Sammy Duet: Acid Bath, Goatwhore, & The New Orleans Metal Sound
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In this week's episode of the Does It Doom Podcast I chat with New Orleans Metal pioneer Sammy Duet, guitarist of the legendary Acid Bath, sludge icons Crowbar, and of course his current project, the brutal extreme metal outfit Goatwhore.
We chat all about his gear, how his rig has evolved over the past 30 years, ESP guitars, his guitar collection, his approach to songwriting, and he sets the record straight on some Acid Bath questions and rumors once and for all. This was really incredible interview, and I really hope you guys dig it!
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Acid bath is the most underrated band ever.
Can't argue with that!
I listen to them all the time still!!
yes
Yes it is the same with dystopia.
Acid Bath and Kyuss: underrated, high school bands, got famous after they broke up, and nowadays whenever and wherever the prominent former members perform fans will scream out requests for songs that the person on stage probably wrote while skipping a math exam - usually "Green Machine" or some other song from 'Blues For The Red Sun" for (Kyuss vocalist) John Garcia and (former Kyuss/QOTSA bassist) Nick Oliveri, any of the faster/heavier Acid Bath tunes for Sammy Duet (even if he's trying to order a drink and isn't even holding a guitar!!), any of the longer/earlier Kyuss jam songs for (Kyuss co-founder, and QOTSA founder) Josh Homme … and, without fail, at every single show he does, someone has to yell, "Play fuckin' Dead Girl!!!!" for Dax Riggs … who always looks frustrated and baffled every time it happens.
Goatwhore is a WAY more "metal" band than Acid Bath ever would have been. Dax' solo shit sounds exactly like what he should be doing (yes, he's working on a new album, he ain't dead). Josh has Queens of the Stone Age, Nick has Mondo Generator and The Dwarves, and if John Garcia starts checking his ego at the door before he walks into places, he could bring Hermano or Slo Burn or any of his "projects" (including just promoting himself as a solo artist) up to the arena/ SXSwhatsapalooza fest level of success in probably 3 years or less - lack of talent has never been Garcia's problem.
I'm really surprised none of these guys has ever lost it when, after spending 2 years writing an entire album of new music, some "dude" the same age as the road manager keeps screaming out a request for some song you wrote before you could legally drink and that none of your bandmates knows how to play. 😎
Dax needs to realize how special what he did with Acid Bath was. I know he just wants to "evolve" past that era of his life, but it's a disservice to his talents and to the fans to not give a reunion a chance.
I grew up in Houma, LA and in 1994, I was 14. Acid Bath was everything to me, they were pure sonic poetry, and they absolutely slayed in concert. Sammy continues to be an absolute influence on me. Steve, awesome interview and thanks for all that you do!
That’s amazing man. Was a massive fan growing up as well. So glad you liked the interview!
Snuck out my window to see them play in Breaux Bridge my freshman year of high school. 😂
Acid Bath is legendary 🔥
For sure!
Acid Bath was and is my favorite band, I can’t count high enough to tell you the number of times I’ve listened to those albums.
One of the greatest bands of all time. Without question.
Never ever gets old bro, i used to over look the second half of Paegan Terrorism Tactics, but have found a new love for it, gets better every listen tbh
Yeah when I get out of the tub...I'm just bone and blood
@@DoesItDoom They sound like slipknot..but years before
Graveflower is one of the best songs EVER! That and Dr. Seuss is Dead... fuuuuuucking HEAVY man.
I was just getting into Acid Bath when I started work as a death investigator. I still think they had a much deeper understanding of the psychology of murder than they let on. “We just did a lot of mushrooms,” okay, Dax. I still genuinely believe someone in that band was reading a lot of forensic psychology books- stuff by John Douglas and Robert Ressler. Or, they were sociopaths. Either way, they helped me deal with seeing a lot of very fucked up shit and I am eternally grateful. Tears, whiskey and Acid Bath was my therapy.
You never know... Maybe they are Warlocks (male Witches) and have actually committed murder, sodomy, rape and mayhem 🤔😬🤘🤘🍿
Carcass is a great source of forensic vocabulary.
Goatwhore and Acid Bath are both Incredible bands. Sammy Duet is easily one of my favorite guitar players.
Epic riffs of all kinds.
Acid Bath is still 20 years ahead of its time.
Yep!!
Man I loved Acid Bath, walking around my house"my fingers trace the exit wounds"
Same. Incredible band.
