Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka. Call it a podcast from the
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Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thanks for telling a friend. You can't hear.
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 4: Why broll, you're recking the show?
Speaker 2: Wrecking the show? How about now?
Speaker 5: Is that better?
Speaker 2: Nothing? I don't know want to hear me? Huh yeah, yeah,
we can hear you. Here? Are you fine?
Speaker 5: He thought he had Kevin sitting over there, so tried
to volun.
Speaker 2: Kevin came in.
Speaker 6: He's like, fuck them, guys.
Speaker 2: All the stuff got all.
Speaker 5: He had his period last night for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I was waiting for me to asked Mark for ride home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should be all set. Can you hear? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Now you can hear?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well you're right the ship. I don't know what
you're doing over there.
Speaker 8: Oh so you made a mistakes and now you're gonna
be like no, I didn't like it was just working fine.
Speaker 2: Somebody sat there before you about forty five minutes ago.
Still I did nothing. I just pushed I just I
tried to see if anything was disconnected. It wasn't.
Speaker 5: The blonde was over there.
Speaker 2: Right, the brunette was here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I just found brunette hair.
Speaker 2: Oh that's it. Wow, look at you. You know you
women have this wily way about you. You noticed all
that kind of ship.
Speaker 5: It's great that are doing the same guy website. Yeah,
people will post like pictures of ear rings like this
in my boyfriend's pocket, like who else belonged to one
of It's really entertaining guys, Like I laugh at it.
Speaker 6: The guys wanted to such ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it's because guys don't. What are they gonna
do post? You gotta be half gay to go be
fucking ratting somebody out. Let she do?
Speaker 4: And who's she fucking?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 9: Not me?
Speaker 5: I can't.
Speaker 6: I think people do it just to get back at people.
Speaker 2: That could be, I guess. But the funny part is,
like the earring thing is something. Yeah, it's the panties
in the glove box that you worry about.
Speaker 6: Like some girls see, oh yeah, that's my Can I
come get it?
Speaker 2: Don't you wish they would? Though? Like, don't you just
kind of a little bit I didn't.
Speaker 6: Know I mean, it's gotta happen, right, I didn't know
he had a girlfriend, so yeah, I'm gonna come get it. Yeah,
Oh I bet it does happen.
Speaker 2: Oh I bet? Yeah. Well, if you didn't know, and
if it was a nice set of earrings, I really
like those. They went with my favorite.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 2: You know what am I gonna do?
Speaker 5: He did I leave my dress in his backseat?
Speaker 2: Too? Uh? Wow? Has that happened? Laura? Oh? Laura? Have
you wait? Have you left an entire outfit and somebody's
been home in your underwear?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I feel like I've gone home in
guy's club.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's pretty standard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I learned something about you before we even started. Great,
But I don't know if I learned something about you.
What did you do with Nick and the Nice Guys?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: I am Maybe I should rephrase that.
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: No, No, that's not what I meant. Like, were you
part of their? Were you on stage where you a performing?
But Pete? Was you were part of nicking the nice Guys?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They had great musicians, Like everywhere you went, they were
you guys played everywhere.
Speaker 11: There has been like every musician in Rochester pretty much
got their start through rich Nick and the nice guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's a thing like they have.
Speaker 2: It's like a great trade training ground there was.
Speaker 11: Yeah, there's like one hundred and thirty musicians that all
know the same music for the most part, and you
know the band is put together from that collage.
Speaker 2: Are they still in existence? Okay?
Speaker 5: They run out of like Canada now due to uh
oh really Texas and the owner being a Canadian.
Speaker 2: Well that would make sense.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean we had a roster, so I
worked in the office and I would help do more
of Once someone would book one of our bands because
there was nine different bands. We had like four hundred
performers or something. When you would book a band, I
would help you plan your event. Oh that was more
my size.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I did like.
Speaker 5: That actual planning of everything, not as much of the music,
but I would sit there and I would create like
the lists of who was going to be on my
gigs and everything.
Speaker 2: And how many musicians were therapete at the same time,
Like they had a number of didn't they have different
outfits that they would send out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, there was like.
Speaker 11: I think over two hundred and fifty people that are
all the organization. It's like a fraternity really yeah, and
you know there would be ten trumpet players and fifteen
lead guitar players and twelve rhythm guitars and and you
just kind of a lot of people were in it,
like Morgan Twins were in it with me for years.
