TIN HORN PRAYER. Over the course of several beers at Cerebral Brewing, Tin Horn Prayer members Andy Thomas, Eric Epling, Scooter James, Ethan Steenson, Dan Gilbert get together one more time to tell the stories of Tin Horn Prayer’s journeys; the untimely passing of members Mike Herrera & Camden Trendler and joining forces once again to record the final Tin Horn Prayer EP, Love Under Will. This episode is brought to you by Ratio Beerworks & The Leechpit Thift Store! Music included in this week’s episode are the tracks, “All Good Wayfaring Sons,” & “Once More” from Love Under Will Ep; as […]
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72 – THE WHITE BUFFALO interview! Jake Smith talks about having songs on Sons Of Anarchy, Good & Evil, and his newest record Shadows, Greys & Evil Ways
This week’s interview is THE WHITE BUFFALO himself, Jake Smith! We find Jake Smith in the wild of Denver, Colorado while on tour with Chuck Ragan and Johnny Two Bags. We venture downstairs into the Greenroom of the Gothic Theatre and discuss musical origins, having his songs on SONS OF ANARCHY, his musical origins, books & reading, Good & Evil in Storytelling & Songwriting, and the themes behind Buffalo’s newest record: Shadows, Greys, & Evil Ways. All of this and more in today’s audio adventure! NEXT WEEK: KEITH MORRIS from OFF!, BLACK FLAG & CIRCLE JERKS! This episode features “The Whistler” and “Joey White” […]
71 – CHUCK RAGAN Returns! Interview about Fishing, writing songs and building the Camaraderie of Till Midnight
This week’s interview is with CHUCK RAGAN! Do you need to know any more? Chuck was the first guest on Mostly Harmless waaaaay back in December of 2011. He helped kick this little show off. Now he’s back, I’m better at doing interviews and away we go folks. We join Chuck in his tour bus at the Gothic Theater in Denver, Colorado. We chat about fishing, music and the parallels between them both. There is talk about where songs come fron and we also find time to talk about Chuck Ragan’s new record, and building the family of the Camaraderie. […]
67 – NORTHCOTE interview! Matt Goud joins us in Denver to talk about adventures with Dave Hause, Leaving Canada, Origin stories and more!
This week’s interview is Matt Goud aka NORTHCOTE, soon to be your new favorite singer songwriter. We join Matt while in the middle of tour with Dave Hause of the Loved Ones at a packed show at the Marquis Theater in Denver, Colorado. We chat with Matt about his new found life on the road, Adventures with Dave Hause, fanfare from his idols, his small town Canadian origins and MORE! This episode features “Hope The Good Things Never Die” & “Speak Freely” from the 2013 self-titled album, Northcote. Out now in the US on Black Numbers. You can download the episode from […]
41 – Possessed By Paul James talks his early upbringing, teaching, and how music is just a hobby for him.
In 2011, I found myself touring with Drag The River and Austin Lucas. We worked our way across the midwest and down south to the almighty South By Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas. I don’t recall much about our first night in Austin, as many adult beverages were consumed throughout the day, to cool off from the Texas heat. What I do remember is a one man machine taking the stage and closing out the night. That man was Konrad Wert, otherwise known as Possessed By Paul James. A few weeks later, I was fortunate enough to have booked Konrad […]
34 – Dave Hause of The Loved Ones joins us from The Revival Tour to talk about having his father’s name, how traveling with Kid Dynamite influenced his musical career and more!
THIS WEEK’S EPISODE OF THE MOSTLY HARMLESS PODCAST IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE DENVER COMIC CON! VISIT http://www.denvercomiccon.com for more information! I’ll never forget the day that The Loved Ones came blasting out of my tiny little computer speakers and knocked me across the room. My roommate, then a computer programer for a Department of Defense subcontractor came home to tell me he spent the entire day surfing Myspace and discovered a little band with members of Kid Dynamite. He knew I’d like it, but he was wrong. I loved it. Over the years I’ve followed Dave Hause career from The […]
Top 10 of 2012 plus Mostly Harmless Podcast Mixtape!
Before I get started here, I’m not a music reviewer. There is a reason I stick mostly to interviews. I’m not really good at explaining the WHY of why I like something. My passions come from a more gut sense of things. Below I’ll try to put into words why I liked these ten records of 2012. Hopefully I convey some idea of why these albums are great and perhaps you will check out the mixtape I’ve made! All songs count down to Number 10 to #1! You can also find the mix over at Spotify (http://open.spotify.com/user/damian.burford/playlist/3VMXIvPK8apjtI5S19ORzY) or you can […]
18 – AUSTIN LUCAS talks his earliest memories, traveling the world, Willie Nelson, Critics and GLOSSARY! Plus BONUS LIVE TRACKS!
HELLO FRIENDS! I’m proud to welcome my good buddy and touring partner Mr. Austin Lucas to the show. If it was not for the 2011 SXSW Tour I managed with Drag The River, (the Jon and Chad wonder twins duo,) Austin Lucas and his sister Chloe Manor, this Podcast might not have seen the light of day. It was our late night BBQ at Stephen Egerton (Descendents/ALL)’s home in Tulsa, Oklahoma where we watched the sun come up and drank and talked music, that inspired this show. I talk to Austin about his early days, we talk about his love […]
16 – CORY BRANAN talks “Mutt,” Bloodshot Records, His Early influences, and his live shows Vs. Albums
Hello Friends! We are back after taking a week off! This week we join Cory Branan at The Revival Tour in Denver, Colorado. I jump on the bus and talk to Cory about his newest record, “Mutt.” We talk the recording process. we talk his live show vs his albums. We talk about his David Letterman appearance, why it took him so long to release his new album and why he signed to Bloodshot records, his early influences and oh so much more! Cory Branan liked to TALK! (He’s also easy on the eyes!) We open up the episode with […]
06- FRANK TURNER discusses his secret origin, world domination and the siege of Wembley.
Hello Friends! For today’s episode I made the 6 hour trek to Albuquerque, New Mexico to catch Frank Turner opening for the almighty Social Distortion! Frank was kind enough to sit down with me and talk about his early music years and the roads that brought him to becoming a singer song writer. We talk about his upcoming plans for world domination and the daunting task of filling London’s Wembley Stadium. I ramble about seeing Chuck Ragan play a “Secret show” at Marion Street Tattoo in Denver as well as life and death and why I’m willing to rent a […]