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Speaker 26: Twenty five we have here on Matt Connorton Unleashed. We've
got October Suns here with us live in studio, and
it's wonderful to have them here. But it's also a
little bit it's almost surreal because it's been so long
since I've seen you guys, two of you I went
to high school with, So that's uh, that's crazy. But uh,
welcome guys, thanks for having us, for having You're gonna
play live for us, so I'm gonna kind of adjust
a sound a little bit as we go. But uh,
Dave Wally, of course you've been.
Speaker 20: On the show before.
Speaker 8: I have you helped to promote Satellite Union when are.
Speaker 26: And Uh, Satellite Union is playing tonight but also October
son So Satellite Union is opening for October Suns tonight
at Panucci's and Conquered is that correct.
Speaker 8: They joined us for the big shindy.
Speaker 26: That is very cool, that's awesome, that's all right from Chicago. Yes, yes,
Oh Chris, I can't hear you, but I think I
know why, and uh uh address that here.
Speaker 24: So you guys all went to high school together? What
was Christine's the same as he was? Or is there
something unique him a high school? Because I'm still taking
advantage of you being here, you know, I will.
Speaker 8: Say I will say this, Matt probably aged better than
any of us.
Speaker 20: Genetics.
Speaker 26: My dad has really good skin and clean living, no drugs,
no alcohol, massive amounts of caffeine.
Speaker 24: But other than that, it's kind of cute if you
get an alcoholic drink into him, because he doesn't drink very.
Speaker 20: I get, I get, I get very silly. Chris, I
still can't hear you, and I don't. I don't know why.
Oh I think I know why.
Speaker 27: We can hear you.
Speaker 20: I saw that. There we go, There we go. Do
you guys wanna want to play something?
Speaker 26: And then we'll we'll kind of talk a little bit
and catch up and uh talk about tonight and uh
talk about.
Speaker 21: Everything caffeinated we're taking.
Speaker 27: All right?
Speaker 20: Yeah, October Suns Live in studio.
Speaker 4: H cool, cool, last thing.
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wedding because.
Speaker 28: I missed you last night.
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over berried in a ton of po artist day, while
I treat myself so disticky. It's all about you, all
about you, all about you.
Speaker 4: I've seen the sun sing and brian.
Speaker 2: Out of the corner of my high.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: I've seen the something would right.
Speaker 21: Out of the corner of my high.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, hi yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 8: You need ops in.
Speaker 5: Like a speaking is so reading, being in sort of
bo autista, while I trek myself so disting.
Speaker 30: So all about you, with all about you, son about you.
Speaker 4: I've seen something and writing.
Speaker 21: Wow of the coner of myne high.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah, I've seen the sunthing and righting.
Speaker 2: Wow of the coner of mine high.
Speaker 12: Yah yah high, yeah yeah yeah high yeah yeah high. Yeah.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 26: Oh my god, those harmonies you gotta sound amazing. October
Suns is there with us live in studio. Yeah, sound great, great,
absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 20: If you are just joining us.
Speaker 27: Matt Connorton Unleashed.
Speaker 26: We are live from the studios of w m n
H ninety five point three FM in Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire,
and tonight it's October Suns and Satellite Union at Panucci's
Correct and correct.
Speaker 4: What time does that start? Eight o'clock?
Speaker 27: Yeah, eight o'clock.
Speaker 20: Yeah, okay, very good, very good. So, uh so we
have who was in the band originally because it wasn't
it was was it all?
Speaker 16: It was?
Speaker 31: It was all four of you originally Jason christ and
I started and we were we always knew Day was
going to be there, but he was off doing some
acting stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 27: We just played as a trio until he got back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 32: And what's crazy We were just talking about this yesterday's
I don't think we've played a show the four of
Us since like two well, not a full real October
Sun show the four of Us.
Speaker 4: It's two thousand and three.
Speaker 32: Some shows Dave's Jump jumped up with us, and we've
had some other shows that Kurt wasn't there, you know,
So this is the first time I think this is
the four.
