Matt Connarton Unleashed: Shawn Manch

0:10 Speaker 1: Maybe at the boardwalk over on Main Street. We can

0:16 Speaker 1: walk downtown. Let's see who we may sitting in.

0:21 Speaker 2: The summertime on a local brewer class some.

0:24 Speaker 1: High Not like a summer night and Maine, just another.

0:31 Speaker 2: Summer night and May.

0:35 Speaker 1: Just another summer night in May. Just another summer night

0:42 Speaker 1: in May. Yet another summer night. And may we sit

1:01 Speaker 1: back campfire that we made on the beach with a

1:06 Speaker 1: or not like this. Nothing's out of reach from the

1:10 Speaker 1: doors to the ocean and never seems the same. Nothing

1:16 Speaker 1: like summer night in May. Yeah, just another summer night

1:22 Speaker 1: in May. Just Ano, summer night in May. Just Ano

1:31 Speaker 1: summer night in May. This nothing like summer night in May.

1:38 Speaker 3: Of gay, summer night mad.

1:58 Speaker 4: Just to know summer that is cool.

2:01 Speaker 5: Welcome back, everybody. We are well in our number two

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2:28 Speaker 5: five point three FM. Today is Saturday, February twenty two,

2:32 Speaker 5: twenty twenty five. Jenny is here, of course, at the

2:35 Speaker 5: news table, present account of and let's see let me

2:39 Speaker 5: get those mics up here. We have joined us live

2:42 Speaker 5: in studio. The man who performed that song by the way,

2:46 Speaker 5: another summer night in Maine, which is very very new

2:50 Speaker 5: Sean Manchester is here with us. We'll test these mics out.

2:52 Speaker 5: How you doing, Sean, Yes, thank you for having me.

2:55 Speaker 5: I can barely hear you, which is why I need

2:57 Speaker 5: to turn this up.

2:59 Speaker 6: Check chow.

2:59 Speaker 4: Oh there we go.

3:00 Speaker 6: Yes, thank you for having me. I'm excited to be here.

3:02 Speaker 4: Yeah. I love by the way.

3:04 Speaker 5: So that song we played it during the first hour,

3:06 Speaker 5: Broke Man's Dream. Yeah, that was the first song of

3:08 Speaker 5: yours that I listened to and I just love it.

3:11 Speaker 4: That is that is so cool?

3:12 Speaker 5: And uh, let me put the camera on you for

3:14 Speaker 5: those watching online. Oh, actually, before we go any further,

3:18 Speaker 5: let me put the camera back on me for a second,

3:20 Speaker 5: because I want to show people for those watching live.

3:22 Speaker 5: If you're watching on YouTube or Facebook or LinkedIn or wherever.

3:27 Speaker 5: So Sean, you brought us. Now people will often bring

3:30 Speaker 5: us CDs and stuff like that. You brought us. So

3:33 Speaker 5: these little, these little bags. I'm gonna hold this up

3:35 Speaker 5: on camera.

3:35 Speaker 7: Yeah, little grab bag, little Sean Manch grab bag. My

3:38 Speaker 7: last name is Manchester. But yeah, you know, for stage purposes,

3:42 Speaker 7: it's easier for people to chant Sean Manch, Sewan Manchell.

3:45 Speaker 7: That makes Sean Manchell. Yeah, that makes sense. And in

3:47 Speaker 7: this so this is a cool concept. You've got a

3:50 Speaker 7: USB drive with your album, Yes, which is that song

3:53 Speaker 7: Another Summer Night in Maine.

3:54 Speaker 5: That's where that that's where we pulled that from. Yep,

3:56 Speaker 5: so thank you for bringing that. And you got a little.

3:59 Speaker 6: Little in the dark three D printed Sean Manch key

4:02 Speaker 6: chain exactly.

4:03 Speaker 4: Yeah, that is.

4:04 Speaker 7: And that's actually a pick as well, saying very cool

4:06 Speaker 7: D printed, oh glow in the dark.

4:09 Speaker 4: Oh outstanding. Yep, got a pick in there.

4:11 Speaker 6: A little custom grab bag.

4:12 Speaker 5: Yeah, very cool, very cool and h and also a

4:15 Speaker 5: sticker which is nice. Jenny love stickers. So as you

4:18 Speaker 5: can see from the computer, definitely, so you brought one

4:23 Speaker 5: for each of us. So thank you very much, John,

4:25 Speaker 5: very welcome. That is that is very cool. And I

4:28 Speaker 5: love that song broke Man's Stream and uh you are

4:32 Speaker 5: I'm dying to hear you play live. Do you want

4:34 Speaker 5: to strum that guitar a little for me and we'll

4:36 Speaker 5: see yuh and see see.

4:41 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that sounds nice. Perfect, that sounds nice.

4:46 Speaker 5: Pull that, Pull those other mics up a little bit,

4:48 Speaker 5: make sure we got the cahone.

4:50 Speaker 6: Yeah.

4:50 Speaker 7: Playing the drums with my feet while singing and playing

4:54 Speaker 7: makes a nice full arrangement.

4:56 Speaker 6: I like to have that a little bit of rhythm

4:57 Speaker 6: with it.

4:57 Speaker 5: You are a one man band, Yeah, that's that's for.

5:00 Speaker 5: Is it difficult to learn to do that? Or does

5:02 Speaker 5: that come naturally? Because most people tap their foot anyway

5:05 Speaker 5: when listening to music?

5:06 Speaker 7: So does that just kind of that definitely helps you

5:08 Speaker 7: know a lot of times if I'm just practicing without

5:11 Speaker 7: any drums or anything, just tapping my feet and I

5:14 Speaker 7: was I thought that was just a natural way to

5:16 Speaker 7: keep time. Might as well add some drums underneath the

5:19 Speaker 7: tappen and see how it goes.

5:20 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. That makes sense.

5:23 Speaker 7: I'm left handed, although I play a right handed guitar,

5:26 Speaker 7: so yeah, the ambidexterousness.

5:28 Speaker 6: I'm sure helps with that independence.

5:30 Speaker 5: For instrument I have a theory that we're all ambidextrous.

5:34 Speaker 5: We just don't know it. Because you learn to play

5:37 Speaker 5: a musical instrument, you're using both your hands are exactly

5:40 Speaker 5: exactly yeah, sometimes your feet yeah exactly right, exactly yeah,

5:46 Speaker 5: especially like if you're a drummer, you're using all four

5:47 Speaker 5: of your limbs and doing some complex stuff, and that.

5:50 Speaker 6: That helps you.