"By Graveyard Light"
I don’t want a Acid Bath reunion without Dax & Audi. If they can get dax onboard then I would care. RIP Audie
That’s you Sammy is acidbath
Sammy has always been one of my favorite guitar players.
I'm a black metal guy, so when goatwhore started I went berserk ! Saw every tour of my area.
I think his era in Crowbar was their best! Thank you for doing this.
Will you continue in this vein ?
So stoked.
Hoping to continue with more of the same, yes! Glad you liked it man.
@@DoesItDoom Ohh Yess, I can imagine the great folks on your secret list- Hank 3 is super cool regarding interviews (hint hint 🎃). SOILENT GREEN and BLOODLET are two bands I'd love to hear from any member as well.....! I'll shut up now, damn man, this really made my day!
@@detroitfettyghost8492 Hank III is fuckin badass, and a cool guy.
i saw AB and Crow Bar in detroit perdy cool to see them work together
Dude is an absolute fukn beast...and his tone is bordering on ungodly...🤘🤘🤘
Yesss!!!! Finally some NOLA metal 🤘 my neck of the woods
Yes!!
Acid Bath Is On Spotify!
Finally!
Yep! They've been on Amazon Music for a long time though. Still can't stay on RUclips very long. Dumb Rotten Ron.
Massive Acid Bath fan here! So stoked to hear this!
So awesome to get it right from the man himself! Thanks for checking it out.
This literally made my day
Glad to hear that! Thanks for listening.
Hell yeah! I live about 40 miles south of NOLA. Same home town!!!!
Very cool! Glad you enjoyed it.
I love your name BRO- Your from the DEEEEEEP South🖤🖤🖤 Bet you got a thick ass Bayou twangin voice- BaDaSs!!
Suuuup Ozzy hahaha this is Jim Hill
bayou boat trash my grandma and mother is from way south of NOLA in almost the town as far south you can go Golden Meadow, LA
AWESOME!!!! Love you both. I came across WTKSP in '95 at a yard sale, bought it just for the cover. Acid Bath has been a huge part of my life ever since.
That’s fucken awesome!
Some kid I started hanging out with in Texas gave me a copy of this on a dubbed cassette and said dude you ever hear Acid Bath? I was like uh no. He then gave me the tape and said you're welcome. Some trap house in south Irving I think, we put it on and instantly fell in love. Everyone was on drugs but not me. I head a clear mind at that time and I feel like I absorbed it better that way. Truly life changing music.
It’s been said the members of Acid Bath absolutely despised using the Gacy art as their cover and was a marketing ploy used by the record label.
After a GoatWhore show a few years ago.. I had the pleasure to have a few drink and hang with Sammy and Ben.. Both super cool dudes.. Sammy got a couple of his guitars out and handed them to us to play... Great memory and great guy!
Very cool!
Dude, i TOTALLY remember that George Lynch ad in GW!! And i STILL have my RG 100!! Acid Bath is an always will be one of my all-time favorite bands! Thanks to Sammy for being an influence to an entire genre!🤘🦠🤘
I'm so lucky to have seen Acid Bath when they opened for D.R.I. I had no idea who they were, but I left the show with the first album, a shirt and a bunch of stickers and they are one of my favorite bands of all time. A few years back Goatwhore passed through town and I took my Acid Bath shirt to get Sammy to sign it. Sammy was awesome, his eyes lit up when he saw the shirt and he was so excited to see the one I had that he had to take it downstairs to show some people. Awesome experience for both of us I think.
I try to promote Acid Bath on my channel as often as possible so this is awesome to me...long live Acid Bath!
So amazing. Glad you enjoyed it!
Sammy is a riff machine! One of my all time favorite guitarists.
The NOLA-scene legends are all so down to earth, no bullshit type dudes. Great interview. I agree with Sammy 100% what he said about Dax being the GOAT. Very fucking cool of him to say. And the analysis of AB & the different metal groups at the time was spot on. 🤘🏻
Thanks for listening! Was so cool to chat with Sammy and get to ask those questions.
One of my favorite discoveries back in the mid-90's.
Living in Lafayette, La, I was able to see them play live a number of times. The BEST concerts, mosh pits, and fun time always!!
Steve you have the best channel going. I'm so grateful man, thank you.
Thanks buddy!
