Speaker 1: You're listening to Mattconnorton Unleashed on WMNH ninety five point three.
Speaker 2: Right now, the American radio premiere of the new single
short Life from the band Pacific A's.
Speaker 3: Think and Fallen move the sun. So my god, you
see the sable man love sor and singer. Take it
Inlish without regression, so laughter, not see me, you've got along.
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Speaker 3: The ships just kidding you comforts She leans across.
Speaker 4: The bod to comf.
Speaker 1: Does nothing. No, no, the dress.
Speaker 5: Something got long dress stems.
Speaker 6: It's a long time.
Speaker 2: So right now, the American radio premiere of the new
single from Naked Without It. This is called My Sister.
Will you are a soap.
Speaker 7: Boxed minor with your daily mail hatred read anything from
the village that you have.
Speaker 1: I ain't got no sooners food but a mind of mine.
Speaker 7: I've been thinking on my feet since I left home,
up with your two one on attitude driving.
Speaker 1: Me and serve my words fail.
Speaker 8: You use your own brand.
Speaker 1: For you are not a young man.
Speaker 7: I can't believe he's say the twistic generation in this
landage so green. But you're a tick tick tick tick
tick with the dope.
Speaker 1: Giv it is.
Speaker 7: I give you every chance, but you keep up sliding
in all the changes to the city must be up.
Speaker 1: It's a pillbird or my mama.
Speaker 8: Don't kill you, then, men of my sister s w.
Speaker 7: I'll watch you sneak off and don't face there like
a man. I'll put this in into words that even
you will understand.
Speaker 8: As long as you get your own work, you will
stay here till the earth one word for me. It's
the end for you, my friend.
Speaker 6: But you're a tick tick tick tictic dope.
Speaker 1: Give it in.
Speaker 6: I give you whatever she asked.
Speaker 1: That you keep up side of the changes to the city.
Speaker 6: Might be up.
Speaker 3: It's a herbod.
Speaker 8: If my mama don't kill you, then my sister, with.
Speaker 1: That this that you grow up at the people that
you hate.
Speaker 7: Every one you picture there is an enemy of the stakes.
Speaker 8: I think that you might twice give the children where
you're roll.
Speaker 7: But you can hide and ride the rails up the
seats that you have socause you'll have sick tick tick
tickick with you giving in and I give you every chance,
but you can keep on siding in the changes to
the sixty I still up.
Speaker 8: That's a pill, but if my mama don't kill you,
then my sister. Welcome everybody, Here we go.
Speaker 2: It is that time again. Matt Connorton unleashed and we
are live from the studios of wm n H ninety
five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Today
is a Saturday, September twenty seven, twenty twenty five, and
I am not alone. Jenny don Best, Good morning, Sunshine.
Jenny is here at the news table and let me
get these mics up. We got a couple of guys
here who've actually been on the show a number of times,
but they've got some new music and one of them
brought a guitar with them. We've got Jam Tomorrow. You
of the guys from Jam Tomorrow here with us in studio. Welcome, gentlemen. Hello,
Oh I can barely hear you. Let me figure out
why we got a We got a little bit of
a different mic setup because uh, these guys are gonna
be playing live.
Speaker 1: Let's see you got my vanity Mike rock in here.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, there we go.
Speaker 1: I can hear.
Speaker 2: Put the camera on you there too, so we can
see you. So MHP is here. Hello, that's easier to
say that way, yeah, MHP and uh and Mark is Mark?
How do you say your last name? Bad?
Speaker 7: Nay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, I've never been sure. It depends sometimes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not how much whiskeys in BOLTHD.
Speaker 2: I Got YOUA, I Got YOUA. So Uh, you guys
got a new song that we're gonna play in a
moment and uh and then you guys are gonna play live.
So excited about that? What's the new? Do you want
to tell us about the h the new single?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we haven't even dropped this one yet. You
are getting hot wax here. This song is called twenty two.
Speaker 1: We've played it for three or four years.
Speaker 9: We may have actually played it on your show live
in the past, but we recorded it in the studio
and actually had a horn with us, which we've never recorded.
Speaker 1: I've never watched horns recorded before.
