97X - Rumblings from the Big Bush
Music:Music Interviews
From 1991-1999, Dan McCabe booked local and national bands (and tended bar, and cleaned the washing machines) at the late, great Sudsy Malone's on Short Vine, fronting his own money to book the national acts. Decades later, he's still promoting great live music, as co-owner of MOTR Pub and The Woodward Theater in Over-the-Rhine. Dan shares some amazing memories from his Sudsy's days (Morphine, Jesus Lizard, Mercury Rev... and Reverend blood on the sidewalk), and talks about why indie venues are crucial to up-and-coming bands.
MOTR and The Woodward, like many indie venues across the country, have been shuttered by COVID-19 and need our help. All of us can #SaveOurStages by taking action (writing congresspeople, donating to an indie venue emergency relief fund, etc.) at NIVAssoc.org.
(This episode also features special guest appearances from Rictile and Howard Cohen.)
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Bill Douglas: Hot tunes and Cold Beer
Craig Snyder, lifelong promoter of indie music
Ali Castellini - from punk rock girl to professor
Joe Long, Dot-com Dude
Howard Cohen, Cereal Killer
Rob Fetters is never boring
Robin James: Philosopher of Music
John Curley of the Afghan Whigs
Mighty Joe Sampson: The student has become the teacher
Kathie Lucas: Director of First (and Lasting) Impressions
Tim Hiatt: The Kid Stays in the Picture(s)
Bryan Jay Miller - Digital Dude
Matt Harris: He (hearts) Radio
Daniel Jones: Dedicated Listener
Rowdy Rob Ervin: Radio Raconteur
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Jetson: Still promoting great music
Mark Griffin: Superfan and Mixmaster
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