Remember back to a show my band band played in a small bar in Labadieville at Patin's, when Sammy showed up and jammed with us a few songs back in the late 90s before Goatwhore.
Only just started getting into Acid Bath, and I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner... They are fuckin amazing!
Such an amazing band.
The way he describes how Acid Bath was classified and how Goatwhore is classified is dead on and also kind of funny. Always one of my biggest influences.
Dead on for sure.
Now you're speaking my language.
Glad you dig it, Travis!
Love it
Can you please do a graveflower guitar lesson?
Travis Trent perhaps. I have a couple AB tabs in the works right now. Should be out on Patreon this week.
Sammy and Acid Bath have been a huge influence with my playing. They’re the reason that I tune passed dropped D.
Significant influence on many of us I’m sure!
I got to party with Acid Bath at the shitty Alamo Hotel on the Beach in Gulfport MS after they played the night before in Biloxi at the J.C. Hall. They had just come back from Mexico and gave me a bunch of Valiums. Fucking party animals for sure.
I believe that if Acid Bath would be on Lamb of God's level of popularity if Audie didn't pass away. Rest In Peace my brother. Acid Bath always will be one of the greatest metal bands period.
Incredible band.
I was fucking wondering for years what setup he used on Acid Bath records.
Metal Zone + RG100 actually blew my mind. I was thinking it was boosted Dual Recto or something.
Nice work there dude, keep it up.
Right? Such little information out there about such a legendary band. Really enjoyed getting to chat with Sammy about it.
@@DoesItDoom he was always down to earth and chill dude to talk with.
his guitars had EMG 81's too, he used an Ibanez Rocket Roll II on the first album and a Gibson Flying V on the second (different model, not the korina one he owns now)
'When the Kite String Pops' was one track with Tube Screamer + RG100es and one track Tube Screamer + Marshall JCM900.
Not sure what they used on 'Paegan Terrorism Tactics', but Metal Zone + Rg100es was live rig.
Sammy is so awesome. one of the cleanest most articulate metal players out there today and seems like a totally cool down to earth guy. that was a great interview, thank you!
Yeah, man. Great guy, and a hell of a player. Thanks for listening--I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you hit records Dallas Texas for introducing me to Acid Bath
It sucks that ron the owner passed away. Best and only true record shop that was left in dallas
I randomly ran into Sammy last summer in the parking lot of an oddities expo over on the Westbank.
Edit: He mentioned Inlow Guitars, that shop is a stones throw from my house and cool as fuck. Kirk was showing me pictures one night at the bar when Pepper bought that guitar cause he had the same reaction Sammy did. I saw Pep not that long after than and he gave me shit for not coming to his bar enough.
I was singing for an Acid Bath tribute thing with Jerry Mortellaro from Unholy Ghost and Diabolic, pretty sure Sammy knows him, I'm sure he would vouch lol... I sing just like Dax, it was my in into the metal scene here in Tampa... I'd give my left nut to catch that gig..... I had to put it out there... awesome interview and a definite score to stumble on!
Bruh. Thanks so much for this. Sammy in long form. Been seeing that dude since the early Acid Bath days thru present. He’s such a cool dude. Just sub’d. Great podcast.
Thanks for checking it out James. Sammy really made this awesome.
I've been waiting for these type of questions for years now. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it. Really fun interview.
My band played with goatwhore and eyehategod recently, they were all super cool dudes. Sammy is super chill.
Awesome job man, glad to hear you even asked my question! Keep up the good work dude
Thanks man! I tried to get some of the good ones in there!
Love Sammy. Thanks for the name drop brother!
Great interview! So, I'm from Louisiana, grew up in Houma. I even worked at Fabregas Music, the music store he mentions. I first heard Acid Bath when I was in high school, around 93. I used to see them play live all the time. I was friends with some guys that were in another band that used to open for them almost every time they played Houma. The bass player and drummer from that band went on to play with Dax & Mike on the Agents of Oblivion album. The house that Sammy lived at in Thibodaux, where they rehearsed, I've been there. I knew his roommate at the time. I remember seeing Goatwhore back when it was just a side band. Seems like everyone had a side band going on at the time... Dax had Daisyhead and the Mooncrickets, Audie had Shrum, and Sammy had Goatwhore. In the beginning Goatwhore was just a three piece with Sammy doing all the vocals. Ben was in a band called Soilent Green. After Acid Bath split Sammy hooked up with Crowbar and kept doing Goatwhore on the side. It's great to see them still going strong. I saw them open for Crowbar about two years ago, great show. I wonder if Sammy still has that old Ibanez rocket roll flying V from the 80's. The first time I saw him play he brought that thing out and my jaw dropped, I didn't know it even existed at the time lol.
