Blue Collar Love: A music podcast

A short little ditty filled with covers, remixes, and show intro tunes.

A concept album, a tribute to the late Gene Eugene and arguably SF59's best album. Sit back and enjoy as we dissect Leave Here A Stranger and a mysterious piano guy that may or may not have exsited.

We get a chance to chat with the ever talented and former SF59 drummer, Joey Esquibel.

Welcome back to the year 2000 and the age of compilations. B sides and live tracks oh my!

We review the just over 14 minute EP by Pony Express and get some extra insight from the one the only Josh Dooley.

We talk about the country surf rock masterpiece and how one successfully stacks a face as we catch up with the drummer for the album, Wayne Everett!

We review our first piece of current music and talk about why you should buy this ep.

We dive into what could possibly be a perfect ep and the end of the 90’s.

We review silver...again as the first recording has disappeared into the nothingness. Come back with us as we look back on an old favorite.

We review the new single that just dropped and briefly talk about the future of starflyer 59.

It’s not the album we deserve, but the album we need when facing the fear of the unknown. Come join us as we talk about the many facets of marriage as explored through alternative sugar pop.

With all this Corona Virus focus we felt it was about time to focus on the 1998 masterpiece The Fashion Focus.  Jared Colinger of the band The Enigmatic Foe joins us for the track by track review. Prost! Check out The Enigmatic Foe's music at: https://enigmaticfoe.bandcamp.com/album/black

The history keeps rolling. Join us as we talk to drummer, keyboard player, arranger of the strings, and cautious skip jack player.

We get to interview the one and only Jeff Cloud and learn a lot of interesting facts and cool stories.

Supporting the homeless, boy meets world, and heartbreaking relationships. We discuss the starflyer 59 spinoff group Pony Express and their first album “Eastwood dive”.

We go back in time to 1991 and review the first album by the first project by Jason and Ronnie Martin.

We have the splendid Bob Moon on for this episode to talk about the early history of Tooth & Nail Records which includes a deep dive into the Gold recording sessions. Buckle up this is a wild one!

We interview a lesser known member of the Starflyer family and talk about his 20 plus years of working with Jason and many other topics. Playlist of all the songs Josh has played on: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2hefrMnE9AL1eujiA4E9S8?si=USC-etXOS3OsHJ7rTwjr5A MAP's latest release: http://hyperurl.co/vtew5o

We talk about all the Christmas songs Mr. Martin has had a hand in while celebrating national flashlight day. We try some new audio tricks to improve the sound quality.

The end of an era and a really dang good soundtrack to go along with. Strap in as we take a deep dive into the bluesy and sometimes still puzzling Americana.

We interview drummer extraordinaire and get some history about past members of Starflyer 59. Check out Wayne's music at: https://store.northernrecords.com/album/kingsqueens

We talk about Samuel’s favorite album thus far, and the most punk record to make an appearance on this show.

Sappy thank you’s, Trent Reznor, and the return of starflyer 59 the lounge band.

We talk about what is for some people “the” starflyer 59 album. We also share how this album has impacted us on a personal level.

We take a look at the first EP from Mr. Martin and company.