Speaker 27: Of Us in a long time.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 32: Yeah, Wow, So it is pretty wild that we can
just like get together and it's like it's still still
kind of there.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so no, you gotta sound great, like I said,
I mean, you know, the harmonies are tight. And uh
so have you had a chance, like have the four
of you rehearsed for tonight.
Speaker 8: Or Thursday night?
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, like a lot or or or does it
all just kind of come back.
Speaker 32: We've all been kind of working on stuff, you know,
So the show we're back in June is when when
we kind of booked this and we're like, all right,
we're doing this. So everyone kind of on their own,
what's kind of brushing up on stuff, and then Jason
and I got together a few times and then Jason me, Jason,
Kurt and then Dave kind of we were all ready
kind of when with the four of us got together,
you know.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 31: Yeah, back in the day we played these songs. We
played them a lot. Yeah, I think we were well
and great, they're in our DNA.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so it's like riding a bike. It's uh a
little bit yeah, because you yeah, I remember, like you
guys played a lot.
Speaker 27: Of shows back again. Back then we were so busy.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, so when was so, when was the last
time you guys played a show together prior to the one?
You're like, what was the most recent show that you
guys did together?
Speaker 8: Well, we did.
Speaker 32: We did something in twenty fifteen, you did it was
like kind of a full octobers and show, But Kurt
wasn't around for that one, or I think you jumped
up for a few songs like that late. So it
was the four of us really, but yeah, so and
then we did when twenty seventeen too, I think so.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we did a couple of market days, a couple
of market days.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 31: The other thing I would like to note too, which
is awesome about the show, is that after Dave left,
we were doing probably more covers than original songs, and
now that Dave is here, we're doing probably mostly almost
all originals.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 32: We're playing pretty much everything we have ever recorded, and yeah,
it's gonna be most most mostly all originals, and any
covers that we do play and stuff were just really
want to play, or that anyone begs us.
Speaker 27: To play, right right?
Speaker 20: That track that we played twenty five, when was that
done originally?
Speaker 18: One?
Speaker 32: Yeah, Okay, yep, Paint the Town October is our second
CD there and yeah, so is that one?
Speaker 20: Okay?
Speaker 21: Okay, that was two thousand and one, two thousand one.
Speaker 26: Now what is everybody doing away from October Sun? So obviously, Dave,
you have Satellite Union, which which I love. I don't
know if you even heard it because you guys were
setting up. But uh, at the end of the last segment,
I put on like a War. I still love that
song and it's and it's mud and it's only increased
in relevance, you know what I mean.
Speaker 33: We've got another one we're playing tonight and putting on
our next album. Oh okay, same theme, a little bit
more come on people.
Speaker 8: Right right?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 20: Very cool? Very cool.
Speaker 26: So so Satellite Union, you're still doing a lot with that,
right And then do you have anything else going in
Chicago or no?
Speaker 8: Just kind of writing and farming with them.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and Chris, you do a lot of solo stuff, right.
Speaker 32: Yeah, primarily just solo stuff now, so I'm just you know,
out playing restaurants and bars and all the millions of
breweries that we have. Yeah, and uh, but yeah, and
I feel like it's changed a little bit in terms
of like, you know, I could play a ton of
originals at that at those kind of kind of gigs
still and get away with it.
Speaker 21: So yeah, so it's good. Yeah.
Speaker 20: Do you play any of the October Sun's songs?
Speaker 21: It's funny, not really, not really.
Speaker 32: And and then as we've been kind of getting back
into it, I'm like, I'm kind of mixing them back
in a little bit and kind of rediscovering them. Yeah,
but yeah, it's kind of like a these songs were
kind of like another era just kind of like put
it down and moved on.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 21: You know, there's a couple that I think we always
regularly play.
Speaker 31: A find ironic in the song twenty five because you're
talking about well.
Speaker 21: Now we're not right, it's a quarter life crisis. I
wish we were still in a quarter life crisis.
Speaker 31: Songs that you wrote, you know, twenty five years ago.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, ten lifetimes ago.