Speaker 8: Oh really, favorite Mark is I thought you had to
have talented being.
Speaker 6: That's what he does.
Speaker 2: Do you see some untalented people the same beat?
Speaker 4: I will go to my death defying.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 10: You can love them all you want, but they've never
seen two people got so much credit for being untalented.
Speaker 6: And they have four chairs. I don't know, it's true.
Speaker 11: I've I've gotten harmonized really really well. It's like the
same voice harmonizing on top of the on top, it's itself.
Speaker 4: It's great.
Speaker 2: It's like a layer track almost.
Speaker 6: You're still talking about what.
Speaker 5: So many people that Pete plays with now Tim Man Allison,
like those are all nick guys. And so I have stayed.
You know, I love live music. I am at live
music as much as possible. So I loved working with
the band because then I would go to the gigs
like and go and watch them.
Speaker 2: But they were always entertaining, coordinated. I think you know
who was in there, Tony Tony Infantino. Yes, oh, Tony
Infantino was a singer from one one one point three.
I think he was a singer with Nick and the
nice guys. I believe he was, and he's I mean,
and I remember hearing him singing. I went, holy shit,
he could sing. Yeah, the guy could say. I was like, wow,
that's it's a good talent I never had at all.
So from there, we're what band is for you next
after you? Or do you stay in Nick for a
little while? And then if.
Speaker 11: I had an original band that nobody had ever heard
of for like eight years and then I got into
Nick and I did that for god, I want to say,
six or seven years.
Speaker 2: Uh huh uh.
Speaker 11: And then I went on hiatus because I was married
and uh my ex wife preferred me not to do
music and uh and so I gave that up for
three years and then I got divorced.
Speaker 4: And then that's where zb TV.
Speaker 2: It's hard because most of this stuff, I mean, I
don't know what you know, the thing in your marriage,
but most of your gigs Aret night, Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, yeah,
I know. It's uh and then the ladies right.
Speaker 5: The traveling we would send you guys, I mean anywhere?
Speaker 11: Yeah, no, like, yeah, it was just you know, everything
works out for a recon you know. Without all of that,
I wouldn't have ever been able to start zb TV.
So yeah, honestly my life has worked exactly the way
God's plan, uh for.
Speaker 2: It was for me. Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 11: Like but yeah, it's uh the ZBTV and I think
you're fourteen with that now, so it's it's been doing good.
Speaker 2: So you're doing it does so good?
Speaker 10: Did other other musicians in Rochester had to put another
band together?
Speaker 4: Got my own tribute?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's awesome zb TV TV. Well did you just.
Speaker 5: Watched Happy Gilmore too? Did you guys watch it?
Speaker 2: So when that were and everybody I see people all over,
I loved it.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be cheesy. It was cheesy.
Speaker 2: It was. It was so the live golf tour and
that the way they were played in the end, that though,
that was great.
Speaker 5: But when bad Bunny plays the caddy and he's like, oh,
I got my own caddy and they're like caddies don't
get caddy, it is like it's like ZBTV doesn't get
another zb TV, like.
Speaker 6: And that's been proven they don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so zb TV, was you do the Zach Bryan
you also do Zach Brown, right, so yeah.
Speaker 11: So cb TV has been a thing for a while.
Uh last maybe around this time last year, one of
the big venues we play in Long Island. The owner
who I never talked to and he's like like he
knows everybody, but uh called me and asked me if
I know anything about Zach Ryan. And I was like, yeah,
I know the guy that owns Zach Bryantribute band dot com.
Speaker 4: He's a great who.
Speaker 11: I was like, that's me I do, like because I
bought it, like I don't know, three years ago. I
really liked the Zach Bryant catalog. Yeah, and I thought
that something would happen with it, so like wow.
Speaker 2: That was like Jesus, dude, that's way ahead, Like you're
ahead of the record.
Speaker 8: Company definitely did his zb TV though, Yeah, I mean
he was way ahead of his.
Speaker 11: Everyone to be in zb TV initially asked me who
Zach Brown is really like, and every you know.
Speaker 2: You know, like, I think he's right now, he's in
Europe touring Zach Brown. I think I just read something.
Speaker 11: He just went through a terrible divorce and he's gonna
need some money.
Speaker 5: That song that uh the Spear I'm going in December.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're trying to go to that too. Ye like yeah,
it's uh that That's a show I don't want to miss.