Thanks for sharing!
Raised in Houma myself knew Dax didn't really kick it with Sammy and Mike much
Ps the band u mentioned without mentioning was fuel who later changed to fractured who again changed to slowtheknife
@josephturner9190 yes sir! I hung out with John and Carl a bit, from time to time, and Alex a little bit when he joined.
I wish acid bath would come back I would love new music
Wow that guy is in all those bands? He was one of my faves without even knowing. Ghoatwhores riffing is world class
Legend.
Best one yet, Steve! Thanks to you and Sammy for the groovy interview.
NOLA Sludge will never die! 🤘🤘
Glad you enjoyed it, Max!
Acid Bath...wow what a band. If we're talking about stoner/sludge/Doom it's a little bit like Kyuss they never got the fan base they deserved back in the day and probably still don't. Goes to show how much timing/promotion etc is so critical to a band getting big. You can hear Acid Bath all over bands like (early)Mastodon,Slipknot, System Of A Down and they got huge
Agreed!
@@DoesItDoom They'd certainly pull big crowds if they put together something now and it was done right. Shame about Dax but tbh I couldn't picture him singing Cheap Vodka these days!... though he'd still slay Bones of Baby Dolls/Dead Girl/Death Sensation etc if they did a more acoustic part of a set. Never say Never!
Probably most underrated band ever
@```` listen to the riff from What Color is Death at 1.00 then listen to the riff at 1.20 from Mastodons Oblivion, veeeery similar
I never thought about SOAD sounding similar to Acid Bath? I love both bands so that's cool with me! I wonder if SOAD even knows who AB are? I'd almost bet the guitarist Daron does. He's into a lot of Death Metal and whatnot.
After listening to this episode, then watching the video you’ve reposted from Sammy, of him demoing the Doomsaw pedal, made me listen to Acid Bath. I’m currently learning to play some songs from When The Kite String Pops.
Also, I love watching/hearing Sammy talk about his tour stories, in the videos uploaded from the Acid Bath Archives channel.
Not sure what guitar Sammy used on the albums but I did see a live performance of him with a Charvel guitar.
I'm not to familiar with Audie's gear but there is footage of him using an Ibanez bass. I read somewhere that he used an Ampeg amp, some yellow pedal by DOD, And a BC Rich Bich on the Shrüm album. Not sure if any of that stuff was used with Acid Bath.
Hell yeah! I lived in New Orleans from 1998 - 2004. It's cool to see NOLA metal get some love. Shout out to my man Danny Nick and Suplecs!
Edit: Can't forget my old neighbor Travis from Abuse!
Awesome! Thanks for listening.
Fucking love Suplecs! Seen them so many times. Hope they are well. It's been too long.
I was lucky enough to have seen them 2 times in atlanta.
First time seeing/listening to, Does It Doom. Almost can't believe I'm hearing THE Sammy Duet speak on Acid Bath and the gear he used back then. Such an open and honest man. GREAT upload; you have this one subcribed. THANK YOU SAMMY DUET AND DOES IT DOOM YOU MADE MY DAY!
Blessed be
A reunion would be epic!
I remember the first time I heard Acid Bath, I was seventeen and my manager at the time, was into a lot of heavier music, and he had let me borrow Death, Morbid Angel, and Acid Bath's When the Kite String Pops... and I literally keep listening to this album, even though Death's album is a masterpiece, there was something that I loved about that album. To this day I can listen to it and it still crushes me. Great fucking interview. Great job, keep it up!!
No clue if Sammy will see this on a 2 year old video, but having grown up in New Orleans and Jeff parish in the early/mid 90s, I wanted to say Acid Bath was foundational for teenage me. A few things:
- I remember kids in school passing around rumors that Dax had taken so much acid over the years that it had damaged his spine and he had trouble standing upright on stage. Dumb shit, but Acid Bath was legendary even when they were still playing small clubs around the area.
- When I moved to Seattle in 96 I was shocked to find folks in two different social circles who were super into you guys. My college metal band messed around with covering Jezebel but we never played it live.
- I remember being super stoked seeing an interview in a guitar magazine with Shaun from Slipknot (I think it was in the Iowa era) talking about how much Acid Bath was influential to them.
