One Artist One Album

On this very special installment of One Artist One Album, I speak with musician Josh Haden (@joshhaden) about the first album by the Liberation Music Orchestra, the politically-minded jazz group led by his father, legendary bassist Charlie Haden.

One British icon speaks on another as Ultravox/Visage co-founder @MidgeUre1 discusses David Bowie's 1972 groundbreaking LP "The Rise & Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars."

The great bassist and spieler Mike Watt joins me this time around to discuss the impact that "Tyranny & Mutation," the 1973 album by Blue Oyster Cult, had on his long career in rock and punk.

Dean Ween—guitarist extraordinaire, 1/2 of Ween, and the leader of the Dean Ween Group—calls into to discuss the paranoid, drug-fueled masterpiece that is Sly & The Family Stone's 1971 album "There's A Riot Goin' On."

Portland experimental artist Matt Palenske, who records under the name Consumer., discusses his affection for "Vision Creation Newsun," the 1999 album from Japanese band Boredoms.

The Beatles are back in the hot seat for this edition of One Artist One Album. Le Butcherettes frontwoman Teresa Suarez (aka Teri Gender Bender) and I discuss the Fab Four's 1965 album "Help!" #TheBeatles

Matthew Liveriadis, the bassist for the Australian garage pop band Chook Race, discusses a groundbreaking album by a fellow Melbourne band: "Primary Colours" by Eddy Current Suppression Ring.

On this episode, guest interviewer Mark Lore (@thedaysoflore) sits down with Holy Grove vocalist Andrea Vidal to talk about this 1975 double live album "Alive!" by New York rock 'n' roll institution KISS.

On this edition of One Artist One Album, Morgane Lhote (@hologramteen) joins me to talk about the 1968 debut album by jazz-rock pioneers The Soft Machine.

On this episode of One Artist One Album, I'm speaking with Paul Smith (@paulsmithmusic), frontman for Maximo Park (@maximopark) about "Any Other City," the sole studio album by the Scottish quartet Life Without Buildings.

On this edition of One Artist One Album, I'm chatting with singer/songwriter Lida Husik (@lidasays) about The Beatles' 1969 album ABBEY ROAD. #music #thebeatles #interview

On this edition of One Artist One Album, I'm speaking to jazz drummer John Hollenbeck (@john_hollenbeck) about his love of the Peter Garland-composed/Aki Takahashi-performed album THE DAYS RUN AWAY, released in 2000. #music #interview

Member of The Baseball Project and The Split Squad, and organist at Fenway Park, Josh Kantor (@jtkantor) joins me to discuss Stevie Wonder's 1973 album Innervisions.

A conversation with Hurry Up co-founder/bassist Maggie Vail about her love of Beauty & The Beat, the debut album by The Go-Go's. #music #interview #thegogos

Our first ever episode! On this inaugural edition of One Artist One Album, I'm speaking with Chad Clark of Beauty Pill about 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, the third album by Midnight Oil. #music #midnightoil #interview