Mike Mehalick's guest appearances

Mike Mehalick

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Sheryl Crow

Paul Simon

Nick Drake

Willie Nelson

Alanis Morissette

David Rosen

Ben Folds

Chris Fox

Jenny Lewis

Elvis Costello

Quincy Jones

William Shatner

Ralph Sutton

Rod Stewart

Liz Phair

OwlTail

Tom had a blast hanging out with Michael Mehalick, found of the Bushwick based label, Good Eye Records! Tune in to hear all about Mike's origins in the greater-NYC area music scene and what inspired him to start his own label.  Plus, you'll hear tons of great tracks by Good Eye artists, including Parrot Dream, The Rareflowers, Russian Baths, Scarves, and a brand new track from Cathedral Bells! Mike also selected some fantastic records, including Hey Anna, Shame, and Gingerlys!  You can purchase all of Good Eye Records releases via the label's website: http://goodeyerecords.com/  Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/4863128/Look-At-My-Records

Tom had a blast hanging out with Michael Mehalick, found of the Bushwick based label, Good Eye Records! Tune in to hear all about Mike's origins in the greater-NYC area music scene and what inspired him to start his own label.  Plus, you'll hear tons of great tracks by Good Eye artists, including Parrot Dream, The Rareflowers, Russian Baths, Scarves, and a brand new track from Cathedral Bells! Mike also selected some fantastic records, including Hey Anna, Shame, and Gingerlys!  You can purchase all of Good Eye Records releases via the label's website: <a href="http://goodeyerecords.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://goodeyerecords.com/</a>  Full playlist: <a href="https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/4863128/Look-At-My-Records" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/4863128/Look-At-My-Records</a>

February 9th, 2019: Mike Mehalick

Editor in Chief for Speak Into My Good Eye (speakimge.com) Mike Mehalick joins Bill and Brian for another installment of Massive Album November as we discuss the Who's Who's Next (1971, Decca). Emerging from the 60s mod scene into their own sound with 1969's Tommy, the Who, especially primary songwriter Pete Townshend, were struggling with the next step in their career. Hoping to continue pushing boundaries, the band began work on the multimedia project Lifehouse but abandoned its grandiose ideas, leaving engineer Glyn Johns with the task of assembling the album that became Who's Next. Mike talks about his father bringing him to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where the Tommy exhibit captured his imagination. Bill, Brian, and Mike then discuss commercialism, the Who vs. Led Zeppelin, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltry's complementary voices, synthesizers, Borat impersonations, and more as we make our way through the album track by track!

Editor in Chief for Speak Into My Good Eye (<a href="http://speakimge.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">speakimge.com</a>) Mike Mehalick joins Bill and Brian for another installment of Massive Album November as we discuss the Who's Who's Next (1971, Decca). Emerging from the 60s mod scene into their own sound with 1969's Tommy, the Who, especially primary songwriter Pete Townshend, were struggling with the next step in their career. Hoping to continue pushing boundaries, the band began work on the multimedia project Lifehouse but abandoned its grandiose ideas, leaving engineer Glyn Johns with the task of assembling the album that became Who's Next. Mike talks about his father bringing him to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame where the Tommy exhibit captured his imagination. Bill, Brian, and Mike then discuss commercialism, the Who vs. Led Zeppelin, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltry's complementary voices, synthesizers, Borat impersonations, and more as we make our way through the album track by track!

The Who - Who's Next (w/ guest Mike Mehalick)