The Two Smokin' Guns Podcast

Scotty & Ruttsy return from a break with Crazy World Leaders & Political Parties in mind. Think Turkmenbashi, the deceased ruler of Turkmenistan who banned ballet, circuses, beards & gold fillings in teeth and made a national day for horses & melons. He and many other loonies get a run. Also getting a run are some political parties around the world such as The Official Monster Raving Loony Party, The Rhinoceros Party, The Church of the Militant Elvis Party & The Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party to mention just a few. Throw in some chicken facts and some text abbreviations and you have a typical Two Smokin' Guns podcast. Songs to finish the theme were God Save the Queen (Sex Pistols), World Leader Pretend & Exhuming McCarthy (REM), Nelson Mandela (The Specials), I'm Henry the 8th I Am (Herman's Hermits), There's No One As Irish as Barack Obama (Corrigan Brothers) & Dear Mr. President (Pink).  

Today's podcast was all about Words – such as, Combobulous, Gobbledygook, Apricity, Limerence, Petrichor, Pogonotrophy, Clinomania, Defenestration, Susurrus, Bibliopole, Ultracrepidarian & Zugzwang. Plus Homophones, Homographs, Heteronym's, Portmenteau's that I didn't know, Fave Oxymorons, Corporate Jargon and Slang words my daughter taught me such Sigma, Skibidi, Rizz, Cap, Gyat & Mogging. Funny names for sportspeople, plus, some songs about Words.

To celebrate the upcoming Bathurst 500, Scotty & Ruttsy discussed some Fun Facts about cars, Famous car chases in movies, Car movies, Car TV shows, The Stig, Brocky's Polariser, Fastest, Shortest, Hottest, Coldest races, some Australian Grand Prix history, and some Bathurst facts. We finished with a bunch of Car Songs; Jump in my Car (TMG), Drive my Car (Beatles),Fast Car (Tracy Chapman), Brand New Cadillac (the Clash), Little Red Corvette (Prince), Car Wash (Rose Royce), I'm in Love with my Car (Queen), Get Outta My Dreams Get Into My Car (Billy Ocean), Drive (The Cars), Mercedes Benz (Janis Joplin), Hot Rod Heart (John Fogerty), Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (Lucinda Williams), Big Red Car (The Wiggles), Pink Cadillac (Bruce Springsteen), Cars (Gary Numan) & Mustang Sally (The Commitments).

Blue was the theme, so we had lots of fun facts about Blue, including the percentage of blue eyed people, emotions associated with the colour blue, Blue as Aussie slang, Blue zones, Things that are blue, famous Blues singers and 20 great songs with Blue in the title. Here's the playlist for the Top 20 Blue songs. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4RV7iRcCBA6MKm2zKZJtRL?si=08cc53775e5f4fef  

Gold theme, so Ruttsy took us through his golden moments from TV & Film, including “Succulent Chinese Meal”, Chopper “No Cash Here”, The Castle, Kenny, Bob Hawke, Kerry Packer & “Did you expense the Lap Dancers?'. Scotty gave us some Golden Rules to live by, Golden things you should do for yourself, Some fun facts about Gold & people who have won the most Gold medals. Ruttsy then played snippets from his Top 12 “Gold” songs, Gold-Spandau Ballet, Gold-John Stewart, Gold on the Ceiling-The Black Keys, Heart of Gold-Neil Young, Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey, Golden Brown-The Stranglers, Band of Gold-Freda Payne, Fools Gold-The Stone Roses, Golden Years-David Bowie, Sister Golden Hair-America, Gold Dust Woman-Fleetwood Mac & Fields of Gold-Eva Cassidy.

The Winter Show. Scotty & Ruttsy discussed fun facts about Winter, including coldest temperatures, people called Winter, Favorite winter-warmer meals, Winter Olympic sports & the best Winter songs. Stay warm!

Another wine chat with Lachie. This time about some of the cult wineries in Margaret River, Yarra Valley, Gippsland, Barossa & Clare, including Bacchus, Serrat, Mount Mary, Bass Phillip, Wendouree, Sevenhill & Sami-Odi. Recorded at the Ministry of Art gallery. Cheers.