5:51 Speaker 7: Because I play, you know, piano, drums, bass, the instrumentalists

5:55 Speaker 7: as well. That's what helps me record the full band

5:58 Speaker 7: sound with a lot of those songs.

5:59 Speaker 5: Oh okay, So on your studio tracks, is it all you?

6:01 Speaker 6: Yeah?

6:01 Speaker 7: All me playing all my writing and nice all self

6:05 Speaker 7: recorded and produced in my little shack and mane.

6:07 Speaker 4: Oh that's fantastic. That's fantastic. Uh, what are you gonna

6:10 Speaker 4: play for us?

6:11 Speaker 6: I'll start out with broke Man's stream Awesome.

6:12 Speaker 5: I love this song.

6:13 Speaker 6: Thank you.

6:14 Speaker 5: I love the song. If you're just joining us, Sean

6:16 Speaker 5: Manchester is here with us live in studio.

6:28 Speaker 1: A cat sixteen bucks, gotta make it to Friday, trying

6:32 Speaker 1: to do right. He going my way money suit. What

6:36 Speaker 1: can't I say? I'm living on a brooke Man's dreams

6:50 Speaker 1: running on gas and no, won't blast a couple of counts.

6:53 Speaker 1: Get through the week, keep my head and high an

6:56 Speaker 1: atone noon while I win the fives running down on me.

7:00 Speaker 1: I got sixteen bucks, gotta make it to Friday. They

7:03 Speaker 1: trying to do a right, ain't going my way? Money

7:06 Speaker 1: suit tight? What can't I say? I'm living on a

7:10 Speaker 1: broke man sixteen bucks and I'm making Friday trying to

7:13 Speaker 1: do a right. Ain't going my way? Money so tight?

7:17 Speaker 1: What can I say? I'm living on a broke man's dreams?

7:31 Speaker 1: Now I find the sea that it ain't just a dream,

7:34 Speaker 1: making it half en today? Now keep on now and okay,

7:38 Speaker 1: moving shaw till I can final, Liz say a half

7:42 Speaker 1: sixteen bucks and I made it to Friday. I finally

7:45 Speaker 1: do the right. It went my way. Money's out tight.

7:48 Speaker 1: What can I say? I'm living a broke man's dreams.

7:56 Speaker 2: I've lived everything in between.

8:02 Speaker 1: We got sixteen bucks, gotta make it to Friday, trying

8:06 Speaker 1: to do right, ain't doing my way? Money so tight?

8:09 Speaker 1: What can't I say? I'm living on a broad man.

8:13 Speaker 1: Sixteen bucks? Would have made it to Friday? I finally

8:16 Speaker 1: did a right, It went my way. Money's not tight.

8:20 Speaker 1: What can't I say? I'm living a broad man's dreams

8:28 Speaker 1: and now I've lived everything in between.

8:35 Speaker 4: Oh I do love that song.

8:37 Speaker 1: That was awful.

8:38 Speaker 4: I do love that song.

8:39 Speaker 5: You're what we do absolutely absolutely if you're just joining us.

8:44 Speaker 5: Sean Manchester is here with us live in studio on

8:47 Speaker 5: this this Saturday morning.

8:49 Speaker 4: And Sean, where are you from?

8:51 Speaker 1: So?

8:51 Speaker 6: Originally Massachusetts? Attleborough?

8:54 Speaker 7: Okay, you know a family that still lives down there,

8:57 Speaker 7: but I currently live up in Clinton, Maine.

9:00 Speaker 4: Is it must be cold there? Imagine?

9:02 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, tongues of snow these past couple of weeks.

9:05 Speaker 6: But yeah, springs right around the corner.

9:07 Speaker 7: I mentioned to get into some of the springtime gardening

9:10 Speaker 7: and all that. I live off grid in a little

9:12 Speaker 7: tiny house, you know, all solar.

9:14 Speaker 5: Oh no kidding.

9:14 Speaker 7: Yeah, it's on Main Street, which is convenient. I can

9:17 Speaker 7: walk to everything I need if I need to, no kidding,

9:20 Speaker 7: but enough in the woods that I have the privacy,

9:23 Speaker 7: you know.

9:23 Speaker 1: Yeah.

9:24 Speaker 6: It's a good balance of that.

9:25 Speaker 5: Oh that's really cool. Are you Are you a minimalist?

9:28 Speaker 4: Yeah?

9:28 Speaker 6: I like, you know, to not keep it not very materialistic,

9:33 Speaker 6: you know.

9:33 Speaker 5: Yeah, I admire that a lot. That's that's very cool.

9:37 Speaker 5: I mean life is simpler that way, right.

9:39 Speaker 7: Exactly, as long as I can go outside and enjoy

9:41 Speaker 7: the sun and a hammock and have a campfire, yeah, guitar,

9:44 Speaker 7: a couple of friends.

9:46 Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, that's the.

9:47 Speaker 6: Beauty of life right there.

9:48 Speaker 5: What's what's the scene like there as far as are

9:50 Speaker 5: there a lot of places where you live to play

9:52 Speaker 5: or yeah?

9:53 Speaker 7: It's uh, you know, I did the cover songs for

9:56 Speaker 7: a long time in the local bar kind of gigs,

9:59 Speaker 7: and there's a a lot of local breweries and yeah,

10:02 Speaker 7: you know, so if you're trying to find somewhere to play,

10:05 Speaker 7: you might have to travel a half an hour in

10:07 Speaker 7: pretty much any direction, but you know, you can normally

10:09 Speaker 7: find a decent amount of gigs. Yeah, I'm focusing a

10:11 Speaker 7: lot on the original songs now, and I'm gonna move

10:16 Speaker 7: more towards running my own shows. You know, rent a

10:18 Speaker 7: venue out and then do the promotion and that sort

10:22 Speaker 7: of thing more on my own.

10:23 Speaker 4: Oh excellent, excellent. Do you do some of that now

10:25 Speaker 4: or just starting out?

10:26 Speaker 7: I've done it in the past just as kind of

10:28 Speaker 7: trial and er, you know, half covers, half originals and

10:32 Speaker 7: see who shows up, and it turned out pretty decent

10:34 Speaker 7: and hoping you know, the grab bags, they'll sweeten the deals. Yeah,

10:38 Speaker 7: the first ten people that come, you know, get a

10:41 Speaker 7: gift bag or you know something like that.

10:43 Speaker 6: Yeah, and they'll be free shows. I'm just in it

10:44 Speaker 6: for the music, so.

10:46 Speaker 4: Gotcha, gotcha?

10:47 Speaker 5: Yeah, So you do everything, So I have the studio tracks,

10:50 Speaker 5: you do everything yourself.

10:51 Speaker 6: Yep.