Speaker 9: It's sort of a stacking process where you you lay
down a line and then you come back to the
beginning and you lay down a fifth over that or
whatever your interval is, and then you go back to
the beginning game and you lay another interval over that
lies down a chord, which is why there's always horn
sections and never one horn player playing with the band live,
which I never even thought about it.
Speaker 1: It makes perfect sense, but.
Speaker 9: It was really cool to watch it actually unfold.
Speaker 1: So we had a lot of fun.
Speaker 9: This song's about the triumphs of the Tarot deck, sort
of a psychedelic.
Speaker 1: Journey through them. Okay, and this one's called twenty two.
Speaker 2: Okay, very good, very good. And by the way, so
this is a world radio premiere. Well you know what
that means.
Speaker 8: It means this your listensminate.
Speaker 10: World premiere, traveling through the world past boats and boat temptationes.
Speaker 8: As Christesses in love look my way and wis.
Speaker 9: But the world with the way to the world's in
my cherry eyes.
Speaker 1: And that magic.
Speaker 11: My just free and engine, got my bag, I gotten
my dog.
Speaker 8: I'm stepping did not hurt legend.
Speaker 12: As the cards are debating, always been every don't care
for me, and they the fool, have to fag the.
Speaker 9: I need to have the strength to hold the lion
sight and stand alone in the darn.
Speaker 1: And holding out the lion as a wheel of fortune spends.
Speaker 8: Is justice on my side?
Speaker 9: And they hang me upside down, my hands behind.
Speaker 4: The tie, jump the food the strange After Edgine.
Speaker 1: Got my back, I got my dog.
Speaker 13: I'm stepping off of Legend.
Speaker 4: At the deck fan town.
Speaker 12: See how fad is cool, carefree, don't care for me.
I have to play the fool have to play the food.
Speaker 8: And I spelled death.
Speaker 9: Unmistakable, A man on the water to uclass and unclass foot.
Speaker 8: That's the devil finds being a change.
Speaker 9: I can see the table fall, but I avoid the lighting.
Speaker 4: Somehows came in all.
Speaker 8: Just food.
Speaker 4: Freeing at the edges, got my lad and I got.
Speaker 8: Night out out, stepping up by let.
Speaker 1: As the car rain down, drown again the food carefree,
You don't care for me?
Speaker 9: I have they hear the fool have pigging the food.
A woman like a star has pictures in her hand
as the moon shines over all the creatures of the
sea and love. But the sun is rising in the
angel Trumpet's judgment. Time the world is outs and we
can only light.
Speaker 4: Jumped the fool sprea the edge, gotten.
Speaker 1: My bag, I got my dog. I'm stepping up legend.
Speaker 14: And that I'll do God.
Speaker 15: Telling up Jeffy, don't can't handle have the hand league, Oh.
Speaker 1: Oh oh.
Speaker 2: Blandings A great track that is twenty two The band
is Jam Tomorrow. We've got two of the guys from
Jam Tomorrow here in studio with us. Uh, we have
both MHP and Marker here and no, no Gary, Now,
Gary Smith is is with you some times?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 9: Yeah, he's he actually has five bands and he just
got I don't know if we can publicly announce it.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say it. He just got signed
with a national act.
Speaker 16: Oh that.
Speaker 9: I don't know if we're able to release that information yet.
So we're going to be seeing less of him. We're
hoping we're still going to get him in the studio. Yeah,
pretty much everything, and hopefully live on occasion. But most
of what you're going to be seeing live is going
to be Mark and I probably because he's.
Speaker 1: On a plane from North Carolina right now. And yeah,
you to.
Speaker 9: Cancel another kid because he's gonna be in Jamaica.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's breaking my heart. He's got a lot going on. Well,
you know, I always say he's like the busiest musician
I know. Yeah, literally the busiest musician I know.
Speaker 9: So we're so proud of him. It's well, yeah, we're
just honored to be able to play with somebody of
that talent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, doubt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was his dream for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely absolutely, it was mine thirty years ago, was it? Yeah,
it's still time, you're still I just want to be
in my bed at ten o'clock, I understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You guys had a show last night, right then.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we didn't get back to well, we got back
to my place at like midnight, and then we sat
in the driveway for like forty five minutes just talking
to my car.
Speaker 1: Really yeah yeah, it was decompressing.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, and then we'll playing tonight as well.