Speaker 2: But have you ever met him?
Speaker 4: I've not met him? To him on the phone, you have, yes?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No? No? No.
Speaker 11: I I was making sure he was gonna yell me.
Speaker 4: Uh we were opening.
Speaker 11: He opened for Randy Houser in Syracuse in twenty thirteen,
and we ended up. I ended up hanging out with
Randy and his guys because they had the next day off,
and I kind of blew into work and blah blah blah.
But like, we ended up doing like a bar crawl
where I couldn't tell anybody who I was with and
all the like.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 11: It was a weird day for me because all the
bartenders knew me, and I was.
Speaker 4: Like, who are these guys?
Speaker 11: There's just some guys from out of town, you know.
And but you know, towards the end of that day,
Randy was like, have you even talked to Zach Brown?
Speaker 4: Does he know that you're doing this?
Speaker 11: I was like I doubt it, Like I've never talked
to him, and he's like, well, I used to write
with him, so like I can call him. And and
he called him and put me on the phone with
him for just a couple of minutes, and I was like,
I don't owe you any money or anything, do I
because like, like we're not making Zach Brown money, We're
making the Tribute bay of money.
Speaker 2: It's the same motive flattering thing for him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, No, he was great. He basically he basically just said,
don't suck. Yeah, like, if you're going to do the music,
do the music right. That's why we always have sad.
Speaker 2: But then you just had his buddy who could verify
that because you opened up for him. Yeah. Yeah, that's
that's like the greatest compliment you could get. You don't
think he's calling Zach Brown if you sucked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, Randy was.
Speaker 11: Actually I could hear the conversation.
Speaker 6: He was going, I can see it coming.
Speaker 2: Okay, I see the hell? What?
Speaker 10: Sorry, did Randy Hauser think anybody would give a fuck
who he was during a pub crawl?
Speaker 6: I'm a national recording artist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what's his name. I had to go back
and rewind in my head because I thought it was
Zach Brown you were on the pub crawl with. And
then when I realized it was Randy Hawser, I'm like,
I'm not exactly sure I know who that is, but
I hardly know he is.
Speaker 4: I'm a country fan he had.
Speaker 11: I didn't even know who the who he was when
they booked the gig for us, and so the book,
the gigs are booked like a year in.
Speaker 4: Advance a lot of the time, and this is one
of those. And they were like, yeah. I was like,
who's Randy Houser.
Speaker 11: You're gonna, Oh, You're gonna be opening for Randy Hauser.
Speaker 4: Great, who's Randy Hauser? Always some Nashville guy looked him up?
Nobody's heard of him.
Speaker 11: Sometime between then and the week that we played with him,
his song went number one, running out of Midnight Wow
Win number one.
Speaker 4: The week that we opened for him.
Speaker 11: So we were playing at Keg's Canal Side in Syracuse,
which can hold about, I don't know, two thousand people.
Sixteen thousand people showed up, Yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And Eventry's Big Country Radio in Syracuse was the
number one for many, many years and it was mostly
a music like even their morning show was music intensive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, and it was.
Speaker 11: It was wild for us because that was the biggest
crowd we'd ever played for. And uh and it was
really cool.
Speaker 4: Meeting Randy and the guys. And they were super cool guys.
Speaker 11: Because they had just popped, so they had not they're
not tired of it yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, so they were kind.
Speaker 2: Well, the show is then Saturday night, Yes, Saturday Night
Dates had five thirty five and the show starts at six. Yep, first,
I think it's start.
Speaker 4: It's okay, we're playing first, isn't the best?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's like, you know.
Speaker 8: You have to hang out after. I never understood what
was always a pro the promoter?
Speaker 6: Is it six thirty and six? Jay sent me a
text today.
Speaker 4: I got the right here.
Speaker 6: Oh no, no, I know, but didn't you talk to Jay?
And I thought it did?
Speaker 5: So what time are we going to get there? To
start drink?
Speaker 2: I have something during the day, but after that I'm
free to go. Yeah, I'm ready to, man, I can't wait.
I want to. I want to see it. I want to.
Speaker 5: I want to sleep at the bar and wake up
and have brunch.
Speaker 4: We're bringing the bus, don't tell.
Speaker 6: Her that totally ship he's going to kill her.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it'll be fine, and it'll all be fine.
The tickets on sale, you can.
