Any list of synth pioneers would include the great Martyn Ware. He's basically devoted his life to seeing what that machine is capable of. He starts out in Sheffield forming the Human League with pals Ian Craig Marsh and Phil Oakey, but after two ambitious albums, the band splits. Phil stays put, but Martyn and Ian get with Glenn Gregory and form Heaven 17, birthing classics like "Let Me Go", "Temptation" and many others. Martyn's career as a producer is also taking off as he works with Terence Trent D'Arby, Erasure, and Tina Turner who jump-started her major comeback when she sang on his B.E.F. project. These days, Martyn has one of the best podcasts out there, Electronically Yours, where he talks to all kinds of legends and peers. We get our hands dirty discussing all of this and much much more. Enjoy!
Episode 281 - Tris Imboden of Chicago/Kenny Loggins
Deep Dive - David Newton on The Mighty Lemon Drops' World Without End (1988)
Episode 280 - Russ Kunkel
Episode 279 - Ryan Hedgecock of Lone Justice
Deep Dive - Clive Langer on Madness (1983)
Episode 278 - Andy Richards
Deep Dive - Nick Van Eede on Cutting Crew's The Scattering (1989)
Episode 277 - Tanya Donelly of Belly/Throwing Muses/The Breeders/Solo
Deep Dive - Steve Thompson on John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Milk and Honey (1984)
Episode 276 - Leland Sklar
Deep Dive - Bob Rock on The Cult's Sonic Temple (1989)
Episode 275 - Victor DeLorenzo of Violent Femmes/Nineteen Thirteen
Episode 274 - Thor
Bonus - Jeff Healey with Cristie Hall Healey and Roger Costa
Episode 273 - Graham Russell of Air Supply
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Episode 272 - Waddy Wachtel
Deep Dive - Fee Waybill on The Tubes' The Completion Backward Principle (1981)
Promo Mode - Jay Graydon discusses the famous "E" Electric Keyboard (and a bunch of other stuff)
Episode 271 - Jay Graydon
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