Only the late 80s/early 90s Britain could have produced a band like Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine. With sarcasm and attitude to spare, Jim Bob and Fruitbat pilloried modern British culture in a way no one else could. That talent got them a number one album and a headlining spot at Glastonbury in 1992. Eventually the band went their separate ways and Jim Bob has been on a roll ever since releasing album after album of wry cultural criticism packed with hard won wisdom. His latest, Thanks For Reaching Out, comments on the world today in a way we can all relate to (and laugh about). He tells us about all of it and more. Enjoy!
Episode 470 - Jim Moginie of Midnight Oil
Book Club - Darren Paltrowitz author of DLR Book: How David Lee Roth Changed the World
Bonus - "When Two Podcast Worlds Collide": Jon Lamoreaux from the Hustle
HAPPY 9TH BIRTHDAY TO US with Nick Laird-Clowes of the Dream Academy
Deep Dive - John Parr on Man With a Vision (1992)
Episode 468 - Michael Bradley of the Undertones
Episode 467 - Tom Lord-Alge
Episode 466 - Neil Stubenhaus
Episode 465 - Mike Post
Episode 464 - Ken Caillat
Deep Dive - Iain Baker on Jesus Jones's Doubt (1991)
Episode 463 - Dean Pitchford
Episode 462 - Russ Titelman
Episode 461 - Peter Farnan of Boom Crash Opera/Solo
Episode 460 - Zia McCabe of the Dandy Warhols
Episode 459 - Nigel Bennett of the Members/the Vibrators
Book Club - Joel Selvin author of Drums & Demons: The Tragic Journey of Jim Gordon
Deep Dive - Mike Scott on the Waterboys This Is The Sea (1985)
Episode 458 - Josie Cotton
Episode 457 - Rich Travali
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