Speaker 6: Go, so listen, we're doing. We extended the ten dollars
tickets until Thursday because it was calling today saying I
didn't a chance to buy because they don't have three months.
So it's extended Thursday, no kidding. By we had about
people called by noon saying can I get tickets? Okay,
so you have until Thursday. Yeah, and that's it. Then
you got to pay the full price on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And the full price is what okay I mean anyway,
saying like it's not this is an absolute.
Speaker 6: Steals two biggest drawing bands in the city, right.
Speaker 2: Yes, right and Zach Brian. I want to go see it.
I have a friend who likes it.
Speaker 5: It's really I saw, well, you guys were at party
in the park first week. Then I went.
Speaker 4: We brought a horn section for that one.
Speaker 11: I had, Yeah, Jimmy Richmond and oh Me and forever Man.
It was it was his first gig back off of
his hiatus. Yeah yeah, for his thing but yeah, yeah
no that that went over great.
Speaker 4: I got some great video.
Speaker 2: That's all. Now when you get out to be TV, yes,
I want to make sure that you're you should go
there and eat first. I would think like prime the pump.
Oh you can't come in.
Speaker 6: The restaurants open all day. Yeah, so you know if
you want to come in and eat, you can.
Speaker 2: What is this is what am I eating? This is
the I want to call it the Oh it is
the steak bomber. Oh, that's what exactly. The bread is phenomenal.
Speaker 6: That a new role from Juesseppes. It's it's a rustic bread.
It's amazing.
Speaker 2: It's a funny thing because I said to Matt, Matt
is like to me a risk taker with stuff, like
there's always tweaking and experimenting and tweaking and trying and
doing different things. And that's how you keep it. That's
how you keep it going. Like you go into BTV,
that atmosphere is perfect. Football season's coming up. If you
got fantasy football, rent that room, go to ZB go
to CBT.
Speaker 6: So trying to get him in there bTB CBT, I
can't get it straight.
Speaker 2: Bt B r o c dot com and you can
make reservations there. But that's also where you want to
go buy your tickets.
Speaker 6: Correct kind of events. It's right there, it'll say general
mission extended right now. VIP and VIP tables are still available. Okay,
not many tables.
Speaker 5: Do you explain the difference.
Speaker 6: So the VIP you get inside access, you get bathrooms inside.
Speaker 2: So hey, now you get full bar.
Speaker 6: Oh right, so you can sit down and eat there
if you want. We're outside this general mission. You get
porta potties and limited beer and wine. It's pretty much
like the VIPs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I just like to set something.
Speaker 2: Is it? What is the price? Can?
Speaker 6: Can VP is twenty five and then a VIP tables
thirty five. So for five dollars more, Jesus, due are
so cheap.
Speaker 2: Huh, you are so cheap?
Speaker 6: And the VP so cheap.
Speaker 4: Would side up in Greece.
Speaker 10: Yeah right, five dollars more than freaking VIP should have
been sold out three months ago.
Speaker 6: Well, we we we made a bigger error for VP
because it did sell out every year, so we did
make it bigger. And the VIP table is great because
you get a table and everything right in front of
the stage, so you get the best for you and
you can sit there and eat and you have waitresses.
I'm like, all right, sure, your wife.
Speaker 3: This is this is cool? All right, wow, nice Job'll
be a great time job with that. I mean, I'm
excited to get because it'll be over right now.
Speaker 6: I'm stressed to you. Me and Pete have been talking
about this for months and then in the last week.
I think we've talked more times than we have in
a year.
Speaker 5: Did you get what?
Speaker 2: I gotta just ask a question of you, because you
get so stressed. How does Natalie handle all this? Oh?
Speaker 12: She hates I mean because you seem like this not
I mean you do tonight, right, you do here, But
I'm thinking it's gotta be Yeah, you're sweating it.
Speaker 6: Well, she made you know, she made it perfect. You know,
this weekend happens to be the weekend she's taking her
daughter back to Kentucky so she doesn't have to be
there Saturday and deal with me. I'm flying out Sunday morning,
that's right, pready flight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess she's not going to bed. The boss
has taken.
Speaker 6: It might not be a bad idea.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll take them all. We got a little you
know what, maybe we should get into this. Annie Charlotte,
Annie Charlotte I've been. I saw this and I thought
of you, Okay, then I thought it might be good.
And also then Mark is here as well, and we
can kind of touch.
