Speaker 1: W n H grip the domles soothing nails from fir
the relationships.
Speaker 2: Will I keep them close by?
Speaker 3: I see them everywhere, they reminding me how happy I am. Well,
I'm with you. No more that don't no more hands
between the ages. I've found a ritin.
Speaker 2: With so many ways, a.
Speaker 4: Battle of found a better root.
Speaker 5: Because of it, I have seen the difference, because of
the rule.
Speaker 6: I have opened my eyes.
Speaker 5: There red with.
Speaker 3: Until I love and I must unction in my birden
read my desires. Nothing holds me, No one control holds me.
Speaker 6: It's a trick of the mind.
Speaker 7: To be only outside.
Speaker 4: Looking at him.
Speaker 5: And because of you, I have seen the difference because
of you. I have all been mind because of you.
Speaker 8: Because of you.
Speaker 3: Never turn a bat boy story, big games.
Speaker 9: South he is from fil donationships.
Speaker 3: Will I keep them close by?
Speaker 6: I see the nevery one just remind.
Speaker 7: I'm happy with you.
Speaker 6: I'm happy with you.
Speaker 2: I'm happy with you.
Speaker 10: What a great song? Not a sou nears And that
is the rightful airs who are going to introduce in
just a moment live in studio with us on this
Saturday morning. Welcome everybody, if you are listening live. We
have entered the third hour New Marrow trace of Matt
Connorton Unleashed and we are live from these studios of
wm NH ninety five point three FM, Inglorious Manchester, New Hampshire,
also streaming online at Matt connorton dot com slash live.
It is Saturday, September fourteen, twenty twenty four, and uh,
I'm gonna go ahead and bring these mics up and
the Rightful Airs are here with us live in studio. Welcome, Hey,
great to be here. We have John Montalto. Is that
any saying perfect? Was it really? Yeah? Okay?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 10: And Sonny Burretto, Yeah, okay, excellent, So welcome to both
of you. It's nice to have you here. And I'm
kind of adjusting these mics on the fly because the
Rightful Airs are going to play live for us in suit.
By the way, so where does the name come from?
Speaker 11: That's an interesting question. I think we just really we're
thinking about kind of being the heirs to a lot
of different music while we were growing up, all these great,
great influences that we had, and we just wanted to
be songwriters. So it's Rightful with a write, yes, And
it's really kind of reflecting that you know, we're songwriters,
but where airs to a huge legacy of diverse music,
rock and roll and other influences.
Speaker 10: I was reading on your website something from another interview
that you had done where what have you said something
about at a certain point you stopped worrying about genres
and just just worrying about kind of which is interesting.
It sort of relates to a conversation that Jenny and
I were having with our previous guests in the second hour.
Eli leve about not worrying about trying to fit into
a particular genre or style, but just doing the music
that that you want to do, you know, and letting
it come out organically, And it sounds like that's kind
of your approach.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean we have, we've stumbled into so many
different types of songs that we can't really say that
we're you know, strictly Americana or anything like that. You know,
We've got some some songs that sound a little Latin
and things like that that you know, just they happen,
and we don't want to really exclude them. We just
want to let them flow.
Speaker 10: Yeah, No, that makes sense, That makes sense. And how
long has how long has the rightful Airs existed as
a duo. How long have you been doing this?
Speaker 12: What we had of the anniversary of our first song
creation was November September.
Speaker 10: Fourth, seven years, seven years, seven years.
Speaker 13: We've been writing collectively.
Speaker 10: Okay, I just want to move that mike a little
closer to you, of course.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So.
Speaker 10: Over the course of that time, I mean, how many
songs have you written and recorded together?
Speaker 13: Well, we've written over thirty songs.
Speaker 6: We've recorded ten.
Speaker 11: Yeah, about ten.
Speaker 12: We recorded ten and we're in pre production for our
next project. We have fifteen new songs which we're going
to start We're going to start work on at the
end of November.
Speaker 10: Okay, producer, Okay, excellent, excellent. Do you want to play
something live for us? We played a studio track. We
have a couple others we can play over the course
of the time that we have together. But I'm dining here.
You play live?
Speaker 6: Oh, sure, we're happy to play.
Speaker 13: We're going to play you all brand new material, so we're.
Speaker 6: Oh, we're happy to do so.