10:51 Speaker 7: When all the mixing, mastering, no conduction. I use a

10:55 Speaker 7: service online called Lander and that so I'm on Spotify.

10:59 Speaker 7: It pushes it out to all Spotify, Apple Music, Facebook,

11:03 Speaker 7: all that stuff.

11:04 Speaker 5: So okay, excellent. Some musicians hate having to do that part.

11:09 Speaker 5: But you know the but you sound like you embrace it. Well.

11:13 Speaker 7: I way back when I was younger, I was a programmer,

11:17 Speaker 7: you know, web developer, that kind of thing.

11:19 Speaker 6: So I have a decent tech background.

11:20 Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know the arts side, so I kind

11:22 Speaker 7: of just use what I've learned from that in business

11:25 Speaker 7: marketing and things, you know, and there you go, added

11:28 Speaker 7: it to the music to you know, enhance the hobby

11:30 Speaker 7: and just make it go a little bit further.

11:32 Speaker 6: It helps. Yeah, Oh, I mean, and I definitely enjoy it.

11:34 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I mean it sounds like more than a hobby.

11:36 Speaker 5: I mean, you know, it's definitely a passion. Yeah, and

11:39 Speaker 5: you're accomplishing a lot with it, so that's great.

11:41 Speaker 7: It keeps me busy too, you know, always always something

11:44 Speaker 7: to work on. And ye then when you finish a

11:46 Speaker 7: song or a video, it feels like you've gotten something done.

11:50 Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah.

11:52 Speaker 5: Broke Band's stream is that? Is that based on real

11:54 Speaker 5: life experience? Because it's very relatable.

11:57 Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I'm sure everyone can relate, you know, trying

11:59 Speaker 7: to get to that Friday was sixteen bucks in the

12:02 Speaker 7: account and trying to make it there. Yeah, you know,

12:05 Speaker 7: starting out saving up for the land and had an

12:08 Speaker 7: old van down by the river, nice you know, nineteen

12:12 Speaker 7: eighty two Chevy G twenty conversion van, so I had everything,

12:15 Speaker 7: but yeah, my job paid for you know, a lot rent,

12:19 Speaker 7: so a lot rent. It was a parking spot the

12:24 Speaker 7: van there, and started out from there walking around to

12:27 Speaker 7: bars with my guitar and can I play a couple

12:29 Speaker 7: songs and put a tip jar out? And from there

12:32 Speaker 7: blossomed into all of this fun stuff going on now.

12:36 Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, have you how long have you been

12:40 Speaker 5: really focused on that part the music career?

12:42 Speaker 6: Probably about the last four four or five years. Yeah,

12:46 Speaker 6: I say about that.

12:47 Speaker 7: You know, I have kids, so yeah, spent a lot

12:50 Speaker 7: of time working on that. You know, kids when they

12:53 Speaker 7: were younger, you know, take a little bit more attention

12:56 Speaker 7: changing diapers now that they're a little bit more self sustaining,

13:00 Speaker 7: little bit of time for me.

13:01 Speaker 4: Yeah.

13:03 Speaker 5: Is it like living in a tiny house? Is that

13:05 Speaker 5: a big adjustment or did that come naturally?

13:08 Speaker 7: I love it, you know, I have plenty of space, especially,

13:11 Speaker 7: I mean the one that I built now has plenty

13:14 Speaker 7: of space. The first couple of tiny houses, you know,

13:16 Speaker 7: not a builder.

13:17 Speaker 5: Oh so it's not your first one, yeah, exactly.

13:19 Speaker 7: This one actually turned out really nice, you know. Okay,

13:22 Speaker 7: it was a learning curve, the first couple of tiny houses,

13:25 Speaker 7: trying to figure out how to build. I'm a musician,

13:27 Speaker 7: not a carpenter. So yeah, but this one. Yeah, it's

13:31 Speaker 7: so you built these oh yeah yeah wow. And I

13:34 Speaker 7: prefer it, you know, the tiny living, less space to heat. Yeah,

13:38 Speaker 7: everything has a place.

13:40 Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, oh very cool.

13:42 Speaker 6: I enjoy it.

13:42 Speaker 5: Well yeah yeah, yeah. How do the kids feel about it?

13:45 Speaker 6: They love it?

13:46 Speaker 4: Yeah.

13:46 Speaker 7: Well I got a frog pond too, so as long

13:49 Speaker 7: as you can go outside and catch frogs in the

13:51 Speaker 7: spring and summer, they love it.

13:53 Speaker 4: Oh, that's really cool.

13:54 Speaker 5: That's really cool.

13:55 Speaker 4: Do you want to play another one?

13:56 Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm dying to hear more if you're just joining us.

13:59 Speaker 5: Sean Manchester is with us live in studio and traveled

14:02 Speaker 5: quite far but of a hall.

14:04 Speaker 6: Yeah.

14:04 Speaker 7: It was about two and a half hours. Just a

14:06 Speaker 7: nice drive though, watching the sun come up.

14:08 Speaker 4: Yeah.

14:09 Speaker 6: Trees, yeah, cute little city here too.

14:12 Speaker 4: Yeah, oh, thank you, thank you.

14:13 Speaker 6: Wandering around for a little bit, driving and seeing all

14:16 Speaker 6: the sights, nice.

14:17 Speaker 5: Architects, a lot of mill buildings.

14:18 Speaker 6: Yep. This next song, the wind between us, I'll play

14:23 Speaker 6: that one.

14:24 Speaker 5: Oh, very cool, very cool. We have Sean Manchester here

14:26 Speaker 5: with us, live in studio on this Saturday morning.

14:30 Speaker 7: You're on the program and a jew This one just acoustic, okay.

14:51 Speaker 1: I've seen the wind take it all the way, never

14:54 Speaker 1: had a chance of reason to stay this enviasible stay.

15:00 Speaker 1: I hear the whisper of the wind through the years distance,

15:04 Speaker 1: like Raleigh's fears, I wish we could stay toom left.

15:11 Speaker 1: The wind never come between us. We'll never be seen

15:20 Speaker 1: through your heart and tone for copy to writhe the

15:26 Speaker 1: winds of change and Dick, it's hard to man to

15:50 Speaker 1: watch you gotta find the key to a toil like

15:52 Speaker 1: shut through away the past. Come for a minute, come

15:59 Speaker 1: for it, but don't come long, don't go to stay.

16:03 Speaker 1: Can't you hear me say? Do have no wind ever

16:09 Speaker 1: come between us? We will never be same through your

16:18 Speaker 1: heart and don't forecat me. Don't ride though wins of change.

16:45 Speaker 2: I've seen the word you take it away. I've never

16:47 Speaker 2: had changed reason to say it.