Speaker 30: Right.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Now what about you, Kurt, what what do you have music?
Speaker 27: I played a couple of couple of different bands.
Speaker 20: Of course you do. You're a drummer, Oh yeah, okay, exactly.
This is a consistent theme on the show. Every drummer
we talked to is in like ten different bands.
Speaker 27: Ten I'm getting you.
Speaker 20: Well, you're you're being humble. You're in You're in ten bands,
aren't you?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 27: No, No, It's like it's like two different ones.
Speaker 20: Okay, except for the secret ones.
Speaker 8: You're not.
Speaker 20: You're a drummer.
Speaker 27: I will take I will take random, you know, like drummer. Hey,
are you busy this night? Or whatever?
Speaker 34: Yeah?
Speaker 27: Yeah, Carol, why not?
Speaker 20: What what are the bands that you're playing?
Speaker 31: One of them is buzz Blocks. Have been playing with
ye with Joe Perrell. Yeah, I've been been. You know,
we've known each other since we're like sixteen, and so
it's off and on and then uh. The other one
is a five piece cover band called Neon Rodeo. So
we do a lot of rock and country covers and
that kind of stuff.
Speaker 26: And yeah, yeah, Joe's been on the show a couple
of times with his band stand Uponio Santa Paudio. Yeah,
Jenny and I went to see them and they were
they were incredible. Oh yeah, yeah, I tell people, you know,
when I uh, when I knew Joe when we were teenagers,
he had gray hair, like.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it was he had gray hair when we were
in high school. Dude, even earlier it was wild.
Speaker 27: I remember it was black when I was sixteen.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, but he was yeah, he's he's uh so fuzzbox.
Tom Serabia wasn't fuzzy.
Speaker 31: He was in for a bit and uh and so
he's actually been playing a little bit with his son
doing a band.
Speaker 20: Oh I didn't realize that. Oh that's cool. Oh very cool.
Yeah yeah, and uh Jason, what have you been doing.
Speaker 35: I turned to the dark side about five years ago,
became mostly a bass player.
Speaker 20: Oh okay, welcome to the dark side.
Speaker 35: Went from bass to being a front man guitar player,
from being a guitar player to being a bass player.
But I'm mostly working in a band called Miles to
Memphis and and they'll actually be joining us tonight as
well at panucci Cool short set.
Speaker 20: That's a cool name.
Speaker 8: Memphis, so exposure.
Speaker 35: It's similar to I think Neon Roady, a lot of
a lot of modern country and just good classic rock.
Speaker 20: Yeah yeah, oh, very cool, very cool. Do you guys
want to play another song?
Speaker 8: I love?
Speaker 21: Yeah, please get.
Speaker 20: If you are just joining us.
Speaker 26: We have October Sons here with us alive in studio.
They're playing tonight at Panucci's and conquered and of course
uh with uh satellite Union and miles to Memphis and
uh whatever the secret band is that Kurtz and that
he's not telling us about will probably do.
Speaker 27: I'm an October sun tonight.
Speaker 20: We cool, we cool, Yeah, whenever you guys are ready.
Speaker 23: All right?
Speaker 21: This was Nobody can sleep.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it sounds so weird.
Speaker 2: Piercing see puny under needs your skin.
Speaker 23: It's our bands of pasting with your mamma your skin.
Speaker 36: And nobody can sleep, and I'm just reading out loud.
Speaker 21: I won't be reading about you long.
Speaker 4: Nobody can read one.
Speaker 36: Then I as stay cloon and those getting up one
foot of the flow.
Speaker 12: M h we can tie down up to the street.
Speaker 23: Down cary nev him.
Speaker 34: The stuff be have the sea and the two clothes
from Top's mountains sound.
Speaker 12: Bed in.
Speaker 2: And nobody can sleep, And I'm.
Speaker 36: Just reading out loud album be read about you a long,
and nobody can't.
Speaker 6: Dream or let our rise stay close.
Speaker 23: And I was keeping one foot on the room.