Speaker 10: Oh fantastic. All right.
Speaker 11: So this next song is called in My World and
it just kind of came up, as you know, instead
of complaining about the way things are, which I think
a lot of us, you know, in this kind of
a life, you're all griping about what we like and
don't like. I said, you know what if I just
wrote a song about what I really like and that's
what this song is really about.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, fantastic m hm.
Speaker 15: In my world, there's no trap because we already got there.
In my world, there's no hung because there's nothing that
is not said. We always stop and Lenda ham.
Speaker 4: We always give what we okay here.
Speaker 3: Here in my world.
Speaker 15: In my world, there's no worries because we know nobody
is not nice.
Speaker 2: In my world, there's no sorrow because we all see
that we've got race.
Speaker 15: We always turn the music on. We always have a
party on here.
Speaker 2: Here in my world.
Speaker 16: Just get yours on down here for you with your
life on feeling batters, the best time.
Speaker 2: You could have here in my world.
Speaker 15: In my world, there's no men errors because we all
see what is so true. In my world, there's no
garbage because there's nothing that we can't use. We ohays
turn ourselves around, We oways pick it off the ground here.
Speaker 2: Here in my world.
Speaker 16: Just get your ass on down here for your Wisjolive
on feeling bad.
Speaker 2: It's the best time you could have here in my world.
Speaker 15: We oways turn the music gone, we oways have a
party on here.
Speaker 2: Here in my world. Just get your asshole down here
for your waist level.
Speaker 16: Feeling bad, it's the best time you could have here
in my world, in my nerve belt.
Speaker 2: Be Halley may commit you walk.
Speaker 10: Very nice, very nice, The Rightful airs with us live
in studio on this Saturday morning here on Matt connorton Unleashed.
And you were saying, that's brand new pretty much excellent, excellent.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so if if well, we'll just describe our songwriting. Uh,
I come up with most of the music and.
Speaker 17: So yeah, and before we started writing songs together, experience
with putting together a song, and it's really remarkable how
over the last seven years that she just progressed into
this really great story teller and it really it really
defines our music.
Speaker 10: How many how many songs did I?
Speaker 12: Did?
Speaker 10: I ask you before? How many you've written so far?
Speaker 2: Thirty?
Speaker 11: Yeah? I mean in the beginning, I think it just
kind of started out where, you know, when we met,
I just handed him a poem and you know, he
came back to me like in a week with this
like this recording of him singing my poem to this
amazing music, and I was like, wow, this is really amazing.
Speaker 18: I was.
Speaker 11: I was so pleased. And you know what started to
happen later was, you know, he's so prolific in writing
all of these amazing tunes that I realized it was
kind of like a puzzle to put the lyrics to
these amazing tunes. So we probably do more of that
and less of me like free writing a song and
then him putting it to music. Although we have had
that happen in one of the songs that we're going
to be playing the he wrote the music twice to
the to the song. So there's a song on our
album called Tear It Down, And originally I wanted him
to I gave him a song called Muscleman, and I said, hey,
you know, I need music to this, and he wrote
this like kind of bright and jaunty music, and I'm like,
that's that's just not you know, bluesy enough, or you know,
I need something like more serious. So we held on
to the music and that music became tear It Down.
But you'll we'll play for you a song called Muscleman
later on. That is the kind of second generation for
that song.
Speaker 13: It was kind because one of the songs we sent
to you was tear it down, so you'll get to
hear you'll.
Speaker 10: Get to hear.
Speaker 18: One.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, cool, Well let's right now. Let's play
another studio track and then we'll we'll hear you play
more live. But I'm dying to play the song American
Dream the radio edit and then maybe we can talk
about it after. But this is a really great song.
This is American Dream by the rightful heirs.
Speaker 6: Lead the American Dream cause things on really was the scene.
Speaker 2: Worked on my lists.
Speaker 4: You don't want me.
Speaker 7: Lead the American Dream.
Speaker 2: The same old thing.
Speaker 3: Today feels so paid, the sinking feeling you will never find.
Speaker 6: He's mine.
Speaker 3: I did everything who went spent till I've made, packed
up and left my home for a better job.
Speaker 15: But I was robbed.
Speaker 6: I'm growing up in an old timeselves. Oh else could.
Speaker 2: I live with?
