lol Warner Hodges was the person who made me start to love guitar. Saw him with the Scorchers more times than I can count a long time ago. They came to my house once and played basketball...
I discovered these guys sometime in the 80s. Probably from my culling roots music at Cellophane Square in Bellingham Washington. Never understood why they never hit. Still a staple in my music diet. They had an energy that has rarely been matched.
Thanks for doing this conversation. I saw Jason and several of his early bands as we were at SIUC at the same time. I saw and met Warner at one of his first shows with the Scorchers ... nice to talk to. Listening today has helped me reminice fondly over happy times. I hope to see Warner live once again.
I loved JATS. Saw them 2 nights in a row in Melbourne, Australia during the Still Standing tour. In front of Warner throwing his guitar around and other tricks like a lit cigarette flicked around inside his mouth. I don't know how to describe it. You had to have been there!
I just discovered the Scorchers due to a interview Warner did with Otis Gibbs. I'm from the bluegrass world and didn't know a lot about alternative music but I have been converted to a instant fan.
Fortunate enough to get know Jason from the scorchers some years back… Warner is one of the few guitarist I will drop everything and go see if he is near…he is a monster , last saw him with my favorite band Drivin n Cryin a cpl years back and man he made them sound stellar …this dude can play as well as anyone ! He is probably my favorite guitarist alive now…also I used to basically live at The 688 club…so many great acts there….cheers from Bradenton Fl finally got out of Atlanta the traffic got too bad…
Just saw Warner and his band last night. Lot of travelling to get to the venue but had no intention of missing one of the Greatest musicians a lot of people have never heard of. J&S, Dan Baird, you name 'em i never miss them playing if they are within 100 miles of where i live,as long as Warner E Hodges is there, guitar in hand.
Fantastic interview with my friend and mentor, I’ve had the best time playing and recording with Warner over the past 7 years. He’s a man who makes you raise your game, one of the funniest and most honest people I’ve ever met.
Great interview...loved hearing your insight and stories. Warner, I'd go see you anyday at 7 PM! 😁 Craig, thanks for doing these wide-open interviews and letting the subject go anywhere! Great stuff during these crazy times!
@34:25 that's the most precious thing someone in recovery can have. I've been clean off drugs for 10yrs and I still need my REAL friends to call me on my bs.
Great interview! It’s hard being a WEH fan because there are no WEH lesson videos on YT! Would love to know “Hot Nights” or those Sherman tanks on the Really Don’t Want to Know intro. Thanks for the long form and having good questions prepared.
Back in the day, in their prime, they could hang with anyone on stage. They were something to say the least. Great band.
Yes, I agree @shanecrowe5955 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
lol Warner Hodges was the person who made me start to love guitar. Saw him with the Scorchers more times than I can count a long time ago. They came to my house once and played basketball...
wow that's random, but very cool!
I discovered these guys sometime in the 80s. Probably from my culling roots music at Cellophane Square in Bellingham Washington. Never understood why they never hit. Still a staple in my music diet. They had an energy that has rarely been matched.
Yes, I agree @TheAstrojoe62 - thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
Thanks for doing this conversation. I saw Jason and several of his early bands as we were at SIUC at the same time. I saw and met Warner at one of his first shows with the Scorchers ... nice to talk to. Listening today has helped me reminice fondly over happy times. I hope to see Warner live once again.
Glad you enjoyed the interview @jimmyb1378, and thanks for listening 💥 🎶 🎸 !
I saw these gentleman several times between 1983 and 1985 in Champaign, Illinois at the big club called Mables.. They used to tear the place apart.
Thanks for listening!
I loved JATS. Saw them 2 nights in a row in Melbourne, Australia during the Still Standing tour. In front of Warner throwing his guitar around and other tricks like a lit cigarette flicked around inside his mouth. I don't know how to describe it. You had to have been there!
I just discovered the Scorchers due to a interview Warner did with Otis Gibbs. I'm from the bluegrass world and didn't know a lot about alternative music but I have been converted to a instant fan.
