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One-on-one pod today, Chris is in New York and Jason is home in Glendale. We chat about Anora, it's cheating to check your flight time, Celine Dion documentary, in defense of witches, Keaton on SNL, new guy in SoHo dropped, Newark's facelift, who should play Patrick Bateman in the American Psycho remake, a meal at Bridges, Charli vs. Jelly, Lefsetz on Rooney, and Tyler thinks records should go back to coming out of Tuesdays. twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The twins return with a full dance card, covering the waterfront with magic, clowns, music gear and more, including Roger's magazine feature, an awesome Grammys moment, books and Chris' loop experiment. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - Chris' "Latin Space Vibe" in Apple Loops/Logic Pro 1:14 - Greetings and about the loop 2:28 - Lefsetz delay / Latency / Roger's interface issues / Humblebrag Insult / Roger's breakfast / Scott Mann, "Really good bread"  4:30 - Luke Combs and Tracy Chapman at Grammys / "Fast Car" / Daniel Sims / Chapman at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum / Human Rights Now! 1988  6:58 - Mike Heidtman aka Seaside Showman aka Captain Mike / Magic Castle / Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College Alumni Cruise  7:35 - Self-serving / Self-service / Appetites 8:26 - Magicians Chris knew from the Magic Castle and the Magic Hotel (now Magic Castle Hotel) / Peter DePaula / Hank Morehouse / Terry Seabrooke / Billy McComb / Lance Burton / Reveen the Impossibilist / Abb Dickson / Maxwell Grant aka Walter B. Gibson / The Shadow / Robert Harbin / Mark Wilson Course in Magic / Yutaka Kikuchi / Fickle Fire / Shimada  11:51 - Roger's ventriloquist dummy / Magic and ventriloquist shows as kids 12:34 - Slow season in Myrtle Beach / Growth in Myrtle Beach / "New" New York / Carolina Forest versus old Myrtle Beach  14:04 - Roger's feature article in Grand Strand Magazine / Casey King / HGTC Addiction and Recovery Lecture Series / Dangling participles and feminine articles  16:02 - "Scattershot" by Bernie Taupin / "These Dreams" / "We Built This City" / Grace Slick / "Welcome to the Wrecking Ball" / Mickey Thomas / Irwindale / First-time song memories 19:39 - On being grandparents 21:00 - Chris' studio improvements / California Blonde SWR / Davey Johnstone / Fender Tone Master Princeton  24:19 - "Piano elbow" / Left-hand octave boogie bass  26:05 - George Martin / "Sound Pictures: The Life of Beatles Producer George Martin, The Later Years, 1066-2016 / Keenan Wallace Dunham / Keenan's screenplay, "Rain Falls on Everyone" / "The Crown" / Princess Diana / King Charles and the state of the monarchy / "The Chosen" 27:55 - "George Carlin's American Dream" / "Time Has Come Today" by Harold Bronson / Rhino Records  28:52 - Carlin on pro-life conservatives  30:17 - Parting shots / Zoom LiveTrak L-8 / MXR EQ pedal / Old dude sayings / Trump visit to Myrtle Beach Area / Chris' Spanish lessons

CLIMBers! For all intents and purposes, it's true, that terrestrial radio is dead. I'm about to prove it to you. Like with any crisis, there's danger and opportunity. In this case, the opportunity is for an indie artist like you. Today, we're going to unpack a recent Bob Lefsetz blog entitled The Death Of Radio? which tackles the phenomenon of Oliver Anthony and "Rich Men North of Richmond". You're gonna want to stick around and listen to this. There's so much going on in this article! Here's a link to the Lefsetz blog article: https://lefsetz.com/wordpress/2023/08/30/the-death-of-radio/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The twins unearth another gem from the cassette archive and then fall headlong into the maelstrom - discussing everything from recent gigs in Myrtle Beach, Paul Anka, Chrissie Hynde and Garth Brooks to authors, show tunes, a really cool park in Miami and much more. SHOW NOTES: 0:00 - "Answer Me" by Chris Yale circa 1988 4:17 - Greetings and about the song / Stare Cat Sound, Glendale, CA / Ian Talcroft / Steve Kobashigawa 6:00 - "It's a Rock Thing" - English guys singing Southern / Blues and Country origins 6:31 - Garth Brooks documentary - part 2 / Quitting music 7:51 - Shout-out to our friend Carl McClain - thanks for loaning us your P.A. head. 8:29 - Latest House of Blues gig - very enthusiastic crowd / Early gigs versus late gigs / Latest LuLu's gig - great mix 10:40 - "I got pretty good" / Chrissie Hynde / The Pretenders / Lemmy couldn't score with Chrissie 11:44 - "I Want To Be Your Man" - Roger (Troutman) / Peter Tosh with Stones / Ron Wood albums 12:52 - Matheson Hammock Miami / Raleigh Chopper bicycle / Matt Ross / Dixie Highway (U.S. 1) 14:15 - Roger "ran away" from home twice / Mom's soap operas 15:45 - Novellas / David Leavitt, "Arkansas" / Little Free Library / Oscar Wilde 17:45 - The time Dad didn't show up 19:05 - Random show tunes / "Pal Joey '78" with Lena Horne / Roger working out to "Evita" 19:54 - Roger's training for a 5K / Advice from Buck and Jodie / Pacing and distance / Stan Obrycki / Roger's son Wes' "pinky swear with Chris / "Pain Retains" 21:29 - California reports lowest COVID-19 rates in nation / California homelessness / Austin homelessness / Drunk Panhandlers outside Barney's Beanery Hollywood 26:44 - Roger's shroud of political correctness 26:57 - Paul Anka on Lefsetz podcast / More Anka / Anka chews out a musician about wardrobe / Buddy Rich rants on bus 31:08 - Our gig t-shirts 32:32 - Change afoot: Explosive growth growth in Myrtle Beach / Carolina Forest / Myrtle Beach natives / Transplants / Trans Plant / Dread Zeppelin / El Vez 35:22 - Parting shots / Five gigs in a week