Speaker 19: Thouse?
Speaker 18: I lived Untie the American Dream because things I really
was they had seen works so damn hard to keep
her a great I lived and tied the American Dream.
Speaker 3: You know, part of sa miracles take up hill. What
else can you do to protect your head, to your.
Speaker 2: Try and not to get old?
Speaker 4: No one to hold a million.
Speaker 2: And others who live just like.
Speaker 6: Uncertainty.
Speaker 4: I'm running off broad time.
Speaker 6: I said, it's up, goddamn crime.
Speaker 4: I lived and die the American Dream.
Speaker 2: Packed up on my Briday. My essues.
Speaker 6: A Sabacoviy Nancy. I lived and died the American Dream.
Speaker 19: Shop Tell me what I want to deep.
Speaker 9: Mocks, love them up with spending.
Speaker 4: Spree the.
Speaker 8: Bro are you making me up?
Speaker 2: Kidding me?
Speaker 6: I'm living on barber.
Speaker 20: I lived untide the American Try. I'm still in love
with my country. My rockin' roll will keep me free.
Speaker 6: I lived and did the American Dream.
Speaker 10: I really like that song a lot. That is American Dream.
That is the rightful heirs who are here with us
live in studio, and uh yeah, I'm curious to hear
the story behind that song. Very very topical, shall we say?
Speaker 11: Well, you know, you know how sometimes you're just kind
of like talking to somebody and you kind of make
a phrase that just kind of like sticks. So I
think I said something along the lines of like, oh,
I've lived and died the American Dream. And John's like, oh,
that's a song, and he just kind of kept noodling
it and he came up with the chorus right away,
and then he I think already had a piece of
like a verse that went with it. And why don't
you talk about you constructed it?
Speaker 13: Well, we had, we had the.
Speaker 12: We had the chorus to the song, and trying to
to fit what a verse would be to match that.
There was a song idea that popped into my head
that that was twenty five years old that never did
anything with that just fit perfectly.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and once we had that structure in.
Speaker 13: Place, Sonny was able to compete the whole lyric idea.
Speaker 10: Yeah. Oh very cool, very cool. And and who's on that?
Speaker 13: Larry Campbell was on that song with him, Yes, the
great Larry Campbell.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, tell us about him.
Speaker 11: So Larry Campbell has I think three Grammys. He's playing
i think pedal steel guitar on a lot of our
tracks and on this particular track as well, right and
on and on tear Down.
Speaker 13: He also plays guitar and pedal steel as well.
Speaker 11: Yeah. We also have Josh Dion on drums.
Speaker 13: And Danny lewis the keyboard player for Government Mule played.
Speaker 10: On our tracks. Oh okay, oh wow.
Speaker 12: So our producer, Lincoln Schleiefer, it's a fifty year studio
pro and these are all.
Speaker 13: Of Lincoln's friends and h Lincoln cast every song with.
Speaker 12: Specific players that he thought would be most appropriate feature track.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, cool, you want to play you want to
play another live one for us? Sure?
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: So this next tune is called take Me Back to Nashville.
And we had taken a trip to Nashville and played
an open mic in Nashville. And that was a real
privilege because there's so many wonderful songwriters there. Oh yeah,
And I remember this girl just like got up and
like belted her heart out, and and I was thinking,
you know, oh my goodness, this is like Brandy Carlisle.
And so that kind of inspired this tune, which is
really about a relationship between kind of a song stress,
let's say, and her inspiration. Whether or not he's positive
or negative you could figure out from the song, but
he's kind of like the muse inspiring her.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, very good. And what's this called.
Speaker 11: Take me Back to Nashville?
Speaker 10: Take me Back to Nashville. Okay, if you're just showing
us out of the rifle areas here with us live
in studio and UH, we're gonna hear another live tune.
Speaker 13: Sitting in UH in a house in Germany.
Speaker 4: For there, for.
Speaker 13: Five years, I was just able to.
Speaker 6: Okay within the music styles. Then my thoughts you start
to turn. You are hent read turn the pitch.
Speaker 7: If I'm not stay to your number.
Speaker 6: Boost.
Speaker 2: You're the one that moves me home. Take me back
to Nashville. I just want to hear you. Take me
back to Nashville.
Speaker 6: We can find the song keeps calling me. It's calling me. Ho,
you will get together.
