76. Homer Steinweiss (Dap Kings) on Shuggie Otis 'Inspiration Information'
Homer Steinweiss is not only the greatest drummer of his generation, but a producer and songwriter whose understated humility belies an immense list of fantastic credits. The rhythmic spine of Sharon ...
29 Jun 201526min
75. Best of 2015 ft Danny Yau, Montaigne, Harts, Joelistics & Rose Elinor Dougall
It's an action packed name-dropping 75th episode extravaganza, as we mark the halfway point of 2015. Guest co-host Danny Yau joins Jeremy Dylan as they count down their three favorite albums of the ye...
24 Jun 201558min
74. Motern Media on Paul McCartney 'Ram'
My guest today is the mindbendingly prolific Matt Farley aka Motern Media, the man behind a myriad of 'bands' whose specifically themed songs are produced at the rate of roughly 100 songs a day. We ha...
22 Jun 201541min
Neil Finn on The Beatles, Neil Young, Bowie + Radiohead (Bonus Reposted Episode)
After receiving some requests from you listeners out there, I'm reposting my two-part interview with legendary singer-songwriter, Crowded House frontman and Twitter star @NeilFinn, as one combined bon...
21 Jun 201550min
73. Grace Farriss (Burn Antares) on George Harrison 'All Things Must Pass'
Grace Farriss, frontwoman of Sydney’s heirs to 60s bay area rock’n’roll Burn Antares, joins host Jeremy Dylan for a chat about an iconic rock record - George Harrison’s mammoth 1970 solo album “All Th...
17 Jun 201532min
72. Katie Noonan on Joni Mitchell "Blue"
To ARIA-award winning genre-bending singer-songwriter Katie Noonan, "Freedom is what Joni Mitchell means to me". She joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Joni's enduring classic "Blue". What was it like...
15 Jun 201527min
71. Harts on Jimi Hendrix 'Band of Gypsys"
Prodigious funk-rock singer/songwriter/guitar-slinger Harts joins host Jeremy Dylan on the eve of his new EP "Breakthrough", to talk about one his biggest influences - the legendary Jimi Hendrix. They...
11 Jun 201545min
70. Tim Rogers (You Am I) on John Hiatt "Bring the Family"
The best nose in Aussie rock and frontman of legendary racket-makers You Am I, Tim Rogers, joins host Jeremy Dylan to reveal his surprising pick for his favorite album - John Hiatt's 1987 breakthrough...
4 Jun 201551min
