Dig grew up in Cambridge, Ohio where he was turned on to all genres of music from the Temptations to Alice Cooper. But, what really did it for him was rockabilly, which inspired him to move to New York and start an authentic rockabilly band called Buzz and the Flyers. From there, he headed to London where he fronted the excellent 80s band JoBoxers, who had one of the greatest singles of all time with "Just Got Lucky". That song reached #36 in 1983 in the US, but was their one and only hit and after one album the band dissolved and Dig lost some of his taste for music. Today, Dig is an acting coach in L.A. We go deep on the music and moments that changed our lives forever.
Episode 362 - Brian O’Neal of the BusBoys
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Episode 361 - Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins/Solo
Book Club - Ben Wardle author of Mark Hollis: A Perfect Silence
Episode 360 - Dave Wakeling of the English Beat/General Public
Episode 359 - Dale Bozzio of Missing Persons
Episode 358 - Curtis Stigers
Episode 357 - Tim Finn of Split Enz/Solo
Promo Mode - Dave Faulkner discusses the new Hoodoo Gurus’ album Chariot of the Gods
Episode 356 - Gina Schock of the Go-Go’s
Episode 355 - Ivan Doroschuk of Men Without Hats
Book Club - Bradley Morgan Author of U2’s The Joshua Tree: Planting Roots in Mythic America
Episode 354 - Mick Wall
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Episode 353 - Beau Hill
Book Club - Bill Kopp author of Disturbing the Peace: 415 Records and the Rise of New Wave
Episode 352 - Mark Seymour of Hunters & Collectors/Solo
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Episode 351 - Jacknife Lee
Episode 350 - Doug MacMillian of The Connells
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