Speaker 5: Them a gift and I forgot it a gift for Mark,
you know what it is.
Speaker 2: But she got a three D printer. No, we kept
saying that. We were talking about I don't know if
you were here when we said she needed to get
a three D printer for all the Dick pictures. Yeah,
And I said she was gonna have and I was
going to tell her an old friend of yours, she
saw his dick pic. She made it an old friend
of mine. And it's not Pete.
Speaker 6: It's not mad either.
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Speaker 6: And Victor, the manager gets a hold of you about
doing that prank on him. Why didn't he get you
tickets for free?
Speaker 7: I don't ask for stuff Sometimes sometimes you just gotta yeah,
I would do it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't ask, well, what if you would he have
gotten you tickets had you done the prank?
Speaker 11: I didn't ask about that either well I said, already
got tickets for Sunday.
Speaker 2: I would have been kind of oh so you you
open it up. I see what you did.
Speaker 7: And so he could have went, oh, well, how are
your seats I have?
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I say, yeah, yeah, yeah, Like but I
would I would never these guys is how they make
their money. And and you know what all I know
about folks that that make their money a certain way
is don't ask them to do it for free.
Speaker 2: Yeah I agree with that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So like you know, I'm fine with and we're
we had a great night we took. It's our daughter Olivia.
It's her favorite band. That was what she wanted for
graduation and it was a good reason for us to
go to.
Speaker 9: Does she ever see you play? Oh yeah yeah, oh yeah,
she'll be so Dad's cool still yeah yeah. When he's
playing music, like you know, it's to a point, right,
it's like a it's like a seesaw there, I guess.
Speaker 11: No of all of the kids, and we have six total,
of all the Olivia has always loved to see me
performed since she was Since she was seven, she has
you know, wanted to be at the shows and love
to see it and gets all dressed up and all,
you know, the whole thing, like, yeah, she's dorble and
now she just graduate high school and now she's grown
up and she can go do it anytime she wants.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I mean, what if you get a call
someday they need a band for a frat party. Dad,
you got the right music? Would you go? Could you
do it? I see now I'd be a little nervous
that I wouldn't want to.
Speaker 6: See Like I just came abouttle jacually fine, I remember it.
Speaker 4: Anyways, we've gotten calls for frat parties.
Speaker 11: I got a thing and like in Albany and blah blah,
yeah Syracuse actually just recently, uh su called. But the
production always kills the costs on that because we have
a production rider that requires certain things because spoiled no.
Speaker 2: No, but well, you want it to sound good. Yeah,
you made a deal with the you made a deal
with the original artist. It was never going to suck.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Well, and I don't want to stand on the floor
with no lights and you know like that sort of
you know, it's I don't want pictures of that floating around,
like you don't.
Speaker 5: Want Rick Deloya doing her or something.
Speaker 4: I love Rick Dloya too.
Speaker 11: Rick Dloya is a good man, but uh yeah, I
I need a bit more production.
Speaker 2: We just sit here. We just ripped on everybody.
Speaker 7: The show.
Speaker 2: Well you just you started it tonight. I will say
that I was you and I was very impressed, Like
you were getting all squirmy over there. I couldn't wait.
It was bubbling at you.
Speaker 8: I know, I just wanted to for you know, I
didn't want to forget what I was going to say.
See that happens when you get older.
Speaker 2: You did a great job. You got in yours.
Speaker 6: I looked at Mark like, oh man, he knew it
was coming.
Speaker 2: Get your tickets and get the VIP.
Speaker 8: Yeah, twenty five bucks out the fucking VI five dollars more.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: The VP also is the only place you can go
on the patio. So you got the outside bar there,
you got the patio, so it's all VIP.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So so where how big do you like fence off?
Speaker 6: It'll be fense So it it goes about halfway through
the parking lot. Okay, yeah, okay, it's gonna be a
big It's a little smaller this year because.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, all the good will people are
gonna be.
Speaker 6: Like, what the they close it six? So yeah, big,
it is okay, But I mean we're ex back in
twenty five hundred, three thousand people here. Yeah, get the VIP.
Speaker 2: Room. Its crowded, And I mean, when where are you
getting vi P for twenty five dollars? Right, I'm sorry,
thirty five for a table? We're not getting that. And
when when have you gone out? And you not spent right? Right?
Fifty one hundred just to wash.
