170 episodes
Thanks For Giving A Damn Otis Gibbs
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4.9 • 687 Ratings
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Musicians, journalists and historians sharing memories, backstage stories and history lessons. There's no music, just lighthearted storytelling. Subscribe on iTunes for new episodes as soon as they're available.
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Episode 170: Hoosier National
Otis shares stories and anecdotes about the songs and the making of his new album, Hoosier National. Here’s the link to the pre-sale! https://igg.me/at/OtisGibbs/x/17363880#/
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Episode 169: Growing Up Around Bill Monroe
David Grier shares his memories of Bill Monroe including a tour bus full of chickens, fist fights and a ton of great music.
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Episode 168: Back Home Again In Indiana
Otis talks abut his dream of starting an Alt Country Retirement Community and returning home.
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Episode 167: When John Prine Drove Through Paradise
Jim Rooney talks about riding with John Prine through Paradise, Kentucky in a red 1949 Ford.
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Episode 166: Otis’ Graveyard Tour
Otis talks about visiting the graves or William S. Burroughs, Bob Wills, Sam Kinisin, Gram Parsons, Mozart, Falco and more.
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Episode 165: Jason Ringenberg Remembers Jack Emerson
Jason talks about his old friend, Jack Emerson. Jack helped kickstart the careers of Jason and the Scorchers, the Georgia Satellites, John Hiatt, Webb Wilder, Sonny Landreth, Steve Forbert and many others.
Customer Reviews
The Real Deal
Otis,
This is what all of us music nerds and musicians love to hear. The real stories behind the musicians and music. All the details . You let the subjects talk . Superb.
Thanks for sharing your stories…GREAT STUFF!
hey Otis…I came across you a while back after hearing that you opened for Todd Snider. Love your music and your stories. You beautifully capture what the human experience is all about. Since then, whenever I’m in the car traveling around I’ll listen to your podcasts and I always learn something new about music and life…and I always ended with a smile on my face.
Keep on keeping on!
peace to you and all those you meet and talk to
eric
ps. Looking forward to seeing in the Pittsburgh area again sometime soon.
Fantastic
Man. I feel like I’m late to the party but just wow. This is a must listen if you are a music or even a modern history of music fan. Exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you thank you thank you Otis. I’m digging what you do man and loving every minute of it.