We're actually playing at Litherman's Limited and Conquered from four
to seven, okay, one twenty six Hall Street right between
extit's twelve and thirteen. I'm hoping we're going to play outside.
It looks like it's gonna be nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's supposed to be very nice today. Yeah, outstanding.
Speaker 1: It's actually attached to six oz three barbecues. Yeah, so
there will be good food as well as wind beverage.
Speaker 2: Oh, very nice, very nice. So you guys are gonna
play live for us, so we are excellent.
Speaker 9: This is this is an older song. This one comes
from twenty one. This is from our Thinly Veiled allegory series. Okay,
if anyone's a fan of those, we have quite a
few of them. This one's called here there be Dragons.
Back in the age of exploration, when they'd send cartographers
out on boats, they would go as far as they
could based on resources or food or budget or timeline
or whatever, and they draw their map and then they'd
say as far as they got, they kind of say,
here there'd be dragons, which is sort of a way
of saying like, don't go there. We don't know what's there,
but I want to come back and map this later.
So I'm just gonna say dragons here to discourage other
people from going. Okay, so this song is sort of
a out uncharted territory when I when I sold the
business that I used to own.
Speaker 2: Oh oh yes, all right, very good. Jam tomorrow live
in studio.
Speaker 9: Set sail at sunrise for parts on no maybe you're
not too wise or not yet growth. Set sail a
day break to break.
Speaker 8: From the past upon the water, self imposed outcast.
Speaker 9: Here to be dragon. It's the edge of the map,
free from antagonism and.
Speaker 4: All of that.
Speaker 8: Here to be dragons, the map just dead at the
mercy of what.
Speaker 17: Sells high at twelve belts, just blue on blue, with
the sun as hot as hell, just burning on through
sells high at midday in this minstrel's eye.
Speaker 8: Not much to say, be as the world sells by.
Speaker 9: Here there be dragons on the edge of the mouth,
free from antagonism, and non, here there be dragons uncertainty.
Speaker 1: I see.
Speaker 8: All I know is my g tar and me.
Speaker 9: Storm song through, storms are through, Storms are through. Storm
sells down at sunset as a stone rolls in, batten
down the hatches.
Speaker 1: As the waves speaking.
Speaker 9: Down at night, falling as the waves turned white. So
easy to feel small surrounded by night. Here they be
dragons the edge of the mouth, free from antagonism, and
don here to be dragons do nothing canvas seen nothing,
but I want it, if.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm mean.
Speaker 9: Here there be dragons, the edge of them now free
from antagonism, and don.
Speaker 1: Here they be dragons.
Speaker 8: None canvy see not what I want you if you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Hmmm, that's great, guys, Thank you. Love that. Love that.
Get those mics on there, there we go. What's that
called again? Here there be dragged Here there'll be dragons.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it. That's one of our first ones actually,
oh really, yeah, no kidding.
Speaker 9: I think we started Our first original was twenty twenty
and then we just trickled them out after that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that was when we did falling into
place the place.
Speaker 2: I love that song.
Speaker 1: I think we might.
Speaker 9: No, we don't have that on the list that I have.
Speaker 1: We played that twice here.
Speaker 2: We try to keep it fresh, right right, Yeah, if
you are just showing us we've got two of the
guys from jam tomorrow or I get well, I guess
I don't have to say two of the guys, right,
You guys are a jam from Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 1: We have additional folks.
Speaker 9: Gary's often with us, sometimes other people or Nesto Burden
sometimes joins us on keys. We've had Mike Freeman join
us on cahone. Yeah, we had was it Brian that
joined us on Hoard? Yes, you actually sat in with
us for a whole the whole gig at Strange Brew,
which is interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sight unseen.
Speaker 9: Always interesting to play a three hour session with someone
who's never heard your music before.
Speaker 1: A lot of fun.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, are you guys playing a lot? And it
sounds like you've been pretty busy right, Yeah, we had
six gigs in four weeks at this block. Yeah, we
probably do twenty shows a year. I would guess maybe
twenty five. Oh, okay, give or take.
Speaker 1: It's been an interesting one coming up at the ballroom.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we're actually opening up for us stand up Comedy
Real Rockingham Ballroom a week from today from seven to eight.