Speaker 11: And I just paid sixteen hundred dollars for the nosebleed
seats for the for the concerts, Like, I think that's
dirt cheap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 6: You're right in the general mission at twenty bucks is cheap.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yeah.
Speaker 8: See the problem in this freaking town musically is we've
been paying five dollars dollar cover since nineteen fucking seventy seven.
Speaker 6: Right, ten dollars is the new normal.
Speaker 2: Dollars People were still bitch about it. He's not wrong,
He's not wrong. I know he's guy. I laugh about
more Box.
Speaker 8: Like you knows I was charging I think twenty dollars
for a bunch of bands. Yeah no, I'm talking about
Bob Whiskey River. Yeah, he had abob abob set.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was charging twenty dollars and people were bitching
about it.
Speaker 6: At that place was packed.
Speaker 8: I'm like, I'll pay twenty dollars. I bet twenty dollars
to come and see you. The only person that wasn't
worth the money?
Speaker 2: Oh oh boy? Okay, wait wait can we guess No,
the mortgage. Oh you don't know.
Speaker 7: No, it was the one it was, uh, I can't
think of his name.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: The guy we had, the guy, the cowboy guy that
says he's from Nashville.
Speaker 4: Naked oh oh jabe yeah, Nashville recording artist.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, god he got me one time and I
actually let him on my stage because I actually thought
he was an actual Nashville.
Speaker 6: How would you not know he has an album?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: Wait, he talked about him? Or are you talking about
the other the new guy we're talking about, the guy
that became the Yobetta Bellies.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I can't remember his name. His manager reached out to
me like a year ago, right, Oh, it was horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: What happened was, no, the manager comes up to me
and I go and I and they're not knowing. So
I said, why don't you go for ten ten dollars. Well, no,
ZBTV charge is fifteen. Why you know we charged that.
Speaker 2: I'm going.
Speaker 8: I said, no, he's gonna pay fifteen zb TV different.
I go, and I try to use this and so
as I said, Pete's from the air. Pete grew up
in the areas, so he's going to get people from
school and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Everyone also the band was good. Yeah, I didn't want
to see it. I didn't want to see it. Or
your guy sucks.
Speaker 7: No, but if nobody knows you and nobody came, I went,
we went negative, terrible.
Speaker 2: Okay. So in those situations, Matt, what's going on inside
your head? Oh?
Speaker 6: Ship, like really going to cover these costs?
Speaker 2: How am I going to cover these costs? And this
is where yeah, but this is where if you, I know,
many guys always went. I love to own a bar.
I love doing a sports bar. I love to own
any kind of bar entertainment. You know what I'm saying,
Like it's like I go, boy, talk to someone who's
done it and done it successfully for a while, and
you'll see that it is not an easy ride.
Speaker 6: It's not fun at all. Talk about taking risks. The
first time I met with Pete from when we were
Batte Billies. He came in and gave me the price
and I almost ship myself. But then I had to
go back and tell my partner at the time how much,
and he's like, no way. I was like, I'm already
did it. I've already booked him. And it was like
the first did when he's put almost eight hundred people
in the place.
Speaker 2: I had to walk in the bed door. It's great,
that's amazing, right there, fifteen people, so what it was phenomenal? Yeah,
that's great. So your partner must have been thrilled. Everything
was fine then, yeah, right, but up into that moment,
you're walking on eggshells.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Also, ZBTV has been around enough that like, my friends
and I have traveled not like far, but like we're like, oh,
they're playing out to me being in website, they're playing
out in Greece tonight, let's go.
Speaker 6: You know, you're you're the odd east side of thought,
Like they won't.
Speaker 7: Won't.
Speaker 6: Him and Stacy come to be TV because they're friends
and me and she comes because she loves the brunch.
Speaker 8: Well, you know what it's like to be a web too,
you know what it's like to be a west side
of the west side of the most.
Speaker 11: Ever across the bridge.
Speaker 6: When I was on less side, I do I go
to the east side all the time?
Speaker 2: Does pop around and I see yeh, Laura. Last night
was at the circus. I didn't even know. The circus
was so fucking weird. Yeah, it was on the boat
as right here, right here, they had like this circus
Smirkish which isn't the name of it, but there's they did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, flotsome flotso floating circuits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the flotsome floating circus. So it was a class no,
but it's like trapeze artists and stuff.
Speaker 5: It was like on a boat.