16:50 Speaker 1: This isn't b stay. Don't let the wind ever come

16:57 Speaker 1: between us. Will never beat sing thing real hard and

17:06 Speaker 1: too for cavy too rathmins.

17:13 Speaker 5: Love change, m I love it.

17:19 Speaker 4: I love it.

17:20 Speaker 5: Sean Manchester here with us live in studio. Yeah, I

17:23 Speaker 5: love your voice. Did how did you learn to singer?

17:25 Speaker 5: You self taught or did you take lessons or.

17:27 Speaker 6: Just all self taught?

17:29 Speaker 7: I mean, I think the earliest was when I was

17:32 Speaker 7: three years old, singing Run Joey Run and Billy don't

17:36 Speaker 7: be a Heroes. Oh really, my mom had you know

17:38 Speaker 7: some home tapes, you know, yeah, Marching Ben came down

17:43 Speaker 7: along Main Street. Yeah, early nineties or late eighties, okay, okay, yeah,

17:49 Speaker 7: but then you know really took it on, you know,

17:52 Speaker 7: in high school when I was probably seventeen, started playing,

17:56 Speaker 7: and then a couple of Battle of the Bands and

17:58 Speaker 7: when those went to.

17:59 Speaker 6: Bed Fast Area High School Okay, yeah, up.

18:02 Speaker 7: In Maine, and yeah, so took off from there though.

18:05 Speaker 7: I once I got on stage for the first time

18:07 Speaker 7: doing that, it was all over from there.

18:10 Speaker 6: Couldn't stay away.

18:11 Speaker 4: Do you do you ever?

18:12 Speaker 5: Have you ever played with a band or has it

18:13 Speaker 5: always been a solo acoustic thing.

18:15 Speaker 7: Yeah, I've done a lot, you know, jammed with different friends,

18:18 Speaker 7: had cover bands and stuff like that, and I do

18:21 Speaker 7: intend on getting a bassist and a drummer eventually, Okay,

18:24 Speaker 7: just probably sometime this summer kind of work on that. Oh.

18:27 Speaker 6: Ok, I've been doing the solo thing though a couple

18:29 Speaker 6: of years. Yeah, a little bit easier logistically.

18:32 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you don't.

18:32 Speaker 5: Have to check with anybody about their schedule if you

18:35 Speaker 5: had live shows to play exactly, all that kind of stuff. Yeah, yeah,

18:39 Speaker 5: you probably. You strike me as someone who's probably always writing.

18:43 Speaker 5: You have a lot of songs that you've.

18:44 Speaker 6: Written, exactly.

18:45 Speaker 1: Yeah.

18:45 Speaker 7: I have a lot of stuff that I've recorded, you know,

18:47 Speaker 7: I like to just get it out of my mind

18:49 Speaker 7: and get it all recorded, So I have at least

18:51 Speaker 7: some kind of demo and then I can come back

18:54 Speaker 7: to it, tear the song apart, and you know, figure

18:56 Speaker 7: out how I wrote it.

18:57 Speaker 4: Yeah.

18:58 Speaker 7: Yeah, So I'm always writing, picking and choosing what I

19:01 Speaker 7: want to you know, publish, and what might need a

19:03 Speaker 7: little bit more time.

19:04 Speaker 5: Doing all the mixing and mastering and everything. If you've

19:06 Speaker 5: done it that way from the beginning, like all doing

19:08 Speaker 5: all of it yourself, Yeah, that's awesome.

19:10 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's awesome.

19:11 Speaker 4: Yeah.

19:11 Speaker 7: I enjoy it. And it's come a long way, that's

19:15 Speaker 7: for sure. I listened to some of the stuff even

19:18 Speaker 7: just five years ago, and I can tell it's come.

19:21 Speaker 1: Along with really.

19:22 Speaker 4: Yeah.

19:23 Speaker 6: Someday maybe I'll release it as like a gag track

19:25 Speaker 6: or something.

19:26 Speaker 5: Yeah.

19:27 Speaker 6: See, you know it takes time to get there.

19:30 Speaker 4: Do you remember the first song you ever wrote?

19:34 Speaker 7: M Actually, I so I had started. Must have been

19:38 Speaker 7: like sixteen or seventeen. Yeah, I don't play it because

19:42 Speaker 7: it's so this is again something.

19:45 Speaker 6: People haven't heard. Okay, I actually do remember it.

19:51 Speaker 4: So oh okay.

19:52 Speaker 1: In dreams, everything looks perfect. It seems everything word now

20:02 Speaker 1: I see on the pain im causin a dream of you,

20:08 Speaker 1: and my heart is pauson. I'm moving on weir about you.

20:16 Speaker 1: I'm moving on because you're run true. I'm moving on.

20:23 Speaker 2: Through this dark blue called you all.

20:28 Speaker 7: I like seventeen sixteen seventeen started playing the guitar.

20:32 Speaker 6: That's why it's just I'm GC and D.

20:35 Speaker 4: I like it though. That's good. That's not a bad way.

20:38 Speaker 6: To start write. Not a bad song for a first song, No,

20:40 Speaker 6: not bad at all. That's funny. I haven't thought about

20:44 Speaker 6: that song in a while.

20:45 Speaker 5: Oh really?

20:45 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, I like it.

20:47 Speaker 5: I dig it.

20:47 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

20:50 Speaker 5: Who are some of your inspirations as far as songwriters

20:52 Speaker 5: and performers.

20:54 Speaker 7: It's gotta be a lot of classic rock, yeah, I

20:57 Speaker 7: like classic rock a lot. And then on the other

21:00 Speaker 7: side of things, I listened to a lot of like

21:02 Speaker 7: the Jason Moraz, John Mayer, you know, early two thousands

21:06 Speaker 7: kind of yeah.

21:08 Speaker 6: Acoustic guys. Yeah, so a lot of that.

21:11 Speaker 7: But yeah, yeah, I'd say it's kind of a mix

21:13 Speaker 7: of that, the classic rock, you know.

21:15 Speaker 6: I like a lot of Led Zeppelin and yeah.

21:17 Speaker 5: Yeah. Is there anyone who who inspires you in terms

21:22 Speaker 5: of because I love your voice, I mean, is there

21:25 Speaker 5: anyone you try to emulate vocally or or or who

21:28 Speaker 5: is uh influence?

21:29 Speaker 6: I'd say that, like, you know, Rob Thomas. That's another one.

21:32 Speaker 7: A lot of like Matchbox twenty, Yeah, you know those

21:34 Speaker 7: kind of songs. Yeah, A lot of influence from that

21:36 Speaker 7: kind of stuff too, like that soft rock.