Speaker 10: Rogers turned it around you.
Speaker 19: I could hear you. You see.
Speaker 6: I need you cry.
Speaker 2: Don't know, but I would die in your side, your
bolt one. Now I've come undone. Take me back to Nashville.
I just want to hear you. Take me back to Nashman.
Speaker 6: We can find an little woman.
Speaker 2: I know what I heard. It's all in your words
and the good I have to tell him.
Speaker 4: You need to like a ball.
Speaker 2: I can't fall if you refuse.
Speaker 6: Here on your mules. Pick man back to.
Speaker 2: You still love, don't come back to Nashville. Will you
still push me around hard?
Speaker 16: Hon will you still push me around, hond Will you
still push me around?
Speaker 2: Hon? Were you still post me around?
Speaker 19: News?
Speaker 2: You said something? I heard nothing? I said nothing you
heard something? Or down? I did everything for you. Just
tear it down. It's the only thing to do. I've
been waiting, You've been praying up and praying. You've been waiting.
Tear it down. Can't get anything from you. Just tear
it down. It's the only thing we do better.
Speaker 8: Rob Lorner, you should really go back almost be tail
it down.
Speaker 2: To the ground, down to the ground.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't like.
Speaker 2: It when you're lazy. You don't like it when I'm crazy.
Tear it down? Is there no alternative? Just tear it down?
Is this any way to your forgiving me for living living,
for your giving to redwn? We had everything. It's you
just to re down. I willowy sing to.
Speaker 19: Let it.
Speaker 8: Oh, no, loan it.
Speaker 14: Yes, I got down on your room. But just do
it down, hover down a better rock, Lona. You should
really go back home a sweet.
Speaker 2: Down to the ground, down to the grab wills learn
when I must finish?
Speaker 8: Could I not to live way up?
Speaker 2: We build our blaze of glory? How could we just
in my story build it up. But it's our time
to just tear it all down. Tear it all down
and move all.
Speaker 11: We should.
Speaker 2: I'm not staying where a layon. You're not laying where
on staying down. We'll give in to gravity. Just take
it down live way you would rather. The beanie.
Speaker 6: Love the rickon.
Speaker 2: I can be the stronger while you can't wim it
down cold, turn it down stupid.
Speaker 8: You will make me before you get tat down.
Speaker 2: To the ground.
Speaker 10: Down to the ground, very very catchy. I like it,
thatt is, tear it down. We've got the rightful air
us here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning. Uh,
let's go and try that, Mike John try talking into that.
Oh I think we're onto something here. Okay, keep keep talking.
Well that's that's a that's much better. Yeah, we were.
We were getting some buzz earlier that where it was
it was not not helpful. Yeah, that's that's that's a
big improvement. I can actually hear you. So plug that
mic into a different channel. So yeah, so we have
the rightful airs with us. Uh, live in studio with us.
You want to you want to play another live one
for us?
Speaker 11: Okay, so you just heard tear it down on uh,
the recorded track there that we submitted, and that was
really the music that John came up with for this
next song when I handed him these lyrics and oh
you'll you'll see these are two totally different songs. Uh,
this is probably a little bit more kind of serious sounding.
Speaker 10: And okay, oh now I'm curious.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so the song is called muscle Man.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, right, Hilaiirs live in studio the right
Hilaiirs live in studio.
Speaker 2: Hee them, musclemad Why don't you move me if you can?
Heye them? Musclema Why don't you move me if you
can can? Can a prodigy?
Speaker 11: No ambition?
Speaker 2: Can your mirrors beIN your mission? On the much of
what's in sa I'm urged to say the let hey them, Musclemade,
Why don't you move me if you can? Hey them,
Muscle Maade and you know you move me if you
can can? Care watch this love's condition. Can't you see
what you've been listened? Spread free from your history and
come feel mamstreet, Hey them, Muscle Made, Why don't you
move me if you can? Heye them? Muscle many hand?
Oh you could move me if you can can can
can what's song on the outside? Or free you from
youri inside? What's on the outside? Won't a are you
from your ripped tad? That one inside? Hey? Hey hey, hey,
you got how won't you? Hey? Hey, hey hey you
got to move me? Hey the muslmane why don't you
move me? If you can?