A show about Wine. Ruttsy spoke with Lachie McDonald from Simply Wines about his business journey, relationships with boutique wineries, how he discovered wine, his favourite wine regions in Australia & overseas and some underrated grape varietals. Ruttsy was then put through his paces with a blind tasting. How did he fare? Listen to find out…

The Tassie Edition: This episode we focussed our attention on Tasmania. Top 10 places to visit, favourite Wineries & Gin Distilleries, and Famous Tasmanians. Footy players, cricketers, sportspeople, authors, royalty, woodchoppers and actors. Then Scotty explored the life & times of Errol Flynn. We finished with the song Tangles from a Tassie band called Luca Brasi.

It's AO week in Melbourne, so Scotty & Ruttsy took on the History of Tennis. From Royal tennis, Henry VIII, French Monks, Jeu de Paume, Davis Cup, Cash & Carry Pyle, Tennis Scoring, Howard Head, Bob Slazenger & Great tennis deaths. Then we went through most tournaments, fastest serves & Tallest & Shortest players. We finished with a Roger Federer tribute song.

Fresh from a round of golf, Scotty & Ruttsy took on the History of Golf. Racing tips early & then we moved through; Why 18 holes?, 13th century Dutch ‘Kolf', Lots of dodgy Dutch pronunciation by Scotty, Golf/Drinking through the ages, the History of Par, Mulligan golf & a Golf joke to finish.

Scotty & Ruttsy are back with the Two Smokin' Guns podcast in 2024. In this episode we explored great Australian Larrikins including, Shane Warne, Warwick Capper, Mark Jacko Jackson, cartoonist Bill Leak, 1920's criminal Kate Leigh, Paul Hogan, Alby Mangels, Steve Irwin, Bob Hawke, Dawn Fraser, Noelene Brown, Barry Humphries, Ned Kelly, Chips Rafferty, Errol Flynn & the late great Keith Miller. Finished with a song called Bogans by Old Nick Uni Revue – very amusing tale of Tassie bogans sung to the tune of Royals by Lorde.

headspace centres and services operate across Australia, in metro, regional and rural areas, supporting young Australians and their families to be mentally healthy and engaged in their communities. The Ministry of Art is organising an art charity event on 14th September 2023 in support of headspace.

Scotty & Ruttsy bemoaned the loss of Fantales and discussed their favourite lollies, Submersible implosions & Chappelli versus Beefy. Ruttsy described his Pentridge Prison experience, which lead to some prison songs including Back on the Chain Gang by The Pretenders. We then took on Vlad's mutiny, his favourite rock band Lyube & the Cost of Dating. We then unpacked the work of Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, the singing dentist turned dictator of Turkmenistan, and his attempts at banning smoking in the country. Then onto the Chinese bloke and his 27th attempt at a University entrance exam, Chinese big holes, Food that tastes better the day after, and finally a segment called “Eat whatever you like because…”

The SXSW festival debuts in Sydney from 15th to 22nd October 2023. Ruttsy sat down with Andrew Watt to discuss all things SXSW Austin & SXSW Sydney. What is SXSW? When did it start? How did it evolve? If you attend what will you experience? How can you get involved?

Ruttsy left alone in the studio to play his fave Australian Indie bands – Bad Dreems epic song Jack, Beddy Rays great song Sobercoaster, The Pretty Things song Serve Yourself & Bad Dreems song By My Side. I'm acting like Lee Simon at this point! Ruttsy chatted with Kirstan Corben, Executive Director of the Danny Frawley Centre. We covered what the Centre is, what it offers & how it is helping improve physical & mental health outcomes across the community. We discussed the features of the facility, Kirstan's background & that of her team, the aims & objectives of the Centre & how the DFC engages into the community. Finished off the show with The Smith Street Band playing Young Drunk, Violent Soho with Covered in Chrome & the mighty Hives with the TSG theme song.

Scotty & Ruttsy on The Week That Was discussed Tina Turner, The Big Freeze slide, How to order in Chinese Restaurants & the Caulfield racecourse redevelopment (including knife sharpening techniques!). Then we discussed the most relaxing song in the world, Musk's brain implant proposal, Strange Leunig poems & the meaning of SOG's. We introduced a new segment called Dumb Ways to Die with a great intro song. Wine time was about Spanish Rioja & Goon Sacks. Our food segment was all about fun Burger facts.