- Thanks for making music that still inspires me to this day. And this interview has me going through Reverb looking for RG100ES' (with the white and black knobs).
Not getting to see them live was always a big regret of mine.
Man, Acid Bath, saw them in 94, there was like 30 people in the place, they opened for Manson at a place in Baton Rouge called Papa Joe’s. Instantly bought their shit, that sludgy sound with Dax’s vocals. Love both of their albums.
Listen to acid bath religiously. I know Sammy wasn't in agents of oblivion that was dax's gig but absolutely love them as well. Wish they would have made 1 more album.
Yeah, that record is killer.
Amazing interview I love Sammy 🖤 one of my favorite guitar players
Thanks so much. Sammy really made it a great interview.
Love your work Sammy. Listening to and learning your riffs really changed my style of playing. Thanks man.
In the late 90s,there was tons of info, pics, tabs, everyone from Louisiana had an AB page. Now there's just subreddits, an insta pages with the same info.
Saw AB about a dozen times in the early 90s in and around lafayette/Morgan City. Still right up there with the best shows I've ever seen. The records are genius and extremely underrated.
Epic man!
@@DoesItDoom Yeah I'm actually in the tk video MTV did in 93. It was filmed at the wheelhouse in morgan City. I'm the one stage diving next to dax mid songish. One of my greatest moments lol
I never understood why they chose that song. But the video is epic.
Tk* toubaba koumi (sorry)
Awesome interview!! Good to hear from you Sammy!! Love me some NOLA metal baby!!! I'm a bama boy by birth. I was living in hammond la from 95-97 and caught some riffs by these guys, this stuff is timeless 🤘🤘🤘
Thanks so much for checking it out! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Sammy has always been a beast. Love his playing and always great seein him live!
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Does It Doom? It’s great to hear this. Thanks dude!
WalkingDirt 13 really enjoyed getting the opportunity to talk with him.
Who knew all these years the brutal guitar tone of acid bath was a boss my-2 through a clean channel. Mind blown!
Props for pronouncing Sammy's last name correctly! Heard it butchered in 99% of the interviews I've heard haha
My French ancestry came in handy on that one. (And I’ve heard him say his own name before). Lol.
..."I step on that sh*t every once in a while"
Congrats on the fucking great video, Steve. And thanks for getting answers from the legend himself. He was a great guest, hope to hear more from him at a later date. Keep doing what you're doing!
Glad you enjoyed the interview. Was really awesome to get to talk with him.
Seen Goatwhore six times and seen Ritual Killer twice in Metairie. Other bands I liked from NOLA: Outlaw Order, Southern Whiskey Rebellion, Hawg Jaw, Built to Destroy, Valume Nob. ⚜️🤘🎸
ODD FELLOWS REST
i saw Acid Bath at Milwaukee Metal Fest , they were on the big stage and had bad sound that had a lot of echo ( in my opinion)but i loved the feel and power , in my recollection i asked them as they came off stage i asked if they had a disk and they said it was supposed to be there but wasn't. i was in the pisser and Daxx said they had them and i got it there, it had blood splatters on it . I found some of my life time favorite bands at MMF
Finding acid bath changed my life musically. Kinda introduced me to the dark side. I grew up on NWOBHM. Acid bath helped me find bands like death, cannibal corpse, etc. That's why AB is still my favorite bands. I've worn out my vinyl copy of paegan 2 times
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Yeah..
I Loves Me Some Metal..
Live Right Out Of New Orleans..
BUT .
Missed A Lot On New Orleans Metal
Mostly Caught Funk/Brass Shows
Used To Build Entertainment In The City, Jazz fest, VooDoo, Essence, Saints/SugarBowl/SuperBowl..
Worked Along Side
A Lot Of These Cats..
I dont even play guitar but found this interview awesome. Cheers!
Love to hear that! Thanks for listening.
I met him once, he seems like a really good guy. Great music, great interview.
love Duet's accent. it's proper
I've. Etc Sam at the Irock in Detroit a few times. Drank a Beer with him at the bar n shot the stuff for quite awhile. Rely a good guy and a helluva musician. Keep on rocking bro. I've watched this twice now lol.