Tickets are available online. I don't know who the comedians are,
but a friend of mine's their program director and she
invited us to come play after hearing us play at
a charity gig that we did for the Coalition Against
Domestic and Sexual Violence and she was actually their controller
for thirty years until she retired.
Speaker 1: And this is her retirement gig.
Speaker 2: So, oh wow, thanks to Pam.
Speaker 9: If she's out there, we're looking forward to playing there.
It'll be very interesting to have a front facing audience
because we don't usually get that where everyone's actually looking
at you versus just having their conversations and enjoying their beers.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, oh, fantastic, fantastic. You guys want to play
another one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's do. It's gonna hurt Mark. This one's really new.
Speaker 9: We just wrote this a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: And then forgot it.
Speaker 9: Probably actually wrote this in September twenty two and then
it got lost and just got rediscovered about a month ago.
Speaker 1: So we've been playing this lately.
Speaker 9: I really dig this. This might be my favorite of
our new batch of songs. One's called It's Gonna Hurt.
Speaker 2: It's Gonna Hurt Jam Tomorrow live in studio, Darkest.
Speaker 1: Glass crickets singing their song.
Speaker 8: As the passing summer tries to see.
Speaker 1: Long warm winds to see with the.
Speaker 9: First falling leaves, make us believe whatever we want to believe.
Speaker 8: It's gonna hurt the very nat Day.
Speaker 9: Believe in black and white, our shades of gray. It's
gonna hurt the very nats Day. Wearing the pangelum swings
theah the way a feral philosophy, like a gin with
a double lamb, like a genie without a bottle, somehow
summoned again, waiting to build the temple no one has
ever seen.
Speaker 8: Like Jack seeking a giant with just magic bed.
Speaker 1: It's gonna hurt.
Speaker 9: The very nats Day. Wearing the clouds start to roll away.
It's gonna hurt the very nast Stay wearing the pange
lung swings be ay the way, take it. Constant bewilderment
at what we have become? Did I blink too long?
Have my sandence? It's gone now?
Speaker 8: But every time I turn around, trees is off the past.
Speaker 9: The say em old ground, and I know this won't last,
but it does, Yes, it does.
Speaker 8: It's gonna hurt the very naxt stay in the end.
Speaker 1: What did we pay?
Speaker 9: It's gonna heard the very next stay, wear the pang
and long sweet the other way. It's gonna heart in
this crazy vine. Were only like minded?
Speaker 8: Let him side.
Speaker 9: It's gonna heard when we fall apart. It's gonna hurt
it with brooking pots when we fall pond.
Speaker 1: Fall apart.
Speaker 8: The very next day. It's gonna hurt.
Speaker 9: When we fall a bump, when we fall the bomb
very naxt day, the very naxt day.
Speaker 1: It's gonna.
Speaker 2: M hmm. I love it. Great job, guys, Thank you.
Jam Tomorrow is here with us.
Speaker 1: We have fun.
Speaker 2: Live in studio.
Speaker 1: That was good to hang out with.
Speaker 9: We've known each other like almost twenty years now.
Speaker 2: Hasn't been that long.
Speaker 1: I think we.
Speaker 9: Started two thousand and nine with chemicals.
Speaker 2: With chemical distance.
Speaker 1: I believe when we did the defeat concession party. We'll
be plugged in outside of city Hall.
Speaker 9: Oh without a permit with your but you would run
for mayor, Glenn R J.
Speaker 2: Will let the People's mayor.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, And there were kids skating by and mocking
us and oh yeah that was great, good time. So
that was that was That was our first official show together.
Speaker 2: That was Yeah, that's wild the auto Yep, that's right.
Speaker 9: I think it was Stone Church after that, and then
we sort of decided that we were a thing and
not just a passing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, Oh that was that long ago. Well,
the time goes goes fast. I almost hate to say that.
It's such a cliche, but it also is true. As
we get older, it goes faster.
Speaker 9: Ain't that the true?
Speaker 2: I don't like it. Well, should we play another studio track?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's do that. We've got.
Speaker 2: We got uh. You guys wanted to play White Whale, right,
that's uh, that's one of the new Yeah.
Speaker 9: Let's do White Whale. This is one that Gary who's
not here, got in a car accident a few years ago.
Speaker 1: He's a he's a race driver.