21:39 Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, but you've got there's a little bit of

21:41 Speaker 5: a rawness though that you have that a guy like

21:43 Speaker 5: Rob Thomas doesn't have. And I think that's what and

21:46 Speaker 5: I like that. I think that's why I like your

21:47 Speaker 5: voice so much. This, I don't know, there's a there's

21:50 Speaker 5: just a little bit of a there's a little bit

21:52 Speaker 5: of a rough edge to it that I that I

21:53 Speaker 5: really love.

21:53 Speaker 7: That kind of that kind of crunch, which yeah, took

21:56 Speaker 7: a little bit to be able to get.

21:57 Speaker 4: You know, really a lot.

21:58 Speaker 7: Of clean singing, so I you to do that, you know,

22:01 Speaker 7: very clean and crisp, but I like that kind of

22:03 Speaker 7: little rasp or crunch, you know, compression vocals.

22:06 Speaker 6: It comes from the like, you know, I want a

22:08 Speaker 6: rock you know, oh yeah.

22:10 Speaker 7: Kind of stuff when you actually push yeah you know,

22:13 Speaker 7: So I like a lot of that, like heavy vocals.

22:15 Speaker 5: So yeah, because for a song like broke Man's Dream,

22:18 Speaker 5: that that really works well, yeah, that that vocal song

22:21 Speaker 5: like that, Yeah, it gives it a little little bit

22:23 Speaker 5: of that grit.

22:24 Speaker 7: I'd say, honestly, a lot of it does come from

22:27 Speaker 7: like Dio and that kind of like Holy Diver, Yeah,

22:32 Speaker 7: with the last in line, Yeah.

22:35 Speaker 6: Like that sort of.

22:36 Speaker 4: Yeah.

22:36 Speaker 5: Well, because if you can sing that stuff, you can

22:38 Speaker 5: sing anything right exactly.

22:40 Speaker 7: It makes it so I honestly have to like hold

22:42 Speaker 7: back from doing it too much when I play acoustic

22:45 Speaker 7: because I want to just go, you know, straight out

22:47 Speaker 7: with it.

22:47 Speaker 4: But yeah, you don't want to blow your voice out

22:49 Speaker 4: of the process.

22:50 Speaker 5: Yeah that ever happened, like, especially with this has been

22:53 Speaker 5: such a brutal cold and flu season. You ever heard

22:55 Speaker 5: have that happened to where your voice goes during the

22:57 Speaker 5: show or starts.

22:58 Speaker 6: To Yeah, definitely.

22:59 Speaker 7: When I was doing the shows and playing you know,

23:01 Speaker 7: two or three shows a weekend. Yeah, by that ninth

23:04 Speaker 7: hour of singing, you know, in eighteen hours, it's like, huh,

23:09 Speaker 7: I need a throat laws and drinking honey straight from

23:14 Speaker 7: the jar just to soothe it all.

23:16 Speaker 4: No doubt, no doubt.

23:18 Speaker 5: Is it challenging at all singing this early in the day.

23:22 Speaker 6: You know, I thought about that on the way down.

23:23 Speaker 6: I was like, I never really sing in the morning.

23:25 Speaker 7: I mean, as long as I have some coffee to

23:28 Speaker 7: warm my voice up. It's normally not too bad. Yeah,

23:31 Speaker 7: that's for the listeners to decide.

23:32 Speaker 5: I get right.

23:35 Speaker 4: No, you sound great. You want to play another one?

23:37 Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely, I'll do.

23:39 Speaker 1: Me.

23:41 Speaker 7: I'll do one called tell me. It's more of a

23:43 Speaker 7: softer song too.

23:44 Speaker 5: All right, all right, Sean Manchester is here with us

23:46 Speaker 5: live in studio.

24:01 Speaker 1: She said, tell me that you'll love me and I

24:05 Speaker 1: won't go if it's going down in flames, please love me. No,

24:11 Speaker 1: tell me it'll be too friend this time. Tell me

24:16 Speaker 1: it'll all turn out all right. And I said, dune't

24:22 Speaker 1: forget Wood. I've told you, dude, for Catwood. I've said

24:30 Speaker 1: through all of the years, in the years how we've dropped,

24:35 Speaker 1: I will be there to me. Tell me that your

24:57 Speaker 1: love will never fade. Tell me that you always feel

25:04 Speaker 1: the same. Tell me that I'm crazy when Maddy tell.

25:10 Speaker 3: Me that you'll be there from me. And I said,

25:16 Speaker 3: don't forget what I told you. To forget what I

25:22 Speaker 3: said through all.

25:25 Speaker 1: I be hear sound it's here, so we've jumped. Now

25:29 Speaker 1: we will be there till the air. Don't forget what

25:53 Speaker 1: I told you. Don't forget what I said. Do all

26:01 Speaker 1: of it heres and the tears out we've dropped. I

26:05 Speaker 1: will be there to.

26:07 Speaker 4: The I love it.

26:13 Speaker 5: I love it. That's my favorite.

26:16 Speaker 1: Oh I love that.

26:17 Speaker 5: Yeah, that's really good. That's really good.

26:18 Speaker 6: Thank you.

26:19 Speaker 5: Sean Manchester is here with us live in studio on

26:21 Speaker 5: the Saturday. If you're just joining us sounding great. By

26:25 Speaker 5: the way, I'm envious of your your ability to whistle.

26:28 Speaker 6: Thank you.

26:29 Speaker 5: That's something I can't. I can't do, which I guess

26:31 Speaker 5: is unusual. Most people can't. I can't whistle well.

26:34 Speaker 6: And it's useful too, you know, because I want to

26:36 Speaker 6: play some lead. I want to just you know, yeah.

26:40 Speaker 7: Play a couple of solos over stuff. But if I'm

26:42 Speaker 7: playing rhythm, I can't really do that.

26:43 Speaker 4: So it kind of gives you an extra instrument.

26:45 Speaker 6: Yeah.

26:45 Speaker 7: I started to learn how to play harmonica and got

26:47 Speaker 7: some of that headgear. Oh, and it goes pretty good. Yeah,

26:50 Speaker 7: I'm adding that to the whole thing.

26:52 Speaker 4: Oh that's cool.

26:53 Speaker 6: Just one more instrument.

26:54 Speaker 4: Do you do that? Live? The harmonica with the head

26:56 Speaker 4: Gary do that?

26:57 Speaker 5: That always impresses me too, because it's like you're because

26:59 Speaker 5: then you're a literally you're playing two instruments. And actually

27:01 Speaker 5: if you're if you have the cone too. Yeah, you're

27:04 Speaker 5: playing three instruments at once. You're really a one man

27:06 Speaker 5: band at that point.