Ruttsy spoke with Kirstan Corben, Executive Director of the Danny Frawley Centre. We covered what the Centre is, what it offers & how it is helping improve physical & mental health outcomes across the community. We discussed the features of the facility, Kirstan's background & that of her team, the aims & objectives of the Centre & how the DFC engages into the community.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed a silent Big Ben, Tik Tok in Montana & the new Indiana Jones premiere. We talked about Killer Whales, Aussie Slang, NYC's heavyweight problem & Kurt Cobain's guitar. Song of the week was 24 Frames by Jason Isbell. Scotty's rant was about paranormal activity in country Victoria. Wine of the week was Carmenere. Food was lunchbox sangers, Nigerian soup & mobile Pizza. More random madness from the Two Smokin' Guns.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed Mother's day flower prices, Queueing, MND & who should go down the slide. What Caught My Eye included the US Writer's Strike, Odd Spots, Kid's biting back and some Jokes. Song of the week was My Father's hands by Broderick Smith (RIP). Scotty's Rant was about Car Etiquette & he had some bumper stickers to share. Wine segment covered Champagne & some budget drinking options. Food segment covered genetically modified food & some Fun Food Facts. Enjoy…

Scotty & Ruttsy showcased their new stings. The Week That Was featured the Melbourne Chilli-Eating Championship results & Jetstar punch-ups, What Caught My Eye featured Arab's in Space, Jupiter rockets, Pentridge hotel rooms, Seagull Screeching Championships, Rosco's nude pledge & a joke. Song of the Week was Angel of 8th Avenue by Gang of Youths. Scotty's rant was about State Funeral naysayers. Wine of the Week was Nebbiolo. Food stories were about Marmalade & Puffer Fish. Enjoy…

In a remarkable demonstration of structure & organisation, the Two Smokin' Guns have decided to do “segments”. Most radio shows caught onto this concept 40 years ago, so yes,  we are late to the party! Segment 1 was Magic Moments of the week past which was all about Barry Humphries & Father Bob. Segment 2 was What Caught My Eye in the last week which was New Mafia Bosses, Space X, Ultra-Marathon Super-speeds, Chess gender craziness, Rhino baths & Portable Baths. Segment 3 was Song of the Week which saw us play ‘Sell Out' by new superstar Somebody's Child. Segment 4 was Scotty's Rant & you really had to be there! Segment 5 is Wine of The Week – this week Verdelho. Segment 6 was Food & we covered the Melbourne Chilli Eating Championships & High flying restaurants. An organised TSG's! WTF?

Scotty almost died from asphyxiation during the show but we still managed to discuss Ruttsy's Hot Cross Bun tasting competition, Bears killing joggers (BTW Ruttsy has been scared of Bears since the movie Grizzly), Sex Dolls being used as passengers, Ruttsy's chat with Jordan Belfort & Paolo Nutini's brilliant concert (played the song Shine A Light). Oh, plus deep sea fish, AC/DC & Highway to Hell.

Ruttsy sat down with Harry Hill, Senior Captain of Old Brighton, to discuss last season's successes, the pre-season under new coach Dan Donati, his leadership group, the strong connection between the school, U19's & the Senior team, the importance of the women's football program to the Club's culture & some exciting new faces to look out for in 2023. Go Tonners!

Ahead of the 2023 VAFA Football season, Ruttsy spoke with the President of Old Brighton Grammarians Football Club, Tom Clarke, about the changes since last season, the ambitions for 2023, the new coaching groups at the Club & the great spirit of the OBGFC community. Go Tonners!

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed Footy, Transistors, Coronation dinner menus from bygone eras, the new Australian province of Jimland, old mate Donald Trump, Camel beauty contests & cloning, Gwyneth's day in court, AC/DC's comeback, Mick Gatto's charity lunch & Fish in deep water. We outro'd with Highway to Hell by AccaDacca.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed the world of Electric Bikes, What's on in Melbourne, Lewd names on Boats, Funny boat names, the many flavours of Hot Cross Buns, Dougie Hawkins lightning strike, more Harry/Sparkle gifts, the new Elvis chapel of love in Abbotsford & a confusing tale of ChatGPT, Bots, Online praying & Saints (we are still confused). We played the new single See You Tomorrow by Adelaide band Bad//Dreems.