Bob Lefsetz has been in, and writing about the music biz for ages ! An east coaster who moved out west to chase his dream. He speaks about his early days growing up in Connecticut listening to show tunes with his parents and starting his passion for music. We learn about the circumstances that led him from taking the Bar Exam to working for a management firm. He talks about the relationships with artists and managers and what drove him to create the Lefsetz Letter, which has been circulated around the industry for over 25 years. We hear how he became the go to guy on the file sharing copyright issues which changed the game for the industry. He speaks to the method in which he became beholden to no one in an industry where there was plenty of opportunity for otherwise. He also covers his podcast, his shrink, his cronies and how he keeps the letter going. It's a really fun and candid conversation with a guy who eats , sleeps and drinks music!https://lefsetz.com/wordpress/@Lefsetz

Sources familiar with the matter tell us that forces are conspiring...to perhaps make it such that we can begin playing again sometime next year. But when sometime? And, more importantly, when will you, your bandmates, and your fans be comfortable with such an idea? Paul and Dave are here to chat it out! That's not all, of course. There's Gear Gab to be had, and there's talk of playing with Loopers, too. Listen as your two favorite weekend warriors take on all these topics and more. Remember: Press play, enjoy, and always be performing! 00:00:00 Gig Gab 282 - Tuesday, December 1, 2020 00:01:24 Conspiring to get back together 00:27:14 Sponsor: Headspace: Feel happier! Headspace is Meditation made simple. Get a free one-month trial at Headspace.com/giggab 00:29:30 Lefsetz on Belonging Elton John 17-11-70 00:33:32 CSF-Nektar Panorama P1 Control Surface, 00:39:58 CSF-Bose S1 Pro, $599, Battery-powered 00:42:38 Playing Live with Loopers: Yours...and Someone Else’s Boss RC-300 David Shanhun on Gig Gab Podcast 00:51:50 GigGab 282 Outtro

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist has a conversation with thought leader and music-industry observer Bob Lefsetz. Lefsetz is the author and publisher of the Lefsetz Letter. The Lefsetz Letter is the original music-industry blog. It was a blog before there even were blogs--it goes back to 1986. First it was a mailed-out subscription newsletter that went mostly to music biz types, then in the Nineties it becamce an email bulletin with about ten thousand subscribers.

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist has a conversation with thought leader and music-industry observer Bob Lefsetz. Lefsetz is the author and publisher of the Lefsetz Letter. The Lefsetz Letter is the original music-industry blog. It was a blog before there even were blogs--it goes back to 1986. First it was a mailed-out subscription newsletter that went mostly to music biz types, then in the Nineties it becamce an email bulletin with about ten thousand subscribers.

"If this is the art you must do—on the road, in a dive bar, with your friends, for crowds big and small, when no one is looking, and it’s all you care about—you’re a professional.” The Rule of the Garage is this question: Can what you do in your garage become the way you earn a living? Think about side hustles & hobbies. Some people transform their hobbies into hugely successful businesses. They scratch their itch, then categorize their success to help others scratch theirs. There's also people who never leave their garage. Consider this: Roger Goddell just asked for a $50 million salary. To do what 10,000 fantasy football league commissioners do in their garage every Saturday for 16 weeks. The original idea came from this post by Bob Lefsetz, Hollywood's conscience: http://lefsetz.com/wordpress/2012/12/11/hobbyistprofessional/ And the next few episodes will cover the four levels of success Lefsetz notes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/militarytransition/support

Bob Lefsetz, author of the influential music industry newsletter the Lefsetz Letter, talks with Recode's Peter Kafka about the winners and losers in the modern music business. Lefsetz says the traditional music label model was one of artificial scarcity, and there's no going back now that streaming services like YouTube and Spotify have arisen. He also argues that Netflix is doomed and VR is being mis-sold to the public. Later in the show, he reflects on the election of Donald Trump and why he's skeptical of the New York Times' ability to challenge the incoming U.S. president. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BOB LEFSETZ is a music industry analyst and critic.  His blog, "The Lefsetz Letter," has hundreds of thousands of subscribers.  Topics include the state of major record labels, decimated CD sales in the wake of iTunes and streaming services like Spotify, and personal reflections on songs, songwriters, bands, and key industry personnel.  Prior to starting his successful blog, Lefsetz was a consultant to major record labels, and is a highly sought-after speaker at music conferences across the country.  He was also the head of Sanctuary Music's American division.

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