Speaker 9: He was doing still climb and his steering wheel fell
off and he hit a tree at like sixty five
miles an hour without hitting the brakes, totaled, the car
broke a bunch of bones. He was laid up for
a couple of months. Yeah, I visited him a couple
of times and he had he could play his tight
little tenor guitar because it's all he could fit around
the hardware that was sticking out of his body. And
while he was sitting and we wrote this song with
him on tenor guitar and then went to record it
and he's like, I think this needs something, and so
he hopped on keys and he played keys on it
as well. And then then we actually brought Mike Freeman,
our Cohen player, in to sit on a kit after
the fact, and he was the last thing that we recorded,
which is kind of an awkward way to record drums.
So they're they're a little jazzy as it were. But yeah,
this song is called White Whale, and it's just sort
of about impermanence, as it were.
Speaker 2: All Right, this is White Whale, jam tomorrow, check this out.
Speaker 9: Sometimes you find the dream, Sometimes you find you've woke
in up.
Speaker 1: Some things aren't what they see.
Speaker 9: Sometimes you spill yourm damn cover.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you look back. I had a dream.
Speaker 16: You think you have, but what you've got right now
in all that bad, no one will write the book.
Speaker 1: No one will tell That's say it in a hundred years.
No one will care about your wide will.
Speaker 8: No one will write the book, No one will tell
the sale.
Speaker 19: One hundred years, no one would care about the winden
that filled your safe, about the windden that filled your safe.
Speaker 1: Like a body where the soul.
Speaker 20: Has departed, still walking around, still walking around, empty hearted, not.
Speaker 9: Quite sureing all of this even started, Like a body
wearing the soul.
Speaker 1: Has departed. No one will write the book, no one
will sell. Let's say.
Speaker 21: In a hundred years, no one will care about your
wide Well, no one will write the book.
Speaker 1: No one will sell Lets say.
Speaker 22: In a hundred years, no one will care about the
winten that build your save, about the.
Speaker 1: Whinnen that filled your safe.
Speaker 9: New leaves are growing outside my front door.
Speaker 1: New leaves that burn't there before. And yet.
Speaker 9: All leaves well they're just last year around Now these
leaves are the same but different somehow. No one will
ride book. No one will sell the same.
Speaker 1: A hundred years. No one will care about your wide ways.
No one will ride the book will say.
Speaker 19: A hundred years, no one will care about the win
that Phil Josee.
Speaker 8: About them win that Phil jose.
Speaker 1: Who win that Phil jose.
Speaker 9: Hm.
Speaker 2: That is beautiful. That is called White Whale. And the
band is Jam Tomorrow. We've got the guys from Jam
Tomorrow here in studio with us. And by the way,
Gary Smith is in the chat room. I mentioned this
while the song was playing, and he says, Hey, I
know that song.
Speaker 1: That's that Gary Yoh?
Speaker 2: Do you guys want to play you guys want to
play another live one for us?
Speaker 9: What do you want to play?
Speaker 1: Mark? Do you want to even Fall? Or bean Hollow?
Or Killing Time? All right, so we're gonna do bean Hollow.
We haven't done this song in a long time.
Speaker 9: Bean Hollow is actually a beach in California on Route one,
sort of between Monterey and Santa Cruz roughly speaking, and
you can camp there as long as you pack out,
which you pack in.
Speaker 1: And I spent way too much time there.
Speaker 9: When I was supposed to be at college, which is
probably why I don't have a degree. But I have
a beautiful song, and it's one of my favorite places
in the world. And I'm actually gonna be going back
there in another month and change.
Speaker 1: Look up pictures.
Speaker 9: It's just a beach, but it's a beautiful beach if
you like California beaches, and how can you not. It's
a kind of the quintessential beautiful landscape California beach.
Speaker 2: So okay, it's a.
Speaker 9: Song about my experiences there when I was supposed to
be doing other things.
Speaker 2: All right, jam tomorrow live in studio, and.
Speaker 1: I really call.
Speaker 9: Sometime before the fall, when life was glowy on with unknowing,
when we had no fear, when life was here, when tomorrow.
Speaker 8: Couldn't end.
Speaker 23: With ladders, we wouldn't say. Drive out to the ocean side.
Just too mid, someplace too high, Drive out.
