In an episode that I unfortunately didn't edit I talk about personal stuff, then music from Steve Earle and Neil Young and then the movie Young Sherlock Holmes. At one point I admit a crush I had when I was five years old and how I'm following up on it when I'm 40. It's a weird, Ketel One fueled episode. Sorry! Enjoy!
Time Index:
- 0:00 - Intro, including tributes to George Segal and Beverly Cleary.
- 16:16 - Music Break - Outdoor Summer Concerts
- 16:46 - Music reviews: Steve Earle's "J.T." and Neil Young's "Young Shakespeare."
- 28:02 - Music Break - Outlaw
- 28:32 - Young Sherlock Holmes
- 43:12 - Music Break - Nobody Has It All
- 43:47 - Outro
Photos:
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| Here's the cover. Of course. Because I know you want it. |
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| A great album that's a wonderful tribute from a father to his late son. I say it in the episode too, but if you have a soul, please BUY this record. Don't stream it. BUY IT. The artist profits from this album go into a trust to benefit Justin Townes Earle's daughter--and she deserves every penny. Buy it. Buy it buy it buy it. Buy. It. |
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| Of the two Live Neil Young albums that have been released (so far?) this year, this is probably the one you want. A pre-Harvest (yet featuring a bunch of songs from Harvest) release, this is Neil alone with just his guitar and that's my favorite version of him. Check it out. |
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| A movie from 1985 that you probably missed. And I talk about it like you've seen it. And I admit a crush I had on a girl when I was 5. There's a lot in that segment... |
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