North Texas Music Fanatics

In this episode, we talk with Mark about his early bands, his time DJing at the infamous Starck Club, and his passion for Tiki music. 

In the season two debut, we talk with musician, writer, and vintage toy expert Scott Tucker about his time in various bands performing throughout Dallas, as well as touring through cities like Chicago and New York, not to mention his cameos on reality show Pawn Stars.

In our season one finale, Josh talks about skipping high school to get a chance at working for his favorite radio station, fake fighting with Rhett Miller, and real fighting with Billy Corgan.  

In a this episode, Charlie talks about his time as a DJ on KNON, working at various music venues around Dallas, and a variety of memorable bands and concerts throughout the years.

In this episode, music photographer Brian Ullrich talks about his time playing in area cover bands, rescuing a massive collection of vintage guitars and amps, and being kicked in the face by Courtney Love.  

In this episode, Daniel talks about his time spent collaborating with The Flaming Lips, his memories while playing in bands Comet and The Polyphonic Spree, and the unique experience of recording music in a “dome”.  

In this episode, Cabe discusses the early days of Fry Street Fair, witnessing the beginnings of bands like The Paper Chase, Tripping Daisy, and Baboon, and the impact his paintings have had on the music community.

I’m back from my week shooting for clients in Houston, so I thought I’d play a few rare songs for you.  Two of the bands can be found on iTunes, if you want to dig deeper into their catalog… Arland Bishop and The Tah-Dahs.

In this episode, Tony tells us about his time with bands Alkaline Trio, Hagfish, and more.  And, it’s our very first episode in a totally tricked-out vintage GMC motorhome!  

In this episode, Russell talks about the beginnings of Deep Ellum as a modern music hub, the musical roots of DE in the late 1800s, and the challenges and rewards of owning a variety of music clubs throughout North Texas.