Benjamin Tod Interview
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2022
- Benjamin Tod of the Lost Dog Street Band joins us on the show today. We cover numerous topics ranging from addiction to train hopping. Benjamin's solo record "Songs I Swore I'd Never Sing" will be released Sept. 23rd. anticorpmusic....
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Ben brings something into his music that the music industry (and society in general) sadly lacks in spades... authenticity. Thanks for the music Ben.
Probably because most music today is algorithmicly created using software, as humans we love particular notes and melodies they just add lyrics to the same bs over and over, no soul, no feeling.
I need to see Ben on a monthly podcast of his own. On music and/ or DIY homesteading. Whatever he wants to talk about, I'm listening.
I came from Wales UK to see you in Nashville 2019. Do well. My Youngest son died on Christmas day past from cancer aged 22, I think of him as I listen to your songs. I'm sure you have done some very, very bad things as have many men, but it's about who you want to be. Being a useful person was all my son ever wanted to be. He was to be a vehicle recovery technician in the army.
I am honored to hear that anything I do brings a little comfort in this lonely world. Thank you.
best singer/songwriter of our time. period... Ben is a legend and we owe him and ashley so much for all they do for us
Amazing interview, raw and real.
Big fan of Benjamin and lost dog . First time watching a video from the yote. Comment for algorithms .
Thanks for watching!
I’ll say, I saw Ben in WV last week & for someone so tough on himself infront of large crowds, he put on a hell of a show. Also managed to get a picture w/ him before his set. Such a cool down to earth guy.
you can tell Ben is comfortable around said interviewer which makes this interview flow so well excellent job
i’m only 15 minutes in but wanted to comment on ben talking about the larger crowds and distracting people who aren’t really there for the music. i attended their show in 2019 while on a trip in austin TX. the performance was super intimate, everyone was singing along and locked in, it was incredible. i had never heard of LDSB but that show made me fall in love with them. i was so excited to see they’d be in wisconsin in 2020, i bought tickets right away and the show got postponed twice due to the pandemic. finally saw them in april of 2022 and the crowd was so fucking awful, loud and disrespectful. it’s like they were just all there to party and the music was only background noise. i felt horrible for the band. they absolutely did not deserve that. so ben, if you’re reading this i want to apologize on behalf of madison WI. i’ll travel to see you where the crowds don’t suck next time.
I haven’t even started into the interview yet, but I was browsing the comment and this caught my eye! My husband and I have talked about this very thing. When we first started seeing them; the crowds were extremely attentive. But the some of the last shows we’ve caught in Nashville, less so.
@@jontaeaanderson5303 such a bummer :(
I was supposed to see them at the basement east in Nashville but I had to stay home with a stomach bug. I hope they come back to Nashville. This makes me sad to hear Nashville crowd sucked. I hate that shit
As a song writer myself I really look up too benjamin tod, imma fond believer of keeping the truth in songs, and he is the definition of what a song writer should be and how too write good music he keeps it 💯 always
If you ever tour through Canada you’ll see a huge group of people that know and love you. And we make sure our loved ones are taken care of. Love you Ben.
Benjamin you can come play anything. No set list. Ontario would welcome you and we love you. I love you.
Ben, you and yours could bang on pots with wooden spoons, and my husband and I would be there. Can't wait to see what comes of this new chapter in your lives, best wishes to you all!
Nashville and Lawrenceburg loves lost dog street band
I beg Ben to write a book! Fill that life book with those stories and between the book and music they’ll never be lost !
Often success comes with maturity yet maturity also ends up changing the performer and taking the passion and soul out it. I think that is why often after a good 2-3 albums performers never have another good album. Tyler Childers is like that. People can say he is as good as ever or even better, but all his output after Country Squire doesn’t equal half the Purgatory album. So… If Ben wants to take some time off I hope he takes off all the time he needs. I’ve noticed Ben has been listening to the old Hank Williams Honky Tonking music in his little RUclips videos.
Oh man Hank, Randy Travis, and Jason Isabell is one hell of a list of folks to be inspired by.
Ben has stacks and stacks of old songs he wrote back in the day so if he changes in that way, he is good at channeling those old feelings and making them real again.
I’m just a few miles from Ben, Kentucky is a place to cherish!!
this has become one of my favorite podcasts out there. Can't wait for the new BT record out tomorrow!!!!
Wow, this was amazing. Thank you so much. Anyone struggling with lack of purpose or addiction would be well served to watch this all the way through.
Well Coyote done it again. What a great interview. Ben never fails to speak the truth. The more Ben speaks, the more I realize we have in common and align with the same ideologies. Thank you Coyote for this interview.
