Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth

This, the first "Best of"-style Tweener Episode revisits the Episode 6 interview with Umphrey's McGee Lighting Designer Jefferson Waful. Waful explains how Phish Lighting Designer Chris Kuroda's trust in collaboration in turn inspired Jefferson to trust another LD and spontaneously collaborate with him at Wanee.......and what Jefferson would later learn about said LD after their work was done. Thi...

Seth calls in to brief all of us on Jam Cruise. Then the Brendan Bayliss interview continues and we hear his memories of Umphrey's landmark Bonnaroo performance, his early experiences with eventual peers like moe. and The Disco Biscuits and his feelings on criticism of his work. He also tells some stories about playing The Jammys with Sinead O'Connor, Mavis Staples, Huey Lewis and Jeff Coffin. Bre...

Rob and Seth announce the new co-branding with Live For Live Music and welcome their new listeners. They make an appeal for an interactive relationship - particularly with regard to the coming episode on webcasting. Then they interview Brendan Bayliss, founding member of Umphrey's McGee. We learn about how at a young age he moved from being an avid sports fan to a guitar enthusiast. His father's b...

Rob and Seth get a lesson on many kinds of music from Britain to San Francisco in the 60s, 70s and 80s from the legendary Pete Sears. Sears tells stories from throughout the first half of his career - from his early days with the rockabilly group The Spitfires up until he became one of the four finalists to replace Brent Mydland in The Grateful Dead. Hear about his days splitting time between work...

In this special Hanukkah episode, Rob interviews Seth about his life-changing ten-day trip to Israel, on the Honeymoon Israel program, this past autumn. Seth explains about how he applied, interviewed and was ultimately accepted by honeymooninisreal.org for his wife Amy and him to be a part of this interesting Group Venture. While Seth does not consider himself a "practicing Jew," he relates how h...

Seth and Rob sit down with Galactic's drummer and discuss everything from his early days as a prodigy working in Marty Hurley's drum line, to Galactic's recent work with the wonderful Erica Falls. They discuss his two books and the delight he takes from seeing other drummers put their personalized spin on his own personalized, decidedly New Orleans approach. Stanton talks about how being in the mi...

Seth and Rob sit down with guitarist Tom Hamilton and discuss his work with Brothers Past, American Babies, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Billy and The Kids and other groups. Tom explains the various ways some of these bands approach Grateful Dead music, and relates his experiences working with the surviving members of The Grateful Dead. Tom also reveals that Louis CKs eulogy of Robin Williams served a...

Rob and Seth sit down with Jason Crosby and discuss how he went from a classically trained violin and piano prodigy, to working with artists like Solar Circus, God Street Wine, Oteil and The Peacemakers, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Robert Randolph and The Bind Boys of Alabama all at a young age. Also explored are his musical and other interactions with Prince, Eric Clapton, Trey Anastasio and Br...

This episode features Rob and Seth backstage at Lockn' chatting with Chris Kuroda, one of the leading Lighting Designers in the music industry most well-known for his long-time work (nearly 30 years) brilliantly scheming and executing the visual presentation of the band Phish. They discuss how adding video elements to the band's already-elite light show presented many challenges and much inspirati...

Seth and Rob's first Lockn' episode features an interview with HeadCount.org's founder, Andy Bernstein. HeadCount had a major presence at Lockn' - registering voters, producing Participation Row (a collection of 17 non-profit organizations offering non-partisan-based voter education and activities) and working with musicians on future voter registration efforts. Rob and Seth also talk to the JR Wo...

This episode features the legendary Sam Bush and ends with a quick chat w/ Brian “Spike” Buckowski of Terrapin Beer who answers questions regarding the company’s recent friendly majority take-over by MillerCoors’ Tenth and Blake craft beer division. Sam talks extensively about his new record “Storyman,” Sam’s feelings about why Americana has become such a force in music, Guy Clark, recording Gramm...

Rob gives a brief review of the new Frank Zappa documentary, and Seth and Rob critique recent webcast directing, and then Seth talks extensively about his festival work and various upcoming activities he has planned for his variety of events. Then they are joined by Simon Allen, drummer of The New Mastersounds. Simon first explains how the band evolved out of, and was inspired by the British DJ sc...