27:07 Speaker 6: Gets you get out of breath sometimes, you know, but

27:10 Speaker 6: it's worth it.

27:11 Speaker 5: Yeah, I wonder about the harmonica if that does that

27:13 Speaker 5: kind of come naturally to some extent because you are

27:16 Speaker 5: it's kind of like singing right well sense and you're using.

27:18 Speaker 6: Your bractly and it's in key.

27:20 Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, harmonica, you can't really play a wrong

27:23 Speaker 7: note as long as you got the right harmonica for

27:25 Speaker 7: the song. Okay, okay, it's like you have to you

27:28 Speaker 7: have to carry around eight or you know, six or

27:31 Speaker 7: seven harmonicas.

27:32 Speaker 5: I didn't know that.

27:33 Speaker 6: Yeah, each one is a different key. I didn't see.

27:35 Speaker 4: I'm so ignorant about that. I never knew that.

27:38 Speaker 5: Yeah, so that makes sense though, now that I'm thinking

27:41 Speaker 5: about it logically, I'm surprised I didn't realize that, because

27:44 Speaker 5: that does make perfect.

27:44 Speaker 7: So they do have like one hundred hole harmonicas, but

27:47 Speaker 7: do they impossible?

27:51 Speaker 6: That's too much to think about all of it at once.

27:53 Speaker 5: But yeah, oh that makes sense though, that makes sense.

27:56 Speaker 4: Yeah.

27:57 Speaker 7: Yeah, I like to use a loop pedal a lot,

28:00 Speaker 7: where you know, just kind of.

28:03 Speaker 6: The EDG sheering sort of thing.

28:04 Speaker 7: Play play a rhythm and then play some drums over

28:07 Speaker 7: it with the guitar, and yeah, it turns out pretty good.

28:10 Speaker 7: I like that because that allows me to play the lead.

28:12 Speaker 7: Oh okay, so that way I can just pick up

28:15 Speaker 7: a harmonica and not have to have it on that

28:17 Speaker 7: on the head gear, or just play a solo.

28:19 Speaker 6: You know.

28:19 Speaker 5: Yeah, is is that challenging when you're first starting with

28:23 Speaker 5: the loop pedal or does that come pretty easy?

28:25 Speaker 7: It's definitely helped just with the experience as far as

28:29 Speaker 7: recording and playing to a metronome as long as you

28:31 Speaker 7: can keep that time. Yeah, you know, so it came

28:34 Speaker 7: pretty naturally.

28:35 Speaker 5: And I guess if you're doing it live and you're

28:37 Speaker 5: playing original music, it kind of doesn't matter if like

28:40 Speaker 5: if you if something isn't if you're looking something that

28:44 Speaker 5: maybe isn't quite what you intended, maybe you made a

28:46 Speaker 5: little bit of a mistake, but it kind of doesn't

28:48 Speaker 5: really matter, right because it's well.

28:49 Speaker 6: And I prefer it that way. You know.

28:51 Speaker 7: I had recorded backing tracks of drums, bass and guitar

28:54 Speaker 7: so that I could sing and play lead over it

28:57 Speaker 7: and you know, hit play play through the song. It

29:00 Speaker 7: made it the same every time. Okay, so you know

29:02 Speaker 7: I was kind of against that. Rather I have it

29:04 Speaker 7: be dynamic, you know, and then if something cool happens,

29:07 Speaker 7: if I add some little like weird rosta part to

29:10 Speaker 7: one of my songs, right, you know, some kind.

29:12 Speaker 6: Of cool riff, you know, it just makes it unique.

29:14 Speaker 4: Yeah.

29:14 Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that's.

29:17 Speaker 7: Something that, you know, maybe missing in some music. You know,

29:20 Speaker 7: Like I enjoy just how dynamic and the loop pedal

29:24 Speaker 7: and the acoustic can be. I've been in cover bands

29:26 Speaker 7: where if you mess up one note on Sweet Child

29:29 Speaker 7: of Mind, everyone gives you a glare. Yeah, I'd rather

29:32 Speaker 7: have it be dynamic where yeah still haven't just having fun.

29:35 Speaker 5: Yeah, that's something about cover bands I've always thought it

29:38 Speaker 5: as interesting, is that some people really do get like

29:41 Speaker 5: they want to hear the songs exactly the way they were.

29:44 Speaker 7: And a lot of people play them well you know, yeah,

29:47 Speaker 7: but which is cool and everything.

29:48 Speaker 5: But I kind of like it when there's something a

29:50 Speaker 5: little different. You know, It's like I already know how

29:52 Speaker 5: the original sounds, I want to hear your interpretation of it,

29:55 Speaker 5: you know.

29:55 Speaker 6: What I mean exactly.

29:56 Speaker 7: I like seeing those you know, acoustic bands, you know,

29:58 Speaker 7: you have a couple of guys of the kahone and

30:00 Speaker 7: acoustic and a base just doing covers like.

30:04 Speaker 6: Near the beach, that kind of thing.

30:06 Speaker 7: Yeah, the summertime and that it's a completely different feel

30:08 Speaker 7: when you have that kind of like acoustic band.

30:10 Speaker 4: Oh definitely, yeah, yeah, uh oh we have time.

30:14 Speaker 5: You want to play another one?

30:14 Speaker 6: Yeah, let me I'll do one called feed Let me

30:18 Speaker 6: just take us.

30:20 Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, if you're just joining us. Sean Manchester is

30:24 Speaker 5: here with us, playing live, sounding amazing, really enjoying this

30:29 Speaker 5: a lot.

30:29 Speaker 6: Thank you very much.

30:30 Speaker 7: Absolutely, this one's not normally an acoustic, but well, okay

30:34 Speaker 7: send it.

30:52 Speaker 1: Who's it bound to be play folded? Or was hiding

30:56 Speaker 1: from the lies? The thought defending all this and cutting

31:00 Speaker 1: our ties. Can't take it anymore. I won't handle in

31:05 Speaker 1: this time trying to breakthrough, no matter how hard to try.

31:11 Speaker 1: Everything that tossed so Hi, try too many times to

31:18 Speaker 1: tell you why I'm stove hardening tipad.

31:25 Speaker 3: We thout of bad, I'm stodarding till bad.

31:36 Speaker 1: Away. Jem it's coming in. I'm onto you taking in too,

31:51 Speaker 1: cutting straight on though. My brain is passing with the time,

31:57 Speaker 1: and then this world will crumble down. Rooming through this

32:01 Speaker 1: hopeless Tamerson without a chance.