On this weeks episode, Ruttsy spoke with Dave Wassell to understand all about the phenomenon that is Pickleball, and also spoke with Sally Hillman to learn more about the wonderful world of Champagne. Cheers.

Scotty & Ruttsy unpacked Spag Bol, Dinners in Flats, Powdered Beer, Karens 2.0, Aussie Cardboard Drones in Ukraine, Overdue library books, Elle McFeast's Chopper Read interview, Orca's killing sharks, Narco-tourism, Garages for sale, Magician's abused on ships & Poor Harry who now wants an apology.

Scotty & Ruttsy chatted cricket, Titus O'Reilly tipping guidelines, the Chappelli versus Beefy feud, Harry & Megan on South Park, the banning of Delilah at Welsh rugby games, Wedding facts & Drug sniffing Squirrels. We also interviewed local identity, David Wassell, on the Pickleball phenomenon.

Scotty interviewed Ruttsy about his big road trip which took in Canberra, Bateman's Bay, Sydney, Walcha, Mudgee, Bowral, Mollymook & Lakes Entrance. Ruttsy walked through Walcha Cup race weekend and all fun, frivolity & colourful characters involved. We also covered country Greyhound tracks, famous greyhounds and the most Apt/Appropriate names in sport. We finished with the song Barely Losing by Richmond Fontaine.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed Melbourne summers,  Vegemite Pizza's, Low alcohol beer, the phenomena of Chat GPT and the Two Smokin' Guns song that it produced, Some of Ruttsy's favourite Oxymorons, plus Scotty read out his Letter to the Editor rant about Pup's public spat. We played Helplessly Hoping to honour the passing of David Crosby.

Scotty & Ruttsy reviewed the National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships, Belarus's Macca's exit, Pickleball investors, the Potato Chip shortage, Prince Harry's book Spare, the 65 year-old wig shop, the Nepo babies of Louis Vuitton, some good and bad shopping experiences over the summer break & some of the dumbest and best business ideas of all time.

2022 Best Songs by Ruttsy My 2022 best songs in no particular order: Shedding My Velvet - Jack White God's Gift - Johnny Marr Beautiful James - Placebo I Don't Live Here Anymore - The War On Drugs Castles - Freya Ridings Empty Nest - Silversun Pickups There's A Moon On - Pixies Pictures of You - Drugdealer Jackie Down The Line - Fontaines DC Malk Mirri Wayin - King Stingray Watching Strangers Smile - Parquet Courts Warning Signs - Band of Horses Every Single Storied Flameout - Drive-By Truckers Hope you enjoy & tell me what others I might have missed. Cheers Ruttsy

Scotty & Ruttsy unpacked the 2026 Commonwealth Games venues, a Robot called Sparrow, 30 Jobs that no longer exist, Giant Snails, A slight at the Opera, Dead politician's re-elected, Royal's Egging, Compostable food packaging, Lucky bets, How music influences wine tasting & the dish of the day – pork belly. We also played Snail Shell by They Might be Giants.

Ruttsy chatted about his recent Whitsundays boating holiday & shared some fun facts about the region. The Guns then ran through a menagerie of content, from Maggots in medicine to the US Mullet Championships (google mulletchamp.com), Paris hearses on wheels, Selfie deaths, Seagull sickies, Giant goldfish, the Eye-popping Guinness World Record, the ‘barely there' dress code at Flemington & some odd spots and gags. Ruttsy played a song called Empty Nest of the new Silversun Pickups album, Physical Thrills, which has just ‘dropped' to use the vernacular.

In a show that was totally random with little in the way of segues, Scotty & Ruttsy discussed Chess Cheats, Where have all the Bogongs gone, Fart Cows, Banned Books Week, Xmas without glitter, the Chocolate Bunny War, Who & what are “Eshays”, the Brickman's Shed, Fizzy versus non-fizzy Champagne, the Flinders Street Station potential demolition, the latest doco's on the streaming services & which Aussies should be on the $5 note. Scotty played a song by his new man-crush, Drake Milligan, called ‘Sounds Like Something I'd Do'.

Scotty asked Ruttsy a load of questions about his Italian Trip – Trip planning, Travel diaries, Barolo the epicentre, the food experiences, the different wine varieties, the prices, language barriers, the people, the culture, the traffic, accommodation. Then we examined what cuisines Melbourne are eating by suburb & a bit about the Queens life, including what she would eat in a typical day. Some streaming services & film banter and the drunk Turkish man who joined his own search party.

