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Jeff SmithTake a walk with me down Fascination Street as I get to know Jeff Smith. Jeff is an icon in the local south Texas music scene. I caught up with Jeff in San Antonio, at his multi-use arts facility called The Corn Pound. In this episode, we get to know Jeff, and how he got into music. From his brother's involvement with The Krayolas, to his friendship with filmmaker Richard Linklater, we go everywhere in this episode. Jeff tells me about: Flagship Records, the Jett Bass Studio, High Voltage Music Program, Tex Pop In Exile Music Archive, and SausTex Records... all housed at The Corn Pound. We discuss some of the musical acts Jeff has worked with at SausTex including Pinata Protest, and DiNOLA. Then we get into how Jeff came to be part of Richard Linklater's Woodshock documentary short film, and why Jeff's scenes were cut from Linklater's early film Slacker. Jeff and I chat about how streaming services like Spotify have essentially gutted the already small income streams for the smaller, independent artists. Plus we talk about a recent collaboration between SausTex Records and Cacophony Clan Records on a super cool album to support some charities. Naturally Jeff and I talk about his band Hickoids, which has been around for decades, and he even lets me play one of their more recent songs! If you are even in or around San Antonio, you MUST check out The Corn Pound... and tell 'em you heard about them on Fascination Street Podcast.Special thanks to Peter Illing at Cacophony Clan Records for putting this together.

Jeff Smith is the founder and singer of the legendary Texas cow punk band The Hickoids. Beloved cult favorites with a rabid following, The Hickoids have been around for almost four decades, playing their singular blend of hallucinogenic-soaked western style insanity and releasing countless records on various labels. Now that things have opened up, The Hickoids are touring again. In this episode hostess Pleasant Gehman and Jeff talk about wild shenanigans in the 1980's Texas punk scene; rowdy Everclear soaked parties, and drag racing-which is not what the listener might think. Jeff also tells anecdotes about opening for The Butthole Surfers, a police raid at Tex And The Horseheads' Hollywood band house, and  that time the band thoroughly embarrassed Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth...not to mention the trend of men faking orgasms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quick – hide the family! It's that time of year when a certain music festival rears its terrifying head…and it’s so punk rawk. That's right. It's the 13th annual Austin Corn Lovers Fiesta, hosted by ATX/San Antone punk hoodlums and corn hustlers Hickoids. It also happens to have the same acronym as another big event […]

Join Garrett T. Capps and the Trouble Country crew as we shuffle through the Suffering Jukebox. We've asked all kinds of folks, from outlaw icons to honky-tonk headbangers, to pick-a-tune and tell us what it means to them

Executive Producer – Jeremie Perez Our friend Marlin swings by the Temple this week to shoot some buttery nipples and promote the Me-Thinks show at Lola's on June 12th. We reflect upon Gringopalooza that happened over the weekend that featured Three Horse Company, Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre, Loco Gringos, and the Hickoids. It […] The post Show 423 – Like Junior High? appeared first on The Jerry Jonestown Massacre.

Summer time and the livin’ is lazy, and, especially this year, crazy! To help ease the insanity here’s a massive dose of insanity with some brand new ought-to-be classics from Frontier Dan & The Hickoids, REQ’D, Sleeve Cannon, Alien Space Kitchen and more plus some timeless tunes from some other really snazzy combos.Included here is…

Livestreams, Venmo and Twitter, oh my! Jeff Smith of The Hickoids and Saustex Records talks with Ray about adapting and persevering as a musician during the pandemic.

Jeff Smith of Austin mainstays The Hickoids and Saustex Records joins Ray to talk about the dashed plans and uncertain future of being a musician during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The rent won't stop. Neither will the Hickoids. Catch their live stream show on ROCK FOR RENT, supporting Eastside venue The Lost Well, 8PM Central Friday night on Facebook Live...

It's our Sinister Halloween Spectacular with some of our favorite Super Natural Forces Musical Mayhem! Featuring the manger of those Time Travelling Apocalyptic Marauders of Drive-Thru Metal, Mac Sabbath, The Custodian of Controlled Chaos- Mike Odd. The Haunting writer, dancer and multi-instrumentalist- from her new play The Circle Of Eyes- Katy Mikelle, Our Sweet Soul Sista from the 5th Dimension, the Charming Clairvoyant of California Doom Boogie- Bonnie Bloomgarden from Death Valley Girls. And... Lastly, but never leastly the original Cowpunks from deep in the heart of Texas the rambunctious whisky drinking musical gunslingers Jeff Smith and Tom Trusnovic from the Hickoids! Ghost Stories, Band Stories, and Sordid Tales from the road crammed into a beautifully frightful 2-hour package. So dim the lights and hum no more days 'til Halloween- Silver Shamrock.

Jeff Smith - Saustex Records Jeff Smith is a rock’n’roller for life. Having started a band called The Dwarves (not the SF punk legends) at the age of 14 he has continued to write, record, play and promote music for nearly four decades. J Smith launched his current label Saustex Records in 2004 and has since issued well over fifty releases by artists as diverse as Javier Escovedo, Blowfly, The Upper Crust and BP Fallon in addition to many lesser known regional and international acts and his own band, the long running Hickoids. 

Strike up the band — strike up lots of bands! — it’s another pulverizing episode of The Big Enchilada Podcast on Radio Mutation. This month you’ll hear new songs by the likes of Reverend Beat-Man, Archie & The Bunkers, The Hollywood Sinners; some the acts I saw recently at South by Southwest, including The Hickoids,…

Special Edition: Episode 19.5, Punk Rock Halloween featuring spooky, scary, Halloween themed punks songs from Hickoids, The Rosedales, Ramones, Stellar Corpses, The Misfits, Teenage Bottlerocket, Dead Kennedys, Tiger Army, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Murderland, The Real McKenzies, Direct Hit!, AFI, and Zombiecock.

Brand new stuff from NOi!SE, Hickoids, Churchwood & Grandpa Death Experience, plus a bunch of Halloween tunes, happy 90th birthday to the King of Rock N Roll and honoring Phil Chess.  

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Ethan Anderson from Massy Ferguson talks about their “big, industrial, dirty” band name, their first video and their blue collar bar anthem. He also plays three tracks from Victory and Ruins from the Massy Ferguson band. Plus Texas rock & roll from Mike Stinson, travelin' blues from Jason Daniels, a beautiful duet from The Barn Birds, a new take on an americana classic from John Fogerty, dirty rock from the Hickoids, greasy blues from Patrick Sweany, country rock from Matt Dmits, rag time jazz from Who Hit John?, and country music from The Bo-Stevens. "Massy Ferguson" originated from Americana Music Show.