Rob and Seth first discuss their recent music and festival experiences and express on a tired expression. Then they go through the fascinating career of Australian singer/songwriter/guitar virtuoso Geoff Achison. Geoff talks about going to the Checkerboard Lounge during his first trip to the US, stumbling upon a heat of a Beale Street competition which he would ultimately win, the etiquette of the...

Kevn Kinney explains to Rob and Seth the improvisational spirit behind, and each week's theme of the, “Kevn Kinney Auto Shop and Magic Show” - his ambitious five-night residency which takes place at City Winery in Atlanta August 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 (every Tuesday). Kinney sits with his guitar, sometimes breaking into song while offering wisdom with regard to why musicians shouldn’t watch themselve...

Before Seth and Rob get into the Candler Park Festival Flash Chats with Allie Kral and Duane Trucks, they discuss the Brooklyn Bowl, Questlove, Terrapin Beer Company, Seth's festival work trip and Rob's Colorado trip. The first of two festival flash chats is with Duane Trucks where they discuss the growth of Hard-Working Americans, the influence of legendary musicians like his father-in-law Jimmy...

Seth and Rob conduct two “Festie Flash Chats” at the 2016 Candler Park Music Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. Keller Williams talks about maintaining a wide variety of projects, his upcoming “Shut The Folk Up and Listen” tour with Leo Kottke, collaborating with Bob Weir, some of his unique approaches to recording, playing with Del McCoury and The Travelin’ McCoury’s, Victor Wooten’s influence on his...

Seth and Rob sit down with Andrew Nelson and Blount Floyd shortly after their band Great Peacock played a fiery afternoon set at the nearby Candler Park Festival. They dive into their songwriting process, including how addiction, characters met on the road and relationships inspire songs. Also discussed are future guest Kevn Kinney, the Old 280 Boogie, watermelon beer, the current state of country...

Rob and Seth have an ebullient conversation with Jordan Kelley and Jason Huber about a ton of topics including the genesis and growth of Cherub, crazy things they have experienced on the road, collaborations, their forthcoming record, internet criticism, the importance of humility, doses, mimosas, tattoos, Condoleezza Rice, crazy audiences, supportive parents and gerk-jerking. For the first time i...

Rob and Seth sit down with their old friend Marc Brownstein to discuss the current ethos of his band The Disco Biscuits, Headcount, the presidential race, his work with members of The Grateful Dead and other fascinations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Turner and Seth dive into a lengthy discussion with Black Angels' frontmen Alex Maas and Christian Bland about the interesting and impressive career of this mesmerizing band which created the Levitation Festival, and spawned the reunion of Austin's iconic 13th Floor Elevators. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode Turner and Seth host the internationally renowned head brewer of Terrapin Beer Company but not before talking about Seth's recent Mexico trip, Rob talks about meeting and seeing Moon Taxi perform at a brand new Athens venue and about attending the world premiere of Col. Bruce Hampton's "Here Comes Rusty" movie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The multi-talented, lighting designer/journalist/director/producer, Jefferson Waful joins Turner and Seth and among discussed topics are this year's Wanee Festival, how Jeff was impacted by his recent collaboration with Phish's Chris Kuroda and his work on the Umphrey's McGee-themed documentary "Reel to Real" which will be released online on June 1st. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor...

On this episode, recorded BEFORE the death of the legendary Prince, Seth and Rob interview Chad Denney of Nimbleslick Entertainment. They also take a phone call from an astute and mysterious listener, and bring forth new versions of "Expressions on Tired Expressions" and "Reviewing The Reviewers." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Before getting to part two of their interview with Col. Bruce Hampton, Turner and Seth discuss Seth's unusual take on the Phish world, offer another "Reviewing the Reviewers" as they break down an article on obnoxious fan based and further discuss the ever-changing world of music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Turner and Seth discuss the cancellations of some music festivals, the announcement of a few new ones, they go inside what makes a music festival a success, and close out the show with part 1 of 2 of the Col. Bruce Hampton interview. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.