah, yeah, he'p in touch with him. I see him on social media every once in a while. I think he still works at Stony Field with Desa Kinsel but I'm not sure. Yeah, I know he's in I see him posting that he's doing other musical stuff. But okay, I not had a chance to catch him yet. Yeah, great guy and super talented. I mean those few shows that he did play with us, I thought, oh yeah, and then well two of the cuts on the album are so For those of you that don't know, Matt and I were in a band about fifteen years ago called Chemical Distance with the amazing Auto Kinseler, and uh yeah, he did five drums on a couple of those.

You can you can actually find that on most platforms. Still the Pain in the Progress Chemical Distance. Every once in a while. I still play Sign of the Times on the show. Nice. Yeah, yeah, we gotta we gotta turn that over so we can do that with this project. That would be a lot of fun. You should, you absolutely should. Twenty four bars a heat Yeah, there you go, there you go. Well, you guys want to play you want to play one more live? Sure? This is I think this is probably my favorite of our originals.

I think probably Mark two, definitely in the top three. I I kind of channeled this song. I don't know who this person is. I can I can see them, I can see where they are. It's not me, but I very much came through me. I don't even feel like I wrote this song. I feel like the song has sort of flowed into me from the universe. I know that sounds kind of hokey, not to Edgar Casey for anybody out there, but but I really can't. I don't feel like I can take responsibility for this song, even though it flowed through my hand.

Interesting. This one's called motor Lodge all right, jam tomorrow alive in studio Sometime sad thing you don't even here. Sometimes I think I don't want you to hear he Sometimes I think I'm missing your time. But that's the hump time.

I don't miss you so much. Sometimes I find I wish for your smile. That's sometimes I stand in the rain wayit in a while after.

Sometimes I want to know where you went. That's the hum time I questioned my intent. It comes to questions every single time, never answers, never anything she most sublime, And it comes question what do us come you? What do you beleive? Want? Are you going through? Go in through?

Oftentimes I don't remember the moment and that past. Oftentimes I can't distinguish the first from the line. Often times I feel I've walked in these foods, steps be born, and often times I see my handprints on the hunchel. Ofttimes I find I reach for your hands, but then of times it disappears again hand. Often times I want to what have been to we? Oftentimes I question what mahade me? It jumps to questions every single time, never answers, never anything he busted. Time it comes to questions, do you ask of you?

What do you believe? What are you thinking? It is true? Thinking it is true? Most times I fear I've lost myself in the past. Most times I fear I've let the wrong moment laugh both times it is, it's beginning the me right all and most times I can't predict my fall. Mooth times, I don't know what whatever wrong. In most times I can't believe I'm siner. Most times I don't know how it spelled any and most time sid question once round the bends, round the bend. It costs question every single time, never answer, Never anything that most sublime.

It cost questions? But did you ask of you until you believe one of you gone? You done? You don't, you don't, you don't, you don't. Oh my god, is so good. That was awesome. That is so good. I think did you guys play that the last time that you were here? We might have. I tried to pull up the set list from the last time we were here, but I'm not sure. Yeah, it's just because it seemed familiar. I seem to remember. I seem to remember you playing it before and well it is, yeah, and I seem to recall having the same reaction like, Wow, what an incredible song.

Thank you. That'll probably be the next the next song that we drop. We've got it recording, we just got to get it mixed out. Yeah, And I can see why, you know, you might think you sort of channeled it or however you put it. You know, it's it's it's otherworldly. It's so good. I can see this guy sitting on a bed in a motor lodge making some really difficult decisions about his life. Interestingly, that's why we call it motor lodge. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, that is really good if you are just joining us.

Jam Tomorrow is here with us. By the way, our friend Bruce from Legion of Solace was asking do you guys play all over in New England or do you stick to New Hampshire. We're open a conversation about anything. Yeah, for sure. Yeah you can. You can find me on you can tag us on the Facebook post and the Jam Tomorrow page, or I can drop a comment in afterwards and shoot you my email address. You can you just reach me at m HP second Windwater dot com. Yeah, he's someone who would be really good to connect.