We discussed the drastic reduction in the wine grape crush for 2022 and its impacts, Four'n Twenty pies in Japan, Weird flavoured ice-cream in England, Petrol stations going electric, some Odd Spots and the sale of Coopers Creek township in Gippsland, which inspired a chat about our very own sustainable township called Ruttsville or Scottytown. We played a snippet of Grown Ass Woman by Chapel Hart who are changing the dynamic of Country & Western music according to Scotty. We had a couple of rants – Scotty inspired by Grace Tame and her work with domestic abuse, and Ruttsy on why there should be no kid's menus in restaurants. We said farewell to Archie Roach, Judith Durham & Olivia Newton John.

Scotty & Ruttsy unpacked the Parma versus Parmi debate, Sicilian bacon & eggs, Drones & Submarines, a Leunig poem, the fake IPL game, teenage chewing gum heists, the new world record for pushing a peanut up a mountain with your nose & the mystery UFO light in Mildura that turned out to be a cannabis crop. For no reason whatsoever we played No Cars Go by Arcade Fire.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed the cold comfort of a Melbourne winter, the ‘Eat the Rich' popsicles, There's a Bear in There – a reversal of the Goldilocks fable, “La Grande Penurie de Moutarde” aka The Great Mustard Shortage in France, The Clash of the 98 year old Tennis players, the new song written by the band Double Happiness called Smoking Gun (we'll claim it!), plus a great yarn about the nuisance footy player who set Lindsay Fox's trackie-daks on fire (guess who?). Catch us on all the streaming service. Just google Two Smokin' Guns.

Scotty & Ruttsy said farewell to Larry Storch (Corporal Randolph Agarn from F-Troop) and James Cann (Sonny Corleone in The Godfather), unpacked the Pig Imitation Festival in France, Bison risky selfies, Chinese Spies & the origin of Hell's Angels. Scotty took us through his educational session on Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders, we discussed some Bad Soup that kills you & the newest kitchen gadgets. Today's song as Rock'n'Roll Outlaw by Rose Tattoo.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed ‘Always Live', the new Victorian major events initiative, Martin Cooper who invented the mobile phone in 1973 and is bemused by how much time we now spend on them, Radio hosting as craft, the longevity of Roy & HG, the wine gang selling dodgy Bordeaux wines, the guy who bought a Napoleon Bonaparte marble bust in a craft market & just sold it for $220,000, Eco plastic wine bottle packaging, Wee trips in restaurants, the 78% of parents who let their children decide what to eat, Space, the spinal frontier: a story about bone density, plus Star Wars and the legal and ethical aspects of space warfare. Wine songs this episode: Cheap Wine (Cold Chisel), Wine Time (Beccy Cole), Red Red Wine (UB40), Spill the Wine (Eric Burdon & War), Black Fingernails, Red Wine (Eskimo Joe), Elderberry Wine (Elton John) & Summer Wine (Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood). By the way…have a listen to Wine Time by Beccy Cole – very funny song.

Scotty & Ruttsy celebrated the 100th episode of Two Smokin' Guns. How on Earth have we flown under the radar this long? We began the show with lots of sound effects and 15 minutes talking about wine…go figure!! Because Ruttsy did a wine course and learnt something about appellations & Chateau's (Castles),  we played our favourite Castle songs: so you get Castles in the Air (Don McLean), Castles (Freya Ridings) & Castles in the Air (Hoodoo Gurus). Then we bashed through our normal all-sorts of Vegan lunch canoes, Pollies outliving average citizens, Monkeypox & Music festivals, our favourite quotes over the years (including John Wayne's “Life is hard, but it's harder if you're stupid”), the new Yeah, Yeah ambassador, the Code Red Jack Nicholson scene and La Nina stuff. By the way, listen to Castles by Freya Ridings….thank us later! Happy 100th episode from the Guns…

Scotty & Ruttsy back together again after Jubilees, Swimming controversies, The Logies, Stockmarket wobbles, the Energy price crisis, LIV golf power battles, Saints wobbles & AFL players mucking up in Bali. We covered the World Fireworks Championships, the World Mermaid Championships, the House you can eat, Human skin robots, Soldier bones as fertiliser, Hugh Jackman's Huge House, Last straw plastic & England's Heatwave. Plus, in a right of reply to my Dog songs medley several episodes ago, it was time to play Cat songs. So, you get Black Cat (Janet Jackson), Stray Cat Strut (Stray Cats), Pity Miss Kitty (Babby Darin), I Taut I Saw a Puddy Tat (Mel Blanc), The Love Cats (The Cure), Cat's in the Cradle (Harry Chapin), Honky Cat (Elton John), Year of the Cat (Al Stewart), Cool For Cats (UK Squeeze), What's New Pussycat (Tom Jones), and a little of the Top Cat theme song from the cartoon show!

