Kelly Prestridge's guest appearances

Kelly Prestridge

Detours and Outliers

Willie Nelson

Lou Reed

Joni Mitchell

Garth Brooks

Steve Miller

Michael Nesmith

Pat Boone

Richard Taylor

Chris Gaines

Tom Murphy

Jeff Beck

Jonathan Snyder

Don White

Glenn Danzig

Keith Moon

OwlTail

Heather Haas

FLEETWOOD REPLACES STEVIE AND LINDSEY! Heather and Kelly from Ground Above Zero to discuss Mac’s mid-90’s misfire “Time.” If they wanted to record a country album, why didn’t they? Does sleeping in Mick Fleetwood’s bungalow automatically make you a member of the band? Who let Lindsey into the studio without a guitar? Does naming a band after your favorite rhythm section force them to be in your new band? Are John McVie and Mick Fleetwood really the same person? Does anyone know why Dave Mason from Traffic is here? Does this album come with a secret bonus EP? Is that album more or less Fleetwood Mac-y than Lindsey and Christine’s duo joint? Listen as we try and parse the truth from the rumors on this week’s Detour’s and Outliers.

<p>FLEETWOOD REPLACES STEVIE AND LINDSEY! Heather and Kelly from Ground Above Zero to discuss Mac’s mid-90’s misfire “Time.” If they wanted to record a country album, why didn’t they? Does sleeping in Mick Fleetwood’s bungalow automatically make you a member of the band? Who let Lindsey into the studio without a guitar? Does naming a band after your favorite rhythm section force them to be in your new band? Are John McVie and Mick Fleetwood really the same person? Does anyone know why Dave Mason from Traffic is here? Does this album come with a secret bonus EP? Is that album more or less Fleetwood Mac-y than Lindsey and Christine’s duo joint? Listen as we try and parse the truth from the rumors on this week’s Detour’s and Outliers.</p>


                Fleetwood Mac’s “Time” (with Heather Haas and Kelly Prestridge)
            

PRINCE GOES INSTRUMENTAL! It’s week four of “All Instrumental April” and we invite local Prince expert Kelly Prestridge (The Gones, Ground Above Zero) to help us discuss Prince’s worst selling album. Why didn’t Prince just call this “SEWN”? At what point does smooth jazz become softcore porn music? How much of this was pre-written, how much was edited, and how much was overdubbed? Is this the soundtrack for the new Weather Channel competitor? What was Prince’s relationship with the internet? And is that why the only results you get when goodling this album are for nuptial and birth announcements for Harry and William? Is this a really a jam session or a rehearsal? What is Prince’s worst album? We’ll answer at least a few of these questions on this week’s episode of Detours and Outliers.

<p>PRINCE GOES INSTRUMENTAL! It’s week four of “All Instrumental April” and we invite local Prince expert Kelly Prestridge (The Gones, Ground Above Zero) to help us discuss Prince’s worst selling album. Why didn’t Prince just call this “SEWN”? At what point does smooth jazz become softcore porn music? How much of this was pre-written, how much was edited, and how much was overdubbed? Is this the soundtrack for the new Weather Channel competitor? What was Prince’s relationship with the internet? And is that why the only results you get when goodling this album are for nuptial and birth announcements for Harry and William? Is this a really a jam session or a rehearsal? What is Prince’s worst album? We’ll answer at least a few of these questions on this week’s episode of Detours and Outliers.</p>


                Prince’s “N.E.W.S.” (with Kelly Prestridge)
            