Speaker 10: I like it? I like it. That is Muscleman. The
Rightful Airs are here with us a live in studio
on this Saturday morning here on Matt Connerton Unleashed playing
some tunes. We also played some studio tracks. And what
have you released so far for studio material? Do you
just have the one album, the one self titled album,
or have you put anything else out prior to that.
Speaker 11: That's really all that we've kind of put up there,
you know, like on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music and
all of that stuff. Is that studio album. We did
have another song that we had a different producer do,
but we haven't really released that one. And we've got
a whole bunch of stuff that we're working on for
our next go around.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I would imagine. I mean you're probably constantly writing, right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, It's just it's kind of like a disease Yeah,
it just keeps happening. But yeah, there's nothing we could
do about it, and it's all different, and you know,
you just got.
Speaker 19: To go with it.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and just blessed to have such a wonderful songwriting partner.
For many years, I had gotten to the point where
I wasn't really able to complete anything on my own. Yeah,
and then once Sonny and I started writing together, all
of these wonderful new ideas started coming about. And in
the thirty five plus years that I've been writing, this
is the best material really that.
Speaker 13: I've really been part of.
Speaker 12: And I've been part of some really great bands in
the past, so it's really it's really pleasing to.
Speaker 13: Have this type of partnership.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, excellent. Where do you record? And by the way,
forgive me if I asked you this earlier, I may
have been distracted by the little technical problems we were having.
But where where do you record? Where was this album recorded?
Speaker 11: Lincoln's Log Cabin in Bronx, New York.
Speaker 10: So there's a place in the Bronx's studio called Lincoln's
Log Cabin.
Speaker 11: Yeah, oh wild, it's really like a basement. There's no
there's no log cabin. But it's a house in the
Bronx and he's got this like basement studio and all
of these amazing artists came there to record our album.
Speaker 12: We're really fortunately we recorded the album during COVID and
a lot of these musicians would have been on the
road and they were grounded and they were available to us.
So we were very, very lucky and fortunate to have
the opportunity to have them come in and really create
our music.
Speaker 10: And basically we.
Speaker 12: Came in with songs just the way we're playing them today,
and from that point of view, Lincoln had a vision
for each and every track, and we're really we're just
really grateful we had the opportunity to work with Lincoln
and with all these magnificent players.
Speaker 10: Oh excellent, yeah, excellent. Do you plan to go back
there for recording in the future or are you going
to try somebody else or.
Speaker 11: Oh, We're definitely going back to Lincoln.
Speaker 7: Lincoln's our man, for sure.
Speaker 12: We're scheduled to meet with Lincoln at the end of
November and to play him fifteen to fifteen songs, including
all of what we played here today. These are all
songs are going to be considered for the next project.
Speaker 10: Oh excellent, very good, very good. Uh, do you want
to play another live one?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 10: Sure if you're just joining us, we have the rightful
areas with us alive in studio here, can you see?
Speaker 19: Yeah, So you want to introduce this song?
Speaker 11: Okay, So this song's kind of a medley. It's two
songs really kind of sandwich together. That just kind of
happened that way. One day John was noodling around and
he just kind of slid from one into the next,
and then it's just kind of we realized they needed
to go together. So the first songs called in Due Time,
and the next song is called the Devil. And you know,
feel free to put your favorite villain in our Devil song.
Think of who you must in these times. I'm sure
everybody's got somebody that they consider might fit the bill.
Speaker 10: Here, no doubt.
Speaker 7: She knelt down upon his great black boot, screams in.
Speaker 10: That we.
Speaker 3: Where she's here and he is gone, wi'son left to
carry all.
Speaker 2: Just take your please say in sad.
Speaker 7: Land, all questions answer in due time.
Speaker 19: Won soul tear is all she say.
Speaker 7: From the memory of that day. Now that Warmon has
grown old, the little tear has turned to go.
Speaker 2: Just take your please, say sad lands. All questions answer
in due time.
Speaker 21: In due time, everything shall be revealed.
Speaker 3: When you look in to the mirror you sare no
one left to sieve? Has the image becomes clearer?
Speaker 7: Who's the master and who's the slave?
Speaker 2: And whose rules?
Speaker 19: Do you be?
Speaker 7: I have seen your.
Speaker 3: Face before HISTORYA serve me? Will There'll be those who
take your hand, But I won't fall under your spill.