Speaker 8: To the ocean side. Can I confide.
Speaker 24: In you?
Speaker 1: Confide you? And I remember.
Speaker 13: One last September, the poetry unread, the potent words unset,
When we took no cart.
Speaker 1: To be was the call.
Speaker 8: Went tomorror couldn't be seen.
Speaker 1: With word, We couldn't breath.
Speaker 25: Try out to the ocean side, just a mind, some
place to high? Drive out to your ocean side? Can
I decide?
Speaker 1: When you decide with you? And somehow iron vision.
Speaker 9: Someplace beyond to vision, someplace by the sea, spin it quietly.
Speaker 8: Where we were not.
Speaker 9: We bod happened when tomorrow was like today, remembering when
we used to say, drive out to the ocean, SA,
just about it, some place to h drive out to
the ocean, SA.
Speaker 8: Can I watch the tide with you? Watch the time
with you, Watch the tide with you, Watch the tide
with you?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. Outstanding, outstanding jam tomorrow is here with us
live in studio. If you're just joining us, sounding amazing
and absolutely absolutely, I'm thinking, I know we have one
more suit track that you wanted to get in. I'm
thinking we'll save that for the end of the segment,
which which won't be too far away because the time
does go quickly, as we discussed earlier. Indeed, as we speak, yes, yes,
what what should do you guys have anything this weekend?
You have any shows this weekend?
Speaker 9: We show yea we should know about Lytheran's limited today
from four to seven. That's outside. We're hoping in Conquered
on Hall Street. That'll be that'll be a great set.
That's gonna be a pretty original, heavy set. And then
a week from today we're playing at the Rockingham Ballroom,
we'll be opening up for their stand up comedy act.
That will be seven to eight. Tickets are available on
their website. That's Rockingham Ballroom. Following we have a gig
at Aviva Tratcheria in Bedford on the tenth, which is
the following Friday. We'll be playing outside there as well.
That's a great venue. We had so much fun. It's
a big fire pit. The audience was super engaged. It
was just it was outside. The energy was amazing. That
was a great gig, and the food's awesome. And then
I think, I think we've got a break after that.
I think we actually don't have anything for the rest
of October. After that, We've we've been playing out pretty heavily.
We had six gigs in four weeks, yeah, culminating with
this one coming up next Saturday. Okay, and then we
got a private music party actually in a couple weeks
after that. But you got to know somebody to get
invited to that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you guys want to play one more live one?
Speaker 9: I would excuse me. This one's called killing Time. It
was a very mythic kind of song. Oh yeah, this
is so we have played this last time?
Speaker 2: Oh you have Yeah, I love this song.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I feel like it was. It got good response,
so I enjoyed playing. My wife helped me write this one.
Speaker 1: Hopefully she's listening on her way to work.
Speaker 9: Nice Hi Charlene, So thank you for joining us once
again as Mark I'm a MHP. We really appreciate you
bringing us on here.
Speaker 2: Man absolutely thank you. Always wonderful to have you jam
tomorrow live in studio.
Speaker 1: There is a song.
Speaker 26: I want to tell from way back deep like a well.
There is a song.
Speaker 1: I need to say. It seems it somehow God away.
I'm just killing time until time kills me.
Speaker 9: A coin for the ferry, mannering for the sea, give
light darkness, give life, fun to clay.
Speaker 8: Till time kills me.
Speaker 1: I'm killing time to day. There is a story.
Speaker 26: From the distant past, before the first became the last.
Speaker 9: There is a story I need to share. Came from
no place and it's going nowhere. I'm just killing time
until time kills me. A coin for the fairy, mandering
for the seed, give light to darkness, give life, un
to play until time kills me. I'm killing time today.
There is a message that must be conveyed from whatever
place you have made.
Speaker 8: There was a message I needed to pass on.
Speaker 1: But it's gone. It's gone, it's gone, gone, gone gone.
I'm just killing time until time kills me.
Speaker 9: A calling for the fairy man ering for the seed,
give light to darkness, give life unto Clay til time
kills me. I'm killing time today. I'm just killing time
until time kills me. A coin for the fairy, mandering
for the sea, give light darkness, give life unto Clay
until time kills me.
Speaker 24: I'm killing time today. I'm killing time today, killing.