Right on @ClintonCaraway, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
Gem of an interview. So happy to have stumbled upon it. WEH is such a talented and interesting human being.
Thank you for listening @ricknaystatt9516! 🎉🔥😇
Fortunate enough to get know Jason from the scorchers some years back… Warner is one of the few guitarist I will drop everything and go see if he is near…he is a monster , last saw him with my favorite band Drivin n Cryin a cpl years back and man he made them sound stellar …this dude can play as well as anyone ! He is probably my favorite guitarist alive now…also I used to basically live at The 688 club…so many great acts there….cheers from Bradenton Fl finally got out of Atlanta the traffic got too bad…
Thank you for listening No Cover Charge! 🎉🔥😇 Traffic here is catching up! Here's Jason, by the way: ruclips.net/video/lsgDIlOX4FQ/видео.html
Warner E. Hodges Rocks!
Just saw Warner and his band last night. Lot of travelling to get to the venue but had no intention of missing one of the Greatest musicians a lot of people have never heard of. J&S, Dan Baird, you name 'em i never miss them playing if they are within 100 miles of where i live,as long as Warner E Hodges is there, guitar in hand.
Right on Richard Boughton, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
Terrific band Jason is a great ball and Warrennis the fire!
Right on @boco1951, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
Thanks very much, Craig and Warner! Wonderful! This guy is a true gentleman and and extraordinary musician!
Fantastic interview with my friend and mentor, I’ve had the best time playing and recording with Warner over the past 7 years. He’s a man who makes you raise your game, one of the funniest and most honest people I’ve ever met.
Yes, I agree 60hourdrumathon - thanks for listening! subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
I have Seen JATS a few times and enjoyed them each time. Warner seems like such a down to earth dude. Very cool.
Thanks AL M, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶
🔥🔥best guitarist, scorchers were the coolest band. Great interview thank you
Thanks for listening!
Fantastic, really enjoyed this insight to my favourite guitarist.and a true gentleman.😎😎
Glad you enjoyed it Gonz!
Great interview...loved hearing your insight and stories. Warner, I'd go see you anyday at 7 PM! 😁
Craig, thanks for doing these wide-open interviews and letting the subject go anywhere! Great stuff during these crazy times!
Thanks Stewart, Rock on! 🎸🙌🏻🔥🎶 subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
great stories and bands....congrats on the sobriety, anyone can "stop" but to make it stick is very hard. Most of us dont get out...peace
Thank you for listening Eric, all the best man...
@34:25 that's the most precious thing someone in recovery can have. I've been clean off drugs for 10yrs and I still need my REAL friends to call me on my bs.
Right on @ClintonCaraway, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻 And congratulations on your sobriety, all the best in 2024 !
Thanks for listening! Subscribe & check out the rest of our interviews here: ruclips.net/user/EveryoneLovesGuitar 🎶 💥 🎸
Great interview! It’s hard being a WEH fan because there are no WEH lesson videos on YT! Would love to know “Hot Nights” or those Sherman tanks on the Really Don’t Want to Know intro. Thanks for the long form and having good questions prepared.
Glad you enjoyed the interview Parks Allen, and thanks for listening! 👍🏻🎶🎉 Subscribe: elg.fun/subscribe
I saw them open for the ramones in Austin I was a fan ever since
Thank you for listening @doncool298! 🎉🔥😇 - wow that's a cool show!
All of a sudden theres a # after my name pinchie google@@EveryoneLovesGuitar
1:24:45 you're can't causality be successful. Life words of wisdom.
Thanks and glad you enjoyed that. Learned that lesson from experience, thank goodness!
I gave up the liquor myself a few years back. Got tired of the pain
Right on @AnthonyBurrito1313, thanks for listening! 🎸💥🙌🏻
9 million tones depending on where u pick absolutely especially when playing pinch harmonics
Check Jason Ringenbergs song God Bless The Ramones. Always loved the Scorchers...!
Jason coming on in the not too distant future - stay tuned!
Who the hell is Warner Hodges??
One of the greatest guitarist alive
The real deal