Speaker 12: Mm hmm.
Speaker 36: Nobody can't sleep and I'm just reading out loud. I
want me read about you long, and nobody can't dream
and won't let our ay stake clone and I was
keeping one foot on the cloon. Nobody can sleep, and
I'm just reading and out loud.
Speaker 12: I want me reading for you long.
Speaker 36: Nobody can't dream, won't let our stay, and those people
want to.
Speaker 6: Put on then.
Speaker 2: In his house everything the law you seen now come.
Speaker 37: Down in a time for your storm, in time mass
staying to Fanny in wood.
Speaker 8: On the storm.
Speaker 12: And shine time own the restreet.
Speaker 6: You see how Cary all me.
Speaker 16: On me.
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Speaker 20: M hmm, amazing, amazing.
Speaker 26: October Sun's here with us alive in studio on this
Saturday morning. I can't get over those harmonies. Is that
the hardest thing to work out when you're rehearsing?
Speaker 20: Or does it? Does even that just kind of come?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 27: Muscle ball rolls with it? So where we all sit
just kind of pick out.
Speaker 35: Yeah, Chris, I think Chris and Dave naturally sing army together,
you know, very instinctively.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 35: I need to like write apart and figure it out
and play it on the guitar and like memorize it
because I don't have the air force.
Speaker 23: Really.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, Kurt.
Speaker 27: Tells me what the things I said.
Speaker 21: Kurt usually tells me what the thing.
Speaker 26: Now, do you guys have any plans to record anything new?
I mean, obviously, you know you're not all together geographically
on a consistent basis. But we live in an era
where you can, you know, it's easier than ever to
kind of, you know, send files back and forth.
Speaker 31: And I've actually been doing some home recording, and Jason
does some home recording, and really we've been passing some
stuff around. But yeah, everybody's just gonna line up the schedules.
Speaker 21: And yeah, yeah, it's kind of no excuse. Probably not
like it would.
Speaker 20: Be fun to do it.
Speaker 27: I mean it really doesn't.
Speaker 31: You know, the technology just look a thousand times different
than it was when we did those things. Oh yeah,
oh yeah, I mean even then, you know, the technology
was different. But the guy that recorded as Mark of
Role was using a two inch tape, which is kind
of old school, which is is kind of fun.
Speaker 27: But at the same time, like we can easily pass
files around it.
Speaker 20: Oh yeah, it's easier than ever not to put you
on the spot.
Speaker 21: Yeah, no, no, something we've been talking about for a
long time.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 32: We were joking saying that like we fell between like
the period between like really difficult technology and really easy technology, right,
Like tell everybody tonight, like pull out your phones and
take some video, because there's no video that exists anyway.
Speaker 35: We predate YouTube, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's how people promote it,
and we almost know actually predate most social media.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we had a Facebook page.
Speaker 21: MySpace.
Speaker 20: Well, actually, if you had a MySpace page, you still do?
You know that, right?
Speaker 26: Like you can't get MySpace page is like roaches, you can't.
You can't kill it, like like people try to. I've
even tried. Like if you go on MySpace and find
like an old page of.
Speaker 20: Yours, there's no way to deact it. There literally is not.
Speaker 26: It will exist forever, yeah, or like if you have
anything embarrassing on MySpace from back in the day, it's
still there. So but yeah, no, it'd be great here
some new some new stuff from you guys. Is anyone
recording the show tonight, like recording the audio of it
or anything.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to work out a way to do it.
Speaker 35: I've got the technology, but I'm also bringing a lot
of other equipment on the sound guy and the bass tech,
the guitar.
Speaker 8: So the last thing I'm gonna be doing just plug
in a computer room, right right, but as possible.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, very cool, very cool. Do you guys have
anything You probably haven't written anything new, right because you
haven't really been together.
Speaker 27: They've sent me there.
Speaker 33: Yeah, there's one song that kind of fell out of
my head. Has a lot to do with New Hampshire
and it was a lot to do with these guys.
So I will one day record it and hopefully with
these guys.