32:03 Speaker 3: For rhyme, stodhartening Jim bade We down of bad stodarting,

32:17 Speaker 3: Jim bade Way.

32:46 Speaker 4: Nice. Nice.

32:47 Speaker 5: That's called fade, Yes, yep, very cool fade by Sean

32:50 Speaker 5: Manchester who's here with us live in studio. That's guy

32:54 Speaker 5: got kind of a little bit of a little bit

32:55 Speaker 5: of a grunge.

32:56 Speaker 4: Job vibe there to that one.

32:57 Speaker 5: I like that. Yeah, yeah, it runs me a little bit,

32:59 Speaker 5: a little bit nineties nineties, a lot.

33:01 Speaker 7: Of the early stuff. Well, so that's something I should

33:04 Speaker 7: have mentioned too. Foo Fighters, you know, I like uh,

33:07 Speaker 7: Nirvana and Foo Fighters, mostly Dave Grohl being the multi instrumentalists.

33:11 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I like a lot of that post grunge

33:13 Speaker 7: kind of. So that's one of the earlier songs that

33:16 Speaker 7: I wrote. So it definitely has those grungy vibes to them. Yeah.

33:19 Speaker 5: Yeah, your songs too, So I noticed that there there

33:23 Speaker 5: are they all. Your songs are kind of shorter than

33:26 Speaker 5: a lot of singer songwriters. Some some some singer songwriters

33:29 Speaker 5: you know we've had on the the got like these

33:30 Speaker 5: six minute songs, but yours are yours are kind of.

33:34 Speaker 7: Yeah, I I normally you know, if I have the

33:36 Speaker 7: loop pedal, that helps to make it a little bit longer. Yeah,

33:39 Speaker 7: but I like to keep them kind of short and

33:41 Speaker 7: sweet to the point, so you know, stay along with

33:44 Speaker 7: the song.

33:44 Speaker 4: Yeah, live of it.

33:45 Speaker 5: Well, it's that expression, don't boris get to the chorus exactly?

33:48 Speaker 6: Exactly?

33:49 Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, so I do have a lot of

33:51 Speaker 7: it's it's very like pop, you know, radio music that's

33:55 Speaker 7: very similar structure to that.

33:57 Speaker 4: Yeah.

33:58 Speaker 7: And you know, having a band or the loop pedal

34:00 Speaker 7: makes it a lot easier to do those intricacies because

34:03 Speaker 7: I have I love.

34:05 Speaker 6: Doing the.

34:07 Speaker 7: Yeah, that riff and like I can layer it, and

34:11 Speaker 7: the loop pedal makes it so much fun.

34:12 Speaker 4: Yeah.

34:13 Speaker 5: Yeah, How did you learn to play guitar? I know

34:15 Speaker 5: you're vocally your self taught? What about what about guitar?

34:18 Speaker 6: Same just self taught. Looked up tabs too. What is

34:22 Speaker 6: the first thing I played? Chili peppers? That's another big influence.

34:27 Speaker 4: Oh, really, sitting in.

34:33 Speaker 7: My mom's basement when I was sixteen and got the

34:35 Speaker 7: guitar for my birthday or Christmas, one.

34:38 Speaker 6: Of those, Yeah, and just looked up the tabs started

34:41 Speaker 6: going to town and then the other one was shine down.

34:46 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, so just learning the yeah, learning the

34:49 Speaker 7: tabs and went from there, just kept with it.

34:51 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah nice. Was that your because you're a multi instrumentalist.

34:56 Speaker 5: Was that your first instrument guitar? Did you start on guitar?

34:58 Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I mean I played piano here and there

35:01 Speaker 7: just when I saw one messing around, you know, so

35:03 Speaker 7: I had like, that's what kind of got it going,

35:06 Speaker 7: just seeing how much fun it was, and oh I

35:09 Speaker 7: can create something out of nothing.

35:11 Speaker 5: That makes sense because I've heard so many music instructors

35:15 Speaker 5: and teachers say that ideally, Uh, if you start on

35:21 Speaker 5: a keyboard, that's the best way to start to learn,

35:25 Speaker 5: start to learn the fundamentals, and train your brain.

35:28 Speaker 7: It makes it a lot easier to apply the music theory,

35:32 Speaker 7: just because all the notes are in order. So then

35:34 Speaker 7: when you look at a guitar neck, if you see, oh,

35:36 Speaker 7: each fret is basically a key on the keyboard.

35:39 Speaker 6: Yeah, helps for the visualization of it a lot. Yeah,

35:41 Speaker 6: I think that was the biggest thing really.

35:43 Speaker 5: Uh yeah, yeah, I've heard a lot of instructors say

35:45 Speaker 5: that that that's that's ideal.

35:48 Speaker 6: I'm going to get a piano this spring or summer.

35:51 Speaker 7: Oh no, canna find one of those ones that people

35:53 Speaker 7: have that are free, that they you know.

35:56 Speaker 4: Like a full piano.

35:56 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, oh kidding.

35:57 Speaker 7: I'm gonna have a little uh roof over my campfire

36:02 Speaker 7: pit so I can have you know, a piano by

36:04 Speaker 7: the fire. We keep it covered and do some like

36:07 Speaker 7: you know, outdoor saloon campfire jams with my friends. You know,

36:11 Speaker 7: have a couple of people on guitar or whatever whoever.

36:13 Speaker 6: Shows up with. Oh very cool and yeah whatever, make

36:18 Speaker 6: some fun jams.

36:19 Speaker 7: But I've always wanted an outdoor piano like that. I

36:21 Speaker 7: couldn't really beat that. You know, the sound of piano

36:24 Speaker 7: outside at night would be yeah awesome.

36:26 Speaker 5: What do you do about that in the winter? You've

36:28 Speaker 5: probably already researched it.

36:29 Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I mean the piano is on its last leg.

36:33 Speaker 7: So what happens in winter? If it's restorable, if it's

36:39 Speaker 7: some attitude tune junkie one that they're just going to

36:42 Speaker 7: toss anyways, you know.

36:43 Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess it doesn't matter, right.

36:45 Speaker 7: Maybe a bonfire for winter, Yeah, end up burning a

36:51 Speaker 7: million dollar piano.

36:57 Speaker 4: You wanna you want to seek in one more?

36:59 Speaker 5: We have we have time.

37:00 Speaker 4: If you want to do one.

37:00 Speaker 7: More than I'll do a fun one. Okay it's called

37:05 Speaker 7: a generic love song. Okay, now let me take these

37:14 Speaker 7: headphones off real quick false start, tell you know.

37:18 Speaker 2: It's live, Come on over and our sarenage you.