Great interview. Just wanna say, I cared about Acid Bath from the beginning. Happened upon them opening for brutal truth in 94. It was a show I will never forget. Nothing like it. Immediate fan, and I'm a death metal guy. I do believe you either live acid bath or you "hate the vocals"...is what I've always got from those who didnt get it. My band had the honor of being main support for Goatwhore back sometime around 2006-7, hung out with Sammy and talked acid bath for hours. There is a certain essence to AB music back in the 90s. I would love to see a reunion tour but would it be like it was back in 94-96? Let's hope. And I was really happy to hear he considers Dax the best singer on the planet.
Oh hell yes!!! Thanks for the interview!!
Glad you dig it! Really enjoyed getting to chat with him.
Sounds fan-fucking-tastic! My life needs a "Acid Bat" tribute band! I'm in Lafayette so I would need like a 1.5 hour notice if playin in N.O. but I WOULD BE THERE, NO DOUBT!
I think a full on reunion would be huge.
One of the nicest dudes I've met. Went and found a sharpie to sign my shit
Great guy for sure.
I think a great contender for an Acid Bath tribute band/ reunion show vocalist would be Bryan Funck of Thou. He's got the cleans and gutturals totally down (hear their cover of Soundgarden's Fourth of July), plus he's a part of a Louisiana band that's making waves in the underground.
I came across When the Kite String Pops, in the music section of a Fred Meyer when I was a kid. Saw the name Acid Bath and stole it from the store based solely on the name and album art. I showed all my friends and the rest is history. Sorry to the guys for not paying for your album but I still have the CD all these years later.
#blackgoatsemen
All those New Orleans Area sludge guys seem really likeable and down to earth.
Really cool.
Couldn't agree more.
Great interview!! I basically love everything he’s involved in
Really enjoyed this one. Great guy.
Even I, with my limited knowledge of Acid Bath, know that they weren’t a New Orleans band and strove to distance themselves from being considered a New Orleans band. They were a bayou band from the sticks.
Excellent interview man! Sooo rad. 🙏💜🐐
Glad you liked it Matthew!
One of the best interviews I've listened to, you rule man!
Metal Zone cult eternal
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Metal zone always works for me don’t know why people are so inept and quick to trash a product they don’t understand 😂😂
I saw Crowbar about two years ago, Kirk had two pedals he was using. One was a Metal Zone.
Craven Metalzone with the boost max, EQ at noon, and gain at zero into a Randall RG100es is the foundation of the Crowbar sound since the beginning.
Does It Doom? I've used that, in conjunction with other stuff for years man!
I recorded bass on a record and used a metal zone, one clean track and one dirty track blended.
Crushing!
Awesome interview, I’m a huge Acid Bath fan I got to see them with Pungent Stench in like 94 went to see Brutal Truth who cancelled, was blown away by there performance
That’s amazing!
BRO I SEEN THAT SHOW IN MICHIGAN IN 1994. Brutal Truth did play tho- Kevin Sharp is a fucking beast!!!!!!
Badass.
Great episode man, hope you're staying safe. With all this free time I can finally start working my way through your podcast!
Fuck yes. I love me some Acid Bath and the whole Metal NOLA music scene. I'm from the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) area which has had some great bands/musicians hail from here back in the day (Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Henry Rollins, Dave Grohl/Scream, NothingFace, Clutch, Lamb of God, Periphery and others) but nothing as great as NOLA. Thanks for doing this dude!
Steve another great podcast sammy is one of my favorites from the NOLA scene not like that area puts out bad musicians but he seems real down to earth keep up the great content
Really great dude for sure. Thanks for listening!
This was amazing! Thanks to the both of you guys for this!
So glad you enjoyed it! Sammy was an awesome guest!
I’m so thrilled to now know the true story of the infamous third album 😂
Matt Lombardi same!
Excellent interview! Keep them coming!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope to do more!
Me and my son went visit Sammy last year at his house I got to hold the Zakk Wylde V and seen the hand written note he gave Sammy with the guitar.
So cool. I’m excited to see that thing when Sammy posts it up on Instagram.
Does It Doom? Man it’s pretty sweet. He has a few guitars that are one of a kind. But I won’t spoil the fun!!
If you have never seen the Noisey NOLA edition, Sammy literally ends the documentary with his comments! Everyone was just like “phk it, that’s a perfect place to end it”!
Excellent, this is great! what a cool episode
Thanks so much for checking it out!
Amazing content man. I hope this exposes more people to your channel.
Really appreciate that Garon! Thanks for listening.