Speaker 20: Oh cool, very cool, Yeah, yeah, excellent.
Speaker 27: Chris is always good.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, it's just a are focusing on it and
you know, right right done right.
Speaker 27: So I don't know if you could ever like probably
just always you never get rid of it.
Speaker 20: It doesn't go away, Yeah, like a good idea, you'll
you'll remember it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it comes and goes sometimes it feels like it
goes away. Where are you today, I've got ten minutes?
Speaker 20: Well where does the name come from? By the way,
October Suns? I think I remember, but I'm not sure.
Speaker 21: So yeah, that's a good question. So I don't know.
Speaker 32: Like when the band was first coming together, I just
you know, New Hampshire Fall, it was like, you know,
most awesome time of year, and just wanted that kind
of imagery in my That's why I wanted that. So
just had at first settle on October. Yeah, we need
something with October in it. And then we couldn't come
up with anything. And then it was actually my brother Chuck,
my older brother, who I was like, man, we can't
think of a name where we got all these names,
you know?
Speaker 21: Yeah, And one day he he called me. I was like,
I got it. October Suns. It's like, no way. And
I told these guys and I'm like, yeah, that's that's
the best of all the crop that we have.
Speaker 27: So yeah, we do have to you know, because yeah,
like and then that thing you do, it's not the old.
Speaker 20: Leaders right right.
Speaker 21: Literally, everyone's like, well, you guys are all born in October.
That's awesome. It's like, actually none of us are none
of us?
Speaker 20: Yeah yeah, yeah, that's funny. Yeah I think that. I
so I was wrong because I was thinking you were
all born in October.
Speaker 26: Just tell everyone that that would be a good thing.
I just said, just tell people, yeah, we're all born.
It's like faith that we all met and formed a band. Yeah, now,
how long have a set?
Speaker 20: Are you playing tonight? Are you are you doing like.
Speaker 27: We have two sets.
Speaker 21: Yeah, probably two sets, probably close to you know, a
couple hours.
Speaker 32: Okay, you know, okay, and literally were playing every original
we have and then you know, yeah, just select covers.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and then and then how long is Satellite Union plan?
Speaker 8: We'll see.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm gonna play by ear.
Speaker 8: Now we're starting the show. We might come back. Who
knows it's.
Speaker 20: Is it the full band? Ah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, they're all coming out.
Speaker 20: That's really cool. That's awesome that that they were able
to work that out and do that.
Speaker 8: I know, I think they like me.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it sounds like, yeah, yeah, have they been to
New Like, have you like a Satellite Union played New Hampshire?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 8: Never, the drummers from New Jersey, so he's the other
East Coaster.
Speaker 26: And then oh okay, so yeah, are you guys playing
a lot? Is Satellite Union?
Speaker 8: We've always been once a month.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 33: It's kind of like we don't want to overstay, are welcome.
We want our crowds to come out. Now that our
crowds are basically over fifty, it's hard to get them out.
But yeah, so we do once a month, and we're
really fine with that. We're going to focus on a
new album and just keep doing.
Speaker 8: What we're doing.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, Why now Caucheese. I think Dave
you had said in a Facebook post something about Pucci's
a special toy.
Speaker 20: It sounds like it is.
Speaker 33: Because we when we were cutting our teeth and trying
to figure out what our sound was, we were doing
open mics down there every now and then, and then
I think our first shows were down there, and my
very last show was August.
Speaker 20: Okay, your last show before moving.
Speaker 33: Okay, so lived across the and I lived across the
street and forgot a lot of nights.
Speaker 20: So it really all started there for you, for you,
for you. Yeah.
Speaker 31: And actually my first ever paying gig ever as the
drummer was thumbs thumbs.
Speaker 20: Oh wow, I forgot about that.
Speaker 8: It's it's kind of our it's our cavern club.
Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, literally a great way to.
Speaker 32: Yeah, we used to play the open mic eve before
Dave came on board, we were playing the open mic
there every Sunday, the Steve Naylor, famous Steve Naylor open mic.