You love to talk, definitely, definitely. Where else should people go online to keep up with everything that you guys are doing? Gary, what's your website? My website is just d H g U R S dot com. It's my old like Instagram name from a mountain Biker. Yeah, but sixth Letter website was a good thing. That has all my different projects and there's Jam Tomorrow clips and stuff on there and all our information and you can contact me through there too if that's easier. We also have a YouTube channel. We've got a couple of videos up there, but working on populating some more, and you can find us on Facebook at Jam Tomorrow Dash the band to be confused with Jam Tomorrow the Lunchbox or Jam Tomorrow the Sleeping Bag, Jam Tomorrow the Flamethrower.

The kids love that one. Yes, yes, babe, Oh tell us again too. We talked about it last time. But where the name comes from, so it's a it's a Lewis Carroll reference from through the Looking Glass. It's sort of a weird word play on the Latin four I am. But it became in political parlance in the late eighteen hundreds early nineteen hundreds. It became sort of a mocking statement about unfulfilled political promises. But it also came down to the fact that when we first started the project, we had a hard time schedule and rehearsal.

So it's like, oh can we jam today, and now we can jam tomorrow. Though the reference from through the Looking Glass is actually the Red Queen sitting with Alice, and Alice asks they're having tea, and Alice asked if they can if you got some jam, and the Queen says, jam tomorrow, Jam yesterday, but never jam today. And we make a lot of Lewis Carroll references in our songs. Actually that feel like the end of the Red Queen's Race from falling into place, the Red Queen had to run as fast as you possibly could just stay in one place.

Do you think you might actually remember a song about the same topic from back in Chemical Distances Red Queen's Race. So I tell everybody that was our hit. That was our hit. Yeah, so yeah, I definitely recycle that concept. It's a I think it's a potent metaphor for life. A lot of the time, just having to run as fast as you can to not get anywhere. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. There was a lot of when we wereverse getting together, the phone calls back with you and you want to jam tomorrow. So I think saying that enough, you know what?

Oh yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. Well, guys, this has been wonderful. I really I love what you're doing. I love the project. Like I said, I love these new studio tracks. I love hearing you live just really great anything this weekend? Do you play anywhere this weekend or next weekend? Our listeners should know about city limits in Pembroke nine six to nine, there'll be us. There'll be a bunch of different local New Hampshire musicians coming by playing a few songs. So it'll it's kind of I call it Gary's musical gathering.

So it's a bunch of different my friends from different bands and just music friends I have are gonna come by play a couple of songs outstanding, So yeah, it should be fun. Outstanding and say hi to Rob's new spot. Yeah yeah, congratulations to Rob as a Vito on that. That's amazing. Thank you so much for having us. Oh yes, oh absolutely, thank you guys. This has been this has been wonderful. So we'll finish off with this studio track, beautiful Loser. What should we know about this? So Mark and I went to see Chris Tila, mandolinist for Nickel Creek.

Okay, Fulbright Scholar Award winner, just an amazing singer, songwriter, musician, performer, all around super impressive guy. Walked up. He had two mics, one for his instrument and one for him, and that was the whole thing. He didn't change this from his whole set. Yeah, it was a great show. I'd never heard of him, but then I realized I knew him from Goat Rodeo and he plays with that crew Yo yo maa Edgar Meyer, and so I actually did know some of his material. But he did a couple of Leonard Cohen songs and a lot of bluegrass as well, and somehow that just turned into me deciding to do a tribute to Leonard Cohen in bluegrass style.

Okay, so that's the cut. Gary's actually playing a really cool seven foot tall double bass. Recorded this at the same Boardhouse studios. Pete is amazing and he made us sound really good. So yeah, so it's a bluegrass song, sort of a departure for us. Yeah yeah, all right, very good jam tomorrow. Thank you guys again so much. And here it is. This track is called Beautiful Loser, a b hold in the fabric of space and time. Like I needed a dollar and I had a dime. A ben to both ends of the missis Hippi from the Minnesota Highlands to the New Orleans Ocean, she grips me.

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