Ruttsy was flying solo on this episode of the Two Smokin' Guns, so he built an eclectic music soundtrack based around Bands that have the word “Band” in their name. So, you get KC & the Sunshine Band (That's the Way), Average White Band (Pick up the Pieces), Band of Skulls (We're Alive), Band of Horses (Warning Signs), Steve Miller Band (Take the Money and Run), Tedeschi Trucks Band (Midnight in Harlem), Manfred Mann's Earth Band (Blinded by the Light), Band of Gold (I Wanna Dance with You Again) & Tom Robinson Band (2-4-6-8 Motorway). Hope you enjoy these bands!!!

Scotty & Ruttsy chatted about Top Gun, Weather, Vegemite, The new Karen, Courses for change, Goldy's dancing academy & New Wine varietals. Our theme today was “Dogs”, so we discussed the best Dog movies and played our favourite songs about Dogs, including songs from; Procol Harum, Neil Young, John Hiatt, Lobo, The Monkees, Patti Page, Luke Bryan, Led Zeppelin, Dr. John, Iggy Pop, Rolling Stones, Cat Stevens, B52's, Baha Men & Elvis Presley.

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed kaleidoscopes, sea monkeys & boomerangs, Bingeing of shows, the Election results for the Red, Blue, Teal & Yellow corners, the “Super Cold”, the Monkeypox, Crypto & Sexpo. We took a journey through some of the most memorable movie theme songs (Chariots of Fire, Rocky, Pink Panther, James Bond, Superman, Star Wars, Godfather, Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Good, the Bad & the Ugly & Top Gun). Then Cameron Smith's errant golf shot, The new Top Gun movie, the Wagatha Christie affair between Coleen Rooney & Rebekah Vardy in the UK, Holograms at the football & Dan Andrews unauthorised biography.

A special edition of the show focussed on supporting headspace & youth mental health. The Ministry of Art gallery is sponsoring a Charity Art show on Thursday 21st July 2020. Artists are invited to enter. Entry is free. First prize for the best artwork is $2,000 and prizes will be awarded to the top 5 artworks. All artworks will be auctioned on the night with all proceeds going to headspace. The last two years of COVID restrictions have hampered art galleries from opening and therefore artists from being able to promote and sell their artworks. This has obviously caused financial and mental health consequences. This Charity show is about supporting an organisation that does great work in this space. We spoke to youth volunteers Brad, Ally & Larissa about who headspace are and what they do, their services including early psychosis, their roles, why they volunteer and what they personally gain from their volunteering efforts. If you would like to learn more about headspace, go to headspace.org.au If you would like to learn more about the Ministry of Art Charity show go to artministry.com.au

Scotty & Ruttsy discussed Full Moons, Ange Postecoglou's Celtic triumph, the Eurovision Song Contest results, Drunk Deers, Bald sexual discrimination, Rick Astley for PM, Tinnies at the footy, Cash & Covid and Champagne consumption in Australia. Due to popular demand we played more of the best Bass riffs of all time (including Queen, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Stranglers, Jaco Pastorius, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Muse, Sly & the Family Stone, Stanley Clarke, Thin Lizzy, The Cure, Graham Central Station, Rage Against the Machine, Pixies & Hunters & Collectors). Enjoy the bass....

Scotty gave Ruttsy a history lesson about the musical Hamilton, then we discussed “air-yachts” & Queen Barbie, before Ruttsy rolled out a selection of the best bass guitar riffs of all time – from Lou Reed, Queen, The Who, Motorhead, The Clash, Stevie Wonder, Weather Report, The Police, The Jam & Bill Withers. We also chatted about the worst songs of all time & famous artists who never won a Grammy Award.