Speaker 21: So yeah, we go way back.
Speaker 20: Who was Steve Naylor? I don't I don't recognize the meat.
Speaker 35: He hosted The open mic played around for years legendary guy.
Cool cat different bands, good bass player.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 21: He moved over to the Barley House. Yeah.
Speaker 20: Is he still around, Steve?
Speaker 35: Yeah, I actually ran into him. He played on the
Marketage stage, not this past summer, but before so. Yeah,
it was nice to catch up with him.
Speaker 8: It's been a long time.
Speaker 21: He always wore good hats.
Speaker 27: I learned all my beatles. Ta huh. Yeah.
Speaker 20: I never even met this guy. We'll have to get
him on. He sounds interesting, Steve Naylor. Do you guys
wanna do you want to play one more before we
uh we know anything else?
Speaker 8: I think we know.
Speaker 27: Yours.
Speaker 21: What should we do?
Speaker 20: I kind of put you on the spot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's do attention.
Speaker 21: I do attention.
Speaker 26: If he was just showing us we have October Suns
live in studio on this Saturday morning, yeah, m there
we go.
Speaker 32: Bosh, all right, this was called attention.
Speaker 4: Ready.
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That's when I turn to you.
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in the rail.
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grabs for them page just to the pages, the pictures
that she meets you.
Speaker 10: It's the way you you hard mind.
Speaker 25: Down the hill, the way you do things so well,
and with each pay time turned the calmer end up.
Speaker 2: Lifting words, carping made through and with each col closvo.
Speaker 34: And there's enother on the shell. And it's not the
way the stories the flow into the wor how next
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Speaker 6: It's no way you you heard by.
Speaker 8: You you do the things so well.
Speaker 2: It's a way you you told my tail away you
you don't things so well?
Speaker 38: H I knowing this talk again, it pushes me into
corners and pushes me around.
Speaker 21: Oh that's when answer to you.
Speaker 2: Allest thing is you told me about right and rome,
not way that i'd watch you from far.
Speaker 38: Oh it's the way either.
Speaker 2: The way that I still do. It's no way you
the hard byan side way you you do things so well.
Speaker 38: It's no way you your hord Bianc side.
Speaker 2: Way you you do things so well, so well.
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Speaker 4: I'm always terrified to that rip at the end.
Speaker 21: I was in a bass player.
Speaker 35: These days, my fingers don't have to work that fast,
right right, And I'm sitting here, you know, a fifty
one year old guy trying to learn stuff that a
really ambitious twenty six year old guitar player recorded.
Speaker 26: Yeah, oh that's funny. That's funny if you are just
doing us. We have October suns here with us live
in studio. These guys are playing tonight at Panucheese and Conquered,
uh with a satellite union and miles to Memphis and uh,
that's you probably expecting a lot of people, right, it's.
Speaker 20: Home, kind of a hometown homecoming.
Speaker 21: Seems a lot of chatter, a lott of likes out there,
so hopefully.
Speaker 26: It should be a good night. I would think, Yeah, yeah,
very good. Yeah, you guys sound you guys sound incredible.
Speaker 20: You don't.
Speaker 26: You don't sound like a band that doesn't spend a
lot of time together. Now, you know, you sound like
a band that's you know, tight, and but you know,
like like you were saying, it's kind of a muscle
everything with these songs, right, you know.
Speaker 27: And it's rare that we have four singers harmonize it.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's true too, Yeah, and that that really.
Speaker 8: Adds such a body to your music.
Speaker 27: I think that's so cool to listen to your harmonies.
Speaker 35: That's kind of what separated us from a lot of
the other bands at the time. Well, actually the fact
that we had four part harmonies. Three of us were songwriters.
But also we weren't a jam band, and almost all
the other bands were jam bands at the time.
Speaker 21: We were songwriters.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, conquered at that time. Jam bands everywhere, and.
Speaker 8: Some really good ones.
