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.
Deep Dive - Tris Imboden on Kenny Loggins' - Keep The Fire (1979)
Episode 303 - Bill Schnee
Episode 302 - "The God of Hellfire" Arthur Brown
Episode 301 - Wayne Hussey of The Mission
Episode 300 - Aldo Nova
Episode 299 - Huw Gower of The Records/Solo
2020 Year in Review
Episode 298 - Iva Davies of Icehouse
Episode 297 - James Williamson of The Stooges/Solo
Episode 296 - Stephen Perkins of Jane's Addiction/Porno For Pyros
Episode 295 - Clif Magness
Episode 294 - Leigh Nash of Sixpence None the Richer/Solo
Bonus - Director Jon Brewer on Chuck Berry: The Original King of Rock 'N' Roll
Episode 293 - Andy Kyriacou of Modern Romance
Episode 292 - Tim Palmer
Podcaster Panel: Christmas
Episode 291 - Melissa Manchester
Deep Dive - Gunnar Nelson on Nelson's After the Rain (1990)
Episode 290 - Terry Manning
Episode 289 - Steve Stevens
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