Podcast appearances and mentions of bruce duff

I am joined by ⅔ of the band Sweet Justice. Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff regale me with some amazing stories like the time Bruce just winged a KISS solo for the band Redd Kross. There's also the time that Frank announced to the band that they got a record deal after playing a show of mostly covers.One of my favorites, though, is how they got Cherie Currie to play Cherry Bomb with them during their third show ever!They've released their new EP, Redline, after a 17 year gap and it rocks. In fact, I like it even more than their debut. Give them a follow @sweetjustice_music. Buy the EP wherever you get your music. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Get some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com or send some coffee our way at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now lets dish out some Sweet Justice with Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff on Performance Anxiety, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

I am joined by ⅔ of the band Sweet Justice. Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff regale me with some amazing stories like the time Bruce just winged a KISS solo for the band Redd Kross. There's also the time that Frank announced to the band that they got a record deal after playing a show of mostly covers. One of my favorites, though, is how they got Cherie Currie to play Cherry Bomb with them during their third show ever! They've released their new EP, Redline, after a 17 year gap and it rocks. In fact, I like it even more than their debut. Give them a follow @sweetjustice_music. Buy the EP wherever you get your music. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Get some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com or send some coffee our way at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now lets dish out some Sweet Justice with Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff on Performance Anxiety, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I am joined by ⅔ of the band Sweet Justice. Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff regale me with some amazing stories like the time Bruce just winged a KISS solo for the band Redd Kross. There's also the time that Frank announced to the band that they got a record deal after playing a show of mostly covers.One of my favorites, though, is how they got Cherie Currie to play Cherry Bomb with them during their third show ever!They've released their new EP, Redline, after a 17 year gap and it rocks. In fact, I like it even more than their debut. Give them a follow @sweetjustice_music. Buy the EP wherever you get your music. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Get some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com or send some coffee our way at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now lets dish out some Sweet Justice with Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff on Performance Anxiety, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network.

I am joined by ⅔ of the band Sweet Justice. Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff regale me with some amazing stories like the time Bruce just winged a KISS solo for the band Redd Kross. There's also the time that Frank announced to the band that they got a record deal after playing a show of mostly covers. One of my favorites, though, is how they got Cherie Currie to play Cherry Bomb with them during their third show ever! They've released their new EP, Redline, after a 17 year gap and it rocks. In fact, I like it even more than their debut. Give them a follow @sweetjustice_music. Buy the EP wherever you get your music. Follow us @PerformanceAnx. Get some merch at performanceanx.threadless.com or send some coffee our way at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety. Now lets dish out some Sweet Justice with Frank Meyer and Bruce Duff on Performance Anxiety, a proud member of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Jeff & Soraya continue their conversation about Bill Bartell/Pat Fear with Bruce Duff & Michael Quercio.

Pipeman Interviews Frank Meyer (who wrote it), Bruce Duff (who produced it), Josie Cotton (who sings on it), creators of Flatten The Curve Song & Video.PUNK AND ALT ROCK LUMINARIES Release Social Distancing Video For"FLATTEN THE CURVE" Featuring members of Minutemen, Screeching Weasel,The Runaways, The Supersuckers, The Adolescents, Pansy Division, Josie Cotton, The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, and more! All Proceeds Go To Jubilee Consortium and Sweet Relief. Video Premieres via BrooklynVegan.Following the release last month of the benefit track "FLATTEN THE CURVE" which features members of Minutemen, Runaways, Redd Kross, and more artists and bands from the punk, indie and hard rock world, the wide array of contributing musicians decided to create a video to accompany the track. Sequestered and observing social distancing guidelines and rules, many of those participating in the track submitted self-shot footage for the fun and arresting video which premiered on BrooklynVegan.“This video is like a bizarre Rock 'n' Roll alternate reality," says songwriter/vocalist/backing vocalist/guitarist Frank Meyer (The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, Blind House) who wrote the song and directed the video. "Nowhere else would you see members of Minutemen and The Adolescents rockin' next to members KIX and JetBoy. Where else would you see the singer of The Runaways and Josie Cotton alongside members of Fishbone, Screeching Weasel and The Supersuckers? It's like my whole record collection made a record together and then a video... Actually I guess they did!"Set up to create awareness to prevent the spread of COVID-19, "Flatten The Curve" collected seminal and iconic rock, punk and alternative rock luminaries, celebrating the power of a community coming together to stop the pandemic. The song was written over the course of two days and the recording took one week to assemble and coordinate the full cast of characters. “Flatten the Curve” reaped the rewards from the contributions of its wealth of guests, all of whom donated their time and talent while isolated and in quarantine.Benefiting Jubilee Consortium and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, “Flatten the Curve” will donate 100% of its proceeds equally between the charities. The Jubilee Consortium (a 501c3 impact organization) is a Los Angeles-based operation committed to creating healthy and just neighborhoods through enrichment opportunities and leadership programs that promote good health, develop leaders and offer alternatives to violence. Sweet Relief Musicians Fund provides financial assistance to all types of career musicians and music industry workers who are struggling to make ends meet while facing illness, disability, or age-related problems. “Flatten The Curve” is available for streaming now via Spotify here:https://open.spotify.com/album/0CgapzDdExKmprm44HeBbs?si=7Szbor_YR-Wyrir3wGd8sgThe Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show is broadcast live every day 10am ET- Noon ET on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com), W4VET Radio, and K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Author, musician, producer, manager, rock journalist, and indie label executive Bruce Duff talks “The Smell of Death.” A pre-cellphone indie punk rock van tour of Europe is the stage for music, hijinks, and hilarity, with a memorable and unique cast of characters.Take a trip back in time with Duff…you won’t be disappointed!