Speaker 7: I won't follow you to hell.
Speaker 3: Would you know the devil? If you looting to your eyes?
Would you know the devil?
Speaker 2: When it comes as no surprise?
Speaker 19: Men?
Speaker 7: You been help beside?
Speaker 2: You'll think, can.
Speaker 7: You can't do no wrong?
Speaker 2: Do you know wrong?
Speaker 10: Do you know wrong?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: We all do have a shadow, and we almost make
a choice not to give in to a shadow or
to slip in to the board.
Speaker 2: We just need to raise our voice.
Speaker 3: Would you know the devil if he looked into your house?
Would you know the devil?
Speaker 22: And it comes as no surprise when you bad hire
the task you're thinking and do no wrong, do no wrong,
do no wrong?
Speaker 7: Would you know the table? Would you know the table?
Speaker 2: And it comes as non surprivence?
Speaker 21: Men, you've been him the time you thinking.
Speaker 2: You can't do no wrong.
Speaker 10: Oh I like that. I like that a lot.
Speaker 19: Thank you.
Speaker 12: So in due time was it felt to me that
there just wasn't I needed to have more. And it
was just that happy accident when I was doing that figure,
just going down that half a step is where the
devil started and that's it's sunny. Let's try to put
these two together. Yeah, and uh, like I said, it
was just a happy accident.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, no, it was very cool. That was very cool.
If you're just joining us, the Rightful Airs are here
with us live in studio before we run out of time,
do you wanna do you want to play one more?
And then we'll kind of remind everybody where to find
you online.
Speaker 7: We'd love to thank you. Thank you absolutely.
Speaker 19: No.
Speaker 10: I like that last one so much. I just want
to hear another live one.
Speaker 7: Oh so.
Speaker 2: What would you like to do?
Speaker 10: Kind of uh, while you're looking at that too, I'll
just remind our our listeners if you're looking for the
Rightful Airs online, So it's rightful with a W W
R I T E f U L and then airs
is h E R I R S for the spelling impaired.
Speaker 2: Sure, we could try that.
Speaker 12: Okay, this is a this is another song that's that's
quite different.
Speaker 7: Here, let me just make sure, let me just tune
this up here.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 19: So this is.
Speaker 11: Kind of like a date night song, like if you know,
just kind of one thing kind of leads into the next.
And the song is called Pepper, and uh it's kind
of not like our other songs because it's a little
Latin sounding. Oh okay, all right, cool, don't have much
more to say about this song.
Speaker 12: The song almost didn't come to be, but that's story
for another time.
Speaker 10: Oh all right, we.
Speaker 2: Can say more about that later. Bring me a little
more pepper, Baby, I'll pour a little more wine. We
can make it together, the baby. It will really be fine.
Speaker 3: Close your eyes, make a little wi is. Yes, I'm
your guy.
Speaker 2: Play me some more of your music, Honey. I'll make
a really good rhyme. We can play it together, Honey,
we can sing it right.
Speaker 3: Take my hand, mike al little wish. Yes, I'm your man,
and you've got me right here.
Speaker 21: Baby, you've got me goo oh when crazy, wrap your
arms all around me, baby, turn me towards the stars.
Speaker 2: We're still holding each other, darling. That's just who we
are what you are.
Speaker 7: Make a little wish. Let's do this all night.
Speaker 2: Slide your hips a bit closer, my love, dance me
through the night. We keep moving together the baby, and
it feel so right.
Speaker 7: Close your eyes. Make a little wish. Yes, I'm your god.
Speaker 2: It's time that you kissed me right there. You could
do that again. We can make love together all night.
It will never end.
Speaker 3: Just take my hand. I've got working. Yes, I'm your man,
and you've got me right here. Baby, you've got.
Speaker 2: Me going crazy. Now bring me a little more pepper, peep,
I'll pour a little more wine. We can't do it together, babe.
We can do it right.
Speaker 23: We can do it together, baby, we can do it right.
We can do it together, baby, we can do it right.
Speaker 10: That song made me blush. No, that's great. That is
Pepper by the Rightful Airs here with us live in studio.
Where should people go online to keep up with everything
that you're doing? Where's the best place here?
Speaker 11: The Rightful Airs dot com. That's the w R I
T E f U l H E I R S
dot com.