Speaker 20: Friends with those cats, yeah, of course.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 32: Yeah, we were one of the only real rock bands,
I think, And I think that's what might make tonight
kind of unique, I think, because yeah, I think we're
still only one of the only ones.
Speaker 33: You know, Yeah, and and and a legit just rock band,
not a metal band, not a hard rock band, but
just here's rock and roll.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, is it because of that just being that?
Speaker 16: Is it?
Speaker 26: If any of you ever found it hard to describe
your music to people, because it's almost like if you're
if you're something more specialized, so to speak, instead of
just a straight ad rock and roll band, it's it's
kind of that creates a challenge you're trying.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I always have a hard time with that.
Speaker 20: Yeah, what do you play rock?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 32: Yeah, alternative rock somebody of the early nineties, all rock.
Speaker 27: Somebody told me once that reminded of like Totally White
Rocket or something.
Speaker 21: Yeah, we get, we get what do we get?
Speaker 20: We get? You get r em I bet right, and
we get.
Speaker 4: But we're definitely all influenced by Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 21: Say what's the band? Why can I think of it?
I saw them with Toad Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we.
Speaker 8: Used to hear that of it. Yeah yeah, which when
I hear Jim Blossoms, I don't get. I don't know.
Speaker 21: Okay, good, I.
Speaker 20: Get the comparison, but I think what you guys do
is more sophisticated than Jim Blossoms. Yeah, you know, I
don't think they have the harmonies, certainly.
Speaker 27: Know, your vocals definitely make unique.
Speaker 24: Yeah, that's wonderful to hear. Where can people find you
guys online? Well, we do have a Facebook I've been looking. Yeah,
the facebook page. We had a website years ago. But
the Facebook page has links to actually Chris's website. Yeah,
you can stream or download all of our recorded materials
three albums page.
Speaker 8: It's just October Suns.
Speaker 20: Why looking that, But it's all on it's on your website.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 32: Yeah, So my website just Chris Peters music dot com.
And then there's an October Suns page on there. All
of our stuff up on there, and we do you know,
that's another thing with dragging feet on it's just getting
it up on like the streaming platforms and whatnot.
Speaker 21: But yeah, HiT's out there.
Speaker 20: Oh so you've got yeah, you've got Session. I'm looking
at the website now.
Speaker 26: So you've got Sessions which has six tracks, and Face
to Town October.
Speaker 20: Which has eleven Chris Peters dot Chris Peters music dot com.
Speaker 27: Okay, the last CD has got you know some of
the radios hits.
Speaker 20: Okay, yeah, you guys have more recorded studio tracks than
I realized. That's great. There's a lot here.
Speaker 21: Yeah, there's some live stuff too on the we have.
Speaker 32: We put like a compilation thing out in two thousand
and nine, so a big show at the Capital Center actually,
and so we put out something then with a.
Speaker 21: Couple of new songs on it.
Speaker 32: Actually we had Alison and Hard Feelings Yeah Feelings right
and uh yeah, and then we had a couple of
live tracks. So we used to do stuff up at
the Mojo Music Studio way back in the day. So
we had some live stuff from up there, and I
think another live radio.
Speaker 27: Thing, live stuff from j Y j Y that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 8: So there's a Christmas song picking around somewhere. Oh is
there Elvis? Oh yeah, yeah, we.
Speaker 21: Didn't bring that one today.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so I'll put you on the spot when we
when we wrap up the segment in a couple of minutes,
I'll play one of these What should I play from
the I'll play a song from the website, one of
the October Sun songs.
Speaker 20: What should I play?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 21: Yeah, that'd be great.
Speaker 20: Anybody anybody else?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Yeah, anybody else? You want to play that one?
Speaker 20: I see one anybody else live at Mojo Music that one?
Play that one? Yeah, okay, we'll play that when we
when we wrap up the when we wrap up the show,
use band Zoogle. Yeah, I recognize the template. I love
band Zogle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very very cool.
Speaker 26: Yeah, well that came up in the first hour or
two with h when we had played Dad on because
that's what he uses. Yeah, and he was singing their praises.