37:30 Speaker 6: What do you like?

37:31 Speaker 1: What do you want to hear? I'll singing loud, make

37:35 Speaker 1: your legs quiver. I'll lean in close and whisper in

37:39 Speaker 1: your ear. You just not a generic love song, just

37:45 Speaker 1: something that I can sing. You know we You'll be

37:50 Speaker 1: off my sat list and now we'll miss sing thing?

38:03 Speaker 2: What's your name again?

38:05 Speaker 1: Sorry? My bad? You just another girl that I know

38:09 Speaker 1: won't mass but let's single wrong enough fun tomorrow morning,

38:16 Speaker 1: this will be done. You just another generic lap song,

38:22 Speaker 1: Just something that I can sing. In a week, you'll

38:26 Speaker 1: be off my setlist and now will miss a single thing.

38:35 Speaker 1: It's a single thing. It's a single thing. Won't miss thing.

38:58 Speaker 1: You just another married love song. Just something that I

39:04 Speaker 1: can sing. You know we quby off my set list?

39:10 Speaker 1: Now miss a single thing.

39:28 Speaker 4: That's awesome. What a great track. That's great generic love

39:31 Speaker 4: song by.

39:33 Speaker 7: It's a little bit of a tongue in cheek song,

39:35 Speaker 7: but right, yeah, it's the most love all my songs

39:38 Speaker 7: can't be heartbreaking, you know, Yeah, broken.

39:41 Speaker 4: Yeah, No, that's that is fun.

39:44 Speaker 6: Have a little fun.

39:45 Speaker 4: That's awesome. Thanks Sean.

39:47 Speaker 5: What should people know about how to keep up with

39:48 Speaker 5: you online? Follow everything that you're doing?

39:50 Speaker 7: Yeah, if you search for Sean Manch you know, Manchester

39:54 Speaker 7: abbreviated just on Google, Facebook, Instagram, all those places I

40:00 Speaker 7: keep up, YouTube, Spotify, so pretty much if you look

40:04 Speaker 7: for me there, hopefully I'm there.

40:06 Speaker 4: Yeah, you are very googleable.

40:08 Speaker 6: Which is good. Yeah, definitely, that's that.

40:10 Speaker 7: Uh be it a programmer back in the day, gems

40:14 Speaker 7: it handy, you know, search engine optimization, that sort of stuff,

40:17 Speaker 7: so exactly.

40:18 Speaker 6: Yeah, and if anyone wants to look me up, I

40:20 Speaker 6: appreciate it.

40:21 Speaker 5: Yeah. And do you have anything this weekend that you're playing?

40:24 Speaker 5: Got any shows your plan you want to plug?

40:26 Speaker 6: Not anything?

40:26 Speaker 7: Right now, I'm going to start doing the ones that

40:28 Speaker 7: I run, and you know, focus on quality over quantity,

40:32 Speaker 7: you know, so focus a lot on those. But if

40:34 Speaker 7: they follow my uh Facebook, that's where I definitely update

40:38 Speaker 7: the most, I'd say, And okay, make some Facebook events

40:41 Speaker 7: and yeah, yeah, I'm going to be booking hopefully fairs.

40:44 Speaker 7: That's what I want to get into a lot of

40:46 Speaker 7: oh really, fares and events like that kind of get

40:49 Speaker 7: out of the bar scene with the covers.

40:51 Speaker 6: And do more of the summer, bigger summer events.

40:54 Speaker 5: I was going to say, summer is probably your busiest time.

40:56 Speaker 6: Right well, and the fair Ground in Clinton is right

40:58 Speaker 6: up the road for me. Oh okay, started to become

41:01 Speaker 6: a part of the Lions Club.

41:03 Speaker 7: Hopefully that's a good play some of these songs. It

41:06 Speaker 7: would be a broke man's dream.

41:08 Speaker 4: There you go, There you go, there you go.

41:11 Speaker 5: I think we should end the segment with another track

41:13 Speaker 5: from your studio, your studio album. I'll let you tell me,

41:17 Speaker 5: I'll let you pick. That's a good h.

41:22 Speaker 6: I'm trying to think if there's one that I hadn't.

41:24 Speaker 5: Played, Yeah, did you.

41:28 Speaker 6: Oh, there's one called Survive that's a Survivor one. Yeah. Yeah,

41:31 Speaker 6: that's why that I hadn't played. I was trying to

41:33 Speaker 6: think of what was on there.

41:34 Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, self recorded, and that one's also only about

41:37 Speaker 7: a week old.

41:38 Speaker 5: Oh no, kidding.

41:39 Speaker 7: Been doing a lot of writing and recording, getting it

41:41 Speaker 7: out of my mind and getting it on the airways.

41:44 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, that is excellent.

41:46 Speaker 5: Okay, yep, I've got it here perfect. So we will

41:48 Speaker 5: close out the segment with this. If you are listening

41:50 Speaker 5: live on Saturday, stick around. At the top of the hour,

41:53 Speaker 5: We've got brand new the American radio premiere of Elijah

41:58 Speaker 5: Jenkins' new track State. And then immediately after that we're

42:01 Speaker 5: gonna be talking to the guys from Iron Jaw about

42:04 Speaker 5: their new album Cursed. They're going to be skyping in

42:06 Speaker 5: from Texas. But we will close out this segment with Survive.

42:10 Speaker 5: This is Sean Manchester and Sean thank you again.

42:13 Speaker 6: Thank you very much, and have a good day at Manchester.

43:19 Speaker 2: Have you laid alone?

43:21 Speaker 1: And monstars go out to everyone leave you stricken by.

43:26 Speaker 2: The town goney is sure line.

43:30 Speaker 1: The waves ever received as the moon blows harder and

43:35 Speaker 1: brings it to your knees. We tried.

43:48 Speaker 3: To stay alive to know he can't just to survive.

43:55 Speaker 3: We try to stay alive to you know he cancious

44:02 Speaker 3: to survive.

44:13 Speaker 1: When you feel a change that awen on your mind,

44:18 Speaker 1: the teat of your endeavors.

44:20 Speaker 8: Howe Gior teams changing with you, purpose, tearing down lies,

44:27 Speaker 8: rooming with team and haunt you in the night.

44:49 Speaker 7: We tried.

44:51 Speaker 1: To stay alive to we know we canscious to survive.

44:58 Speaker 3: We try.

45:01 Speaker 1: Stay alive till They know we can't just still survive.

45:43 Speaker 1: We can't to stay live. You know, we can't just

45:51 Speaker 1: to survive.

45:53 Speaker 3: We try to stay alive, to know we can't just

46:00 Speaker 3: to survive.