Speaker 12: Okay and Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, all the major music carriers.
Speaker 10: You can find us on Okay excellent and do you
have any shows this weekend that you're playing or when's
the next show?
Speaker 12: No, that's that's something that we're working on. As you know,
in order to play a lot of the venues here,
you do have to know a fair amount of cover songs,
which we're.
Speaker 7: Totally new to us.
Speaker 12: So we're currently working on about fifteen or twenty cover
songs so that we can put a show together and
start playing on all the local places. Excellent, And just
to say, we were from New York and when we
moved here, we were surprised to find that there is
really a fantastic music scene here. Oh yeah, wonderful, wonderful musicians,
a lot of opportunities to play, so we're happy to
be part of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, excellent. What brought you your from New York originally?
Speaker 24: Yes?
Speaker 10: What brought you here?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 11: Just like I think in living in New York after
a while, I used to have this helicopter that was
over my house all the time, and I was like,
you know, I really could use some peace and quiet.
So like we came up to New Hampshire and and
it's been great. There is no traffic here, at least
where I drive anyway. Yeah, and you know, as long
as they don't put any more stop lights, and I
think it'll be an awesome, awesome place to drive all
the time. So we're loving it here.
Speaker 10: Excellent, excellent, very very good. Well we'll in a moment,
we'll wrap up. I was thinking about playing this studio
track Jupiter in July that I really like, and as
you said, you know you can get it on all
the all the streaming platforms. So so thank you both
for coming in today. This has been wonderful.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much for.
Speaker 7: Having me, Thank you for having us.
Speaker 12: And we want to get the word out to the
public about your show, so we will be promoting it
on our side in our Facebook page.
Speaker 10: Oh, thank you, thank you. We appreciate that. We appreciate that,
and thank you everybody who joined us today. Of course,
we had Ricky Mapleton in the first hour, and we
had Eli Leven the second hour, and we also too,
we're gonna before before we get to the very end
of today's show, we will Today was the world radio premiere,
or eleast the American radio premiere of the new song
Runaway Spy Club Paradise, which we love, absolutely love. Jenny,
you were commenting on that specifically earlier.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love that song.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think it's my favorite. Yes. And for those
of you who are listening live on Saturday, we have
an event Jenny and I will be attending kind of
a special thing if you want to remind people.
Speaker 24: Yes, you will find us tonight at the Mosaic Art
Collective here in the Queens City at sixty six hand
Over Street, Sweet two one. They are having their opening
reception for the Full Circle the Speed of Light art Show,
which is a juried art show. And I'm very proud
to say that one of my pieces, isn't it. So
I'm excited to be one of the artists at the
opening this evening. You have got to check out the
Mosaic are Collective, definitely a must do for the Queens City.
Speaker 10: A gem of a place.
Speaker 24: If you've got to go to this gallery, it's amazing
and some of the artists' workshop areas are just incredible
to look at it as well. They're celebrating their anniversary,
so come on out and celebrate their anniversary and maybe
we can run into each other and you can give
me your opinion on what you think you see in
my painting.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, absolutely, and of course if you miss any
part of today's show, it will be up in just
a little bit at Wmnhradio dot org and at my
website Matt Connorton dot com. And thank you again both
so much the Rightful Airs. Such a pleasure to have
you here. And we'll close with this track, Jupiter in July.
Anything we should know about this before we play it,
any kind of a story behind it or yeah, there is.
Speaker 7: There was a period of.
Speaker 12: Time when I was pitching a lot of ideas to
Sony and I was getting the text would be after
she listened to a lot of thumbs down and I
was starting to get very self conscious. And I had
this song Jupiter in July, and I did a demo
to it, and I sat on it for three weeks
and finally I said, well, you know what, I'm just
going to send it to her. And that's pretty much
how the song came about.
Speaker 11: Do you want to add, well, I just loved it.
It had like some minor chords in it that you know,
were a little different, And of course Lincoln just really
ran away with this song with the production and you'll
kind of hear that as it comes off. But it's
a really special song, and we think it's probably our
favorite song on our album.
Speaker 10: Oh very nice, very nice. Sorry, well that's a great
way to close the segment then, so yeah again, thank you.
And here it is. This is called Jupiter in July.
This is the rightful airs.
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