But yeah, well we'll play that in a moment when
we wrap up. So yeah, So go to Chris Peters
music dot com. You can find all the October Sun's
music there. What about people looking for Satellite Union.
Speaker 8: Dave Satellite Union Music dot com.
Speaker 20: That's easy. Yeah, yeah, and miles to Memphis. Where do
people find that?
Speaker 35: We We got a Facebook Pagehi tells where we're playing.
We haven't done any recording yet, Okay, I know that
we are coming up the night before Thanksgiving, I believe
at Keys Piano Bar and Grill down the street, and
then again the night after Christmas the twenty sixth. Those
are a good places to catch us.
Speaker 20: Okay, that's school. You're playing at Keys, that's nice.
Speaker 8: It's a fun room, yeah, a fun room.
Speaker 20: Yeah yeah. And uh, Kurt Fuzzbox is.
Speaker 31: That our I think Joe has a Facebook page for that. Yeah,
posts a lot from his page. And then Neon Rodeo
has a.
Speaker 20: Page okay, okay, yeah, I'll have to check that out.
Speaker 26: Neon Rodeo very cool, very cool? And Panucci tonight? When
does I start at eight pm?
Speaker 8: Eight pm a pm?
Speaker 20: And who's Who's satellite? Union on Union on first or yep?
Speaker 33: Okay, okay, I've told this a five dollars cover, okay, yeah,
but if if you do want to come, we could, yeah,
we could hook you.
Speaker 20: Yeah yeah, bu five bucks is cheap these days.
Speaker 21: I think it was five bucks twenty years ago.
Speaker 26: I was gonna saying, yeah, yeah, there's no inflation there.
Speaker 20: Well, guys, thank you so much.
Speaker 26: It's it's wonderful to see all four of you and
to have you know, there was a line up here
and uh, you know, and I went to high school
with two of you, so that's surreal.
Speaker 21: Thanks thanks for having us man, awesome, super fun.
Speaker 20: Well wait, Jenny, I'm sorry I muted your mic when
you got up a minute ago. Go ahead.
Speaker 4: I do that.
Speaker 3: I do it.
Speaker 20: I do it all the time, all the time.
Speaker 27: And today happens to be your birthday.
Speaker 21: Oh yes, I did that.
Speaker 24: Yes, I know you thought you were going to get
through and out me saying it.
Speaker 21: But yeah, how much trouble it is my birthday?
Speaker 26: Well I was, I was saying early because it did
come up at the at the top of the show,
and I was saying, how you know, when you're a kid,
birthdays are fun, but if you're a resident of New
Hampshire and it's your birthday, it's like, oh, it's time
to register and inspect the car. Happy birthday to men, Well,
a great birthday.
Speaker 27: The only October Sun.
Speaker 20: Is from the true I'm the only legitimate October son.
The apparently.
Speaker 27: Just what made it extra you guys in today when
we booked you guys. Actually, Matt was really happy to
have you guys in.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, this is great.
Speaker 20: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 26: The last time I actually booked you guys for something
was that show at Strawberries the Pearl Jam release part.
Speaker 20: Which would have been nineteen ninety something I don't even
want to think about.
Speaker 21: It would have been ninety nine.
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, it must have been.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 21: So we'll end with this.
Speaker 20: This is from anybody else, and this is from the
Live Mojo Music Studio.
Speaker 21: Do they still do that?
Speaker 20: I mean, I know the studio is still there.
Speaker 21: It's funny. We just got an email they do. They
still do the same thing. The studio is still there.
Speaker 32: And Joe, who had started the studio as Joe and
his son Anthony, he still has a radio show and
sent me a message esday saying, hey, you guys want
to come up with me on the show again?
Speaker 23: Good?
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, it's still happening.
Speaker 20: That's good.
Speaker 26: No, I'm glad they're still doing that. Yeah, that's excellent, excellent.
All right, So we will wrap up the segment with this.
If you're listening live on Saturday, we have Rebecca Turmel
coming up next in the third hour. But thanks again, guys.
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