“Choose to be useful” man I know it. I listen to you on the way to the shop in the morning(40 min) and the same on the way home. Thank you for saying something I can not. I am walking through Brooklyn New York. It’s pretty sad at times but most days it seems so special
Awesome interview!
I really feel what Ben is saying about no longer relating to the songs of his past. Hell, it’s hard for me to listen to some of those songs, just because of where I was in life when I first heard them and related to them so much. Seeing him come out on the other side of that nihilistic despair is inspiring.
As excited as I am to hear Songs I Swore I’d Never Sing, I think I’m more excited to hear some BT honky-tonk tunes!
My old jokes suck & I hate them. I wish I was a musician, y'all have meaning to your art lol
Hell yeah!
JUSTIN!!!
This video has been insanely full circle for me. I just now realized you’re the dude I used to watch and listen to in order to learn about trapping. Trap House Podcast (great name by the way lol). And Hoosier Outdoors. I kept thinking your face and voice was familiar and then once I seen your last name I put it all together. Great podcast keep up the good work.
lol just bridging my 2 worlds. Trapping and Music
@@TheCoyoteRadioShowPodcastthat’s super cool dude. Nicely done. Cheers
27:00 I feel all this Ben says right here. I relate completely!
Playing old material you can't relate to? Or the god part? Or all of the above? (I'm not confronting you, I'm just curious haha)
I just wanna sit with Ben in a one on one and listen to him play some of those songs he mentioned that he may play them differently then recorded. I wanna either here him perform Until I recoup (Glory 1) or sit with him and listen to it. Man that powerful song helped me through. Thank the Lord for Ben!
Ben is a songwriters songwriter for sure. Canadian boy that saw him in Detroit and again soon in Buffalo. I would never yell out a request but if he played Life Ain't Sweet, Gasoline or Coming Down, that would warm me right up.
I want this guy to hit Montreal soon! I'd love to scratch an autograph!
Ben, I have followed Lost Dog Street Band since 2016. Found you during hard times man and pulled me through. September Doves is my all time favorite. Im in good times now. Your music inspired me, I have shared your music amongst good friends and family. Hope to meet you one day man! Cheers!
Keep doing these interviews my friend!
super grateful for this sit down chat. thank you
Shout out to Benjamin tod from Chicago Illinois
Ben is the voice we need now. Great interview!!
Thank you Coyote. This interview was amazing and eye opening about Benjamin. It's incredible to see where he has come from and how much he's grown as a person. He's definitely somebody I look up to. Thank you for everything you've done.
Deep appreciations for an enlightening interview with the great Benjamin Tod. Love the well thought-out questions, the flow, along with the intimate/honest and candid answers from Benjamin. New insight is provided to us on his views, experiences, and wisdom earned through his life. As an old cowboy buddy of mine says, "life is a many splendored thing" and Ben epitomizes it. to Justin "Coyote" Jett for hosting a phenomenal discussion. Long live the Coyote and long live Benjamin Tod!
Fuckin' love seeing Ben bring up Sarah Shook. Looking forward to their 2023 tour. Also re: touring honky tonk -- playing music with my buddies and having fun is the main reason why I play with 'em. If it aint' fun, I ain't about it
My favorite thus far! Looking forward to the 15th. Thanks to you and Ben for being Aces!
Hell Ya
Been waitin' on this since the last time!!! Hoooooweee!
Loved watching homeboy kick it off by thinning out a filter.
Fuckin stoked for this!
Can't wait
Fuck yeah dude! Great shit!
love the low quality reversed audio
I don't like using again either because I love Jesus. However, September Doves and all his song are easy on the 👂. The concert in charlotte NC was 👌.
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Upchurch collab please... #creeksuad. Or jellyroll
Dude what
As a loyal fan who has stood in the front row more than once, the boot comment stung a bit. Love ya, Ben. Gotta do some work with that ego.
If you are the type of person I described that sits in the front row screaming, interrupting me and ruining everyone else there’s time then please feel stung. If you are the second type of person I described then I have no idea why you would take offense. Either way, I am not sure what my ego has to do with either case. Behave at the show for everyone’s sake or stay home folks.
@@benjamintodmusic Well said, Ben. Saw you in Portland with my wife this year. Back row, actually. It was amazing. Thank u, man.
As a loyal fan who’s been in the front row at many shows (except the last one as my pregnant wife wanted to sit down) I appreciate the fuck out of the boot comment.
This interview made me like Benjamin Tod Less.
He seems drunk.
I wish the interviewer dove more into the masculinity topic with him. That would’ve been really interesting. I’m also so excited to hear this new Honky Tonk style From Benjamin! Sounds so fucking cool!
I could do without my favorite artists whining about cancel culture. It's a tired subject, I'm glad they didn't dive in to that