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, speaks with punk musicians and contributors to the new book We Were Going to Change the World, Stacy Russo, Stella, and Johanna Went.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, speaks with legendary punk rockers Chip and Tony Kinman.

Bruce Duff talks noir with Richard Lange, author of The Smack, and Howard Paar, author of Once Upon a Time in L.A.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, speaks with LA punk band The Muffs.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks punk rock survival with Keith Morris, author of My Damage!

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Harley Flanagan, bassist for the Cro-Mags and author of Hard-Core: Life of My Own.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in discussion with Mike Stax from the Crawdaddys and Ugly Things magazine.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Anna Biller, director of The Love Witch.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Steve Blush and Tony Mann, the author and contributing editor, respectively, of New York Rock.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Marc Ferrari and Frank Meyer.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Lyndsey Parker.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Mike Watt.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Janiss Garza.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Steve McDonald (The Melvins, Off!, Redd Kross)

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with Scott Carlson (Repulsion) and Pat Hoed (Brujeria).

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, in conversation with David Kendrick (Sparks, Devo, Andy Prieboy, Gleaming Spires) and James Fearnley (the Pogues, Low and Sweet Orchestra, Cranky George).

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, with Brenda Perlin, who runs her own Blossoming Press, and has published a series of punk books, Punk Rocker, LA Punk Snapshots, LA Punk Rocker, plus the Brooklyn and Bo Chronicles, and more.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, chats with Jennifer "Kasey Bomber" Barbee, author of Down & Derby: The Insiders Guide of Roller Derby, and Else "Evil E" Duff, the announcer for the Los Angeles Derby Dolls!

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks with Tom DeSavia, author of Under the Big Black Sun w/ John Doe and Chris Morris, author of Together Thru Life and Los Lobos: Dream in Blue.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks with Josh Hayden, founder, bassist and singer of the group Spain, and Kenny Lyon, guitarist, bassist, and producer, who has played with NOFX, Lemonheads, and many more.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks with Jim Wilson. Jim Wilson is the guitarist with Mother Superior, Pearl, Motor Sister, plays with Daniel Lanois, much work w/ Henry Rollins, and is the only player besides the Mael brothers to perform on all 21 Sparks LP shows in London.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks with Vicky Hamilton, author of Appetite for Dysfunction, and legendary rock manager, promoter, and record executive.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, talks with Punk Hostage Press' Iris Berry and Allan MacDonell, former editor of Hustler Magazine and author of Punk Elegies, about the Los Angeles punk and literary scenes and the meeting of the two.

Bruce Duff, author of The Smell of Death, speaks to LA Weekly's Lina Lecaro!

Bruce Duff, music journalist, bassist, and author of the memoir The Smell of Death, in conversation with Katherine Turman, music journalist and author of Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal.

This week we bullshit with Bruce Duff and Jessica Amezcua from Knitting Factory Management, whom just so happen to manage a couple of our badass bands! They spoke with us about what they look for in bands, what level bands should be at on their own before thinking about management, what a manager's job actually entails, and much, much more!

The new media environment is a tumultuous place. Many companies are holding on by diversifying - record labels aren't just making records anymore. Morgan Margolis and Bruce Duff have eked out careers in a business that started out as a live music venue. Knitting Factory then branched out into the record business and artist management. How do they keep expanding their media universe when the rest of the industry is contracting? Tune in to Independent's Day and see.

The new media environment is a tumultuous place. Many companies are holding on by diversifying - record labels aren’t just making records anymore. Morgan Margolis and Bruce Duff have eked out careers in a business that started out as a live music venue. Knitting Factory then branched out into the record business and artist management. How do they keep expanding their media universe when the rest of the industry is contracting? Tune in to Independent’s Day and see.

The new media environment is a tumultuous place. Many companies are holding on by diversifying - record labels aren’t just making records anymore. Morgan Margolis and Bruce Duff have eked out careers in a business that started out as a live music venue. Knitting Factory then branched out into the record business and artist management. How do they keep expanding their media universe when the rest of the industry is contracting? Tune in to Independent’s Day and see.