Speaker 2: Time to love that song. Great job, guys, great job.
Jam tomorrow here with us alive in studio and let's
see so in a moment, we're gonna we'll uh finish
out with a beautiful Loser, another great studio track. But uh,
where should people go online to keep up with everything
that you guys are doing?
Speaker 16: Where?
Speaker 2: What should our listeners know about?
Speaker 9: So we're kind of Unfortunately I'm no longer on social media.
Oh yes, yeah, Facebook deleted my profile. Wow, I didn't
even know they did. And unfortunately I don't even know
what I did to be proud of.
Speaker 2: They don't uh yeah, they don't like to tell you,
like when.
Speaker 9: You go to jail and they show you the post
and you're like, you're right, you're a naughty boy. You
violated our Zucker standards.
Speaker 2: Uh, they have to tell you what you were arrested
for when you go to jail.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 2: But social media they don't tell you what you Uh,
they don't always tell you at least what the problem was.
Speaker 9: And I was I was the primary promoter for the band,
and so I no longer am. So Mark posts some
stuff on facebooking and finance at Jam Tomorrow dashed the band.
Oh so you don't confuse it with you know, Jam
Tomorrow the lunchbox, right, Jam tomorrow the Flamethrower The kids
love that one.
Speaker 2: Or Jam tomorrow the jam that's true, Yes, yes, but
you cannot eat today, right.
Speaker 9: You can eat it tomorrow or yesterday, but not today,
but not today today. That's actually the origin of the name.
It's actually from through the Looking Glassy Alice is talking
to the Red Queen and she's trying to coax her
and having some jam. But she said, you have Jam
tomorrow and Jam yesterday, but never jam today.
Speaker 16: It's actually funny.
Speaker 2: Last night at the Strange Rew we played and our
name was on the chalkboard and a couple of people like,
so there's a jam tonight we're playing. We're like, uh, yeah,
I can see how that would happen.
Speaker 1: And we're also like the farthest thing from a jam
band that you can imagine.
Speaker 2: That's true, that's true. Yeah.
Speaker 9: So Facebook is really the best place to find us.
We occasionally, when we remember, we post stuff on Gary's
I think it's Gary Smith Music. I don't remember the
name of his website if he's still in the chat,
if you throw it in there, Gary, But Gary does
have a web page for all of his musical enterprises,
and when I remember that he has it, we throw
dates up there. But Facebook is probably the best place
if you just follow us there. We generally post stuff
a couple of weeks before it happens.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, outstanding, And one more time too for our
live listeners. Sorry, our live listeners. It's early. What's going
on today? You guys got a show today?
Speaker 13: Yep?
Speaker 9: We're playing at Litherman's Limited Brewery and Conquered from four
to seven. You think we're going to be outside. They
do have barbecue, but I'd get there early because the
food can run out. Okay, I'd like to throw out
a quick shout out to our artist. We are so
fortunate in that my friend Jim Bellile lets us use
his paintings for all of our stuff, Like everything you've
ever seen of us has been one of his paintings.
And he's just so kind in that in exchange for
promotion of his website, and I've bought a few of
his paintings because i love him. He lets us use
all of his art for free, which is just such
a beautiful arrangement. And in fact, the last time we
were on your show and we played Killing Time, he
painted three paintings inspired by Killing Time, one of which,
oh well, be the cover for that song when we
dropped the cool version. So hopefully he's tuning in right now.
We love you, Jim, You're just off them. You enhance
our music so much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fantastic. That's fantastic. Well, guys, thank you so much.
Always wonderful to see you both. Absolutely in a moment,
we're gonna play Beautiful Loser, and if you are listening
live on Saturday stick around. Coming up in the second hour,
we have the band The Falls from Across the Pond.
They're gonna be joining us to via WhatsApp or at
least one of the guys is, and we're gonna play
their newest single, which we did do the American radio
premiere for here recently called Between the Lines, and we're
gonna be playing another one of their tracks too. And
then in the third hour, Temptress is going to be
with us live in studio. So another busy show. Lots
coming up, but we're gonna hit this track. Guys, Thank
you again, thanks for having Thank you Man, thank you, Jim,
absolutely absolutely, And here it is. This is Beautiful Loser,
and this is Jam Tomorrow.
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