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Still my favorite songwriter of all time.

Saw Robyn back in the 1980's, great concert. Still enjoy his music and this interview.

Reeally loved the interview! always admired scott, dude´s been in some legendary bands, wish across the river was mentioned!

I met Robyn in the early / mid '90s in Virginia in America. I worked at the same company as his then girlfriend / mate / partner. He and I played together at that company's annual picnic. He even came by my house beforehand where we had a "rehearsal" for the picnic "gig" along with my band. It was loads of fun. He played my Tele and we did an all electric set. We played a handful of R&R songs from the '60s along with some other musicians who worked at that same company. I've always remembered that jam. I'd actually never heard of Robyn Hitchcock then, and I think that may be why we got along and had fun playing music for an afternoon - no expectations and it was all just good fun. And I think we sounded pretty good for only one rehearsal! (Robyn may not remember any of this - none of us are getting any younger, are we?). Everyone was quite impressed because he was an actual recording artist! Hope you've been well, Robyn. Cheers!

No subtítulos en español?😢

I got to meet Robyn via his mother who used to live in a stunningly beautiful mill house on the River Itchen a few mile to the north of Winchester in southern England. Had some great conversations with him. Hello Robyn.

How are you going to pick Spanish word for a band name n not say it right???… 💀

Great interview! ❤

This was the best interview I’ve heard yet. Your questions were totally on point! I felt the same way about the Simon and Garfunkel vibes! I fell for Zavracky’s melodic sensibility hard when I went back to listen chronologically. You did an amazing job with everything! Great work, Marc! 💪❤️🎶🫵🙌🪬

Love me some TeleNovella

im not sure if youll see this but i would love to reach out to katie jane for a similar interview, how did you go about getting her on this podcast?

Thank you! I have been waiting for this!

This guy is a TERRIBLE poet (faux, wannabe James Wright profundity) and an opportunist. Getting cancelled for being an a**hole creep is the best thing that happened to his career and his self-mythology. How quickly he jumped into the reactionary right's arms. He's a shapeshifting sociopath.

Blues for the D man greaaaaat

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Mark was one of the most underrated musicians out there.

Hi Laurent! Miss yer smile buddy!!!!!!

WOW i love this channel! first ricky maymi, now john barett! dope!

Chapters would really help on this

Excellent

Thank you for this in depth interview! I was listening to Tele Novella’s discography and scouring the internet for interviews bc they’re literally so cool and interesting. I’ve only been listening to them for 2 weeks but I’m OBSESSED with Poet’s Tooth and their early stuff too. It’s like you can hear them growing and figuring out their sound with each song they release. I can’t wait to see what they do next!

Great interview. Thank you so much for uploading. I learned more information about my favorite artist.

Oooh yeah. Can’t wait to listen to this one.

fantastic

So cool hearing my buddy consider knocking back a 6 pack and peeing out the window, in traffic!! 🤘😸🤘

Great interview, Michael thanks for sharing. Yeah prince really exposed the record industry for sure. After his 3rd album, he started recording in his home, 81' and then a warehouse. He didn't need Warner as much anymore. But they kept the 90/10 % anyway. We can see how unfair it was. Understandable how it would make him mad. Just think how much money Warner made off of prince in 2 decades, it's a disgrace to think about. But that's how the game was always played, people in suits not playing any music. And I read that Warner didn't want to back the film purple rain. Prince had to put some of his own money towards it. Warner was glad that film was made, and grossed more than it took to make. Prince was a smart man with a 12th grade education. Genius. Michael I still want to know who came up with drum into to Shhh? I love it.

Hey I just checked out your interview with Ricky Maymi. I think it was great and I would like it if you did one with Anton Newcombe if you want/can

I didn't know anything about her life. I only knew Agent Ribbons. Why it ended made me feel much better to be able to get over the fact that many things changed.

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Who wasn’t in See See Rider 😂

Enjoyable interview. Love all these details I never knew. I put together that YT ‘Boy’ video (collage images) back in the day. Thanks Moose!

Great Episode!

I will never sit my ass on a plane again.

I love her so much. So so much

Mack Ave Skull Game is permanently ingrained in my head. Still a fucking great album.

after witnessing micheal live, its so weird hearing him be so nice and comforting bro really does have two sides

Love it! I have been a fan of Neil’s music for a long time, but there aren’t many interviews out there.

this is amazing. there's far too little good conversational content with those folks out there. you did the world a big service, sir!

I love the Spinal Tap Covers Idea!

For the last week, I can't get Tele Novella songs out of my head. They are a soundtrack that follows me around throughout the day...I mean, in my head. First Eggs in One Basket, then Funeral, then Broomhorse, then some kind of rotation that I have no control over. It's like Natalie understands things about melodies that the rest of the world isn't aware of, and when there is a melody surprise, it's just so beautiful. I don't think it matters whether it's Western or whatever, I would listen to anything she writes. I never thought I would love the sound of a yodeling voice. I DO! Very happy with this interview. Amazing questions. I have only one. I wonder, in the context of the song, what, exactly is a Broomhorse?

52:19 onwards is interesting. Rob Dickins - clue's in the name.

south were another underrated band

Good interview. Lot of similarities between Orleans and Firefall.

Richard is a great guy . Got to know him through a previous job . He signed a photo . Which means alot . 🤠🌊

Love Mack Avenue Skull Game, used too listen to it all the time.

Dave and the Schramms really threw me down a rabbit hole in my early twenties. At 57 years, I'm still down there.

Killer discussion!! Jason is such a brilliant soul, I'm happy to hear him here! 🤘🏾

I’m still shattered at the loss of Jimmy. It is so very scary to believe that someone so beloved, famous, iconic guitarist can end up alone, sleeping under cardboard for his shelter. I had lost touch with Jimmy months prior when he stopped answering my calls, missing rehearsals, just basically disappearing. Being an addict is a very private affair. I know, I am a heroin addict also, shooting dope is not a social event. It’s a private, lonely, sad , desperate place. I’m angry because I didn’t pick up on the clues that most addicts exhibit. Selfishly, we had formed the greatest instrumental, western flavored band with a bright future, I’ve ever had the privilege to be a part of. RIP Jimmy, You were the “ King of Slow”

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Stop laughing so much,it comes across as fake & is annoying. Gary Lee Conner "Revelations in Fuzz" is an amazing LP.