Speaker 6: How big was this boat.
Speaker 5: It was the size of the studio and people. What
was the best part is watching these people fight, not
the performers, but there were so many people viewing that
you couldn't see. So there were like old people yelling
at other old people, and I like, I can't see
your chairs in my way. Joe and I are just
cracking up. Were like, this is so weird. But it
it looked like this Carney style traveling.
Speaker 7: It was so weird.
Speaker 5: People were dressed up. There was like a banjo, like
three piece band dressed in these like fish and you
all talk.
Speaker 6: About the West Side.
Speaker 2: They're kind of quaint and fun. It's the two hundred
year of the canal.
Speaker 6: I'm surprised they don't have anything out, well does Spenceport doesn't.
Speaker 2: Spencer Port, I'm surprised doesn't because they got.
Speaker 6: They don't do a traveling is floating down.
Speaker 5: This is floating down, floating down the Erie Canal. So
they say, like when they announced it last night, they
said that they picked like a different waterway every every
summer and do this. And so I posted a video
of it last night. We could not believe how many
people were there. And I had other people be like
that was so fucking strange, Like what did I just witness?
And I sort of was feeling the same.
Speaker 2: Way if one of them went flying off and.
Speaker 5: I was twisting by her hair, and that was sort
of cool, But the rest of it was I literally
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Speaker 4: In nashville i've gone down To visit nashville and sang?
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Speaker 2: Real stage well.
Speaker 11: Here's That, So Rochester new york has the second most
professional musicians in the country.
Speaker 4: Per Capita, what yeah that's. The thing that's a. Real
thing we have.
Speaker 11: No, idea, yeah yeah our music scene Here is nashville
knows about the people here and uh guess who the number.
Speaker 6: One, Is, nashville nashville.
Speaker 4: Right exactly so.
Speaker 11: Like nobody ever leaves this town, for music but we
had like people pull from this town to for tours.
Speaker 2: And, stuff well you know what's funny now you, Say
that I'M just i just thought of like two or
three GUYS that i know. Jumped on do You Know
michael starto is as THE name, i, think, yeah yeah,
you know and he plays, a GUITARIST and, i think,
oh yeah played In lou AND then i think he
went on tour with g guess who the? Guests who
but because there's a. Hired, gun yeah he's a.
Speaker 8: Hired gun but the problem was was the singer of
guys who sued the guess because they're being so he
couldn't he couldn't do.
Speaker 2: It anymore But Even tommy burnett was In modern english
as a.
Speaker 11: Higher, gun, yeah, yeah absolutely there's there's a ton of Well,
like Daughtry like Pulled And John johnny cummings uh co
wrote a bunch Of the. Daughtry songs he's. From, here
uh there's there's a.
Speaker 2: Whole network well you know what a weird? One? Is Uh?
Teddy geiger what happened? To Him Sir teddy GEER transitioned,
transi yeah HOW did i not? KNOW that i don't
know IF there i don't know what the. Pronoun IS
man i don't know. While, ago, yeah yeah of tons of,
writing credits tons, of them, like yeah h yeah for.
All right but there WAS a, tv no he had
a network, television show Really That teddy geiger was on
a network television show and had a show and it
was about an up and, Coming, artist teddy and it
was really focused on the record executive promoter guy who was.
Signing him and it was like an hour. Long drama
it didn't, go long but it wasn't a. TERRIBLE show
i can't remember the name, of it but it WAS.
Speaker 4: On nbc but then he transitioned and lost. All that
there was a.
Speaker 2: Show show oh it was like not a. Reality show
it was a. Real show it was a real. Scripted,
drama yeah it was a. Real show and he was
the featured artist and he got to play some of
his original music IN this nbc show that he was
writing at. The time AND then i think it's, a
god who's the? Pop star he writes, A ton.
Speaker 5: He's written quite.
Speaker 2: A few there's another Gaitches, stitches Teddy.
Speaker 5: But teddy geiger is still Going, by teddy but they
are A, she.
Speaker 2: Yes yeah learned something. EVERY day i know there's anything
wrong With, that no, do whatever it's gonna make. YOU
head i don't care about when you're. TALKING about, i mean,
that's big like to be writing songs And Have shawn
mendez and you. Mentioned songs people know the Titles to.
Speaker 5: Stitches And teddy geiger has written one hundred and fifty
nine songs that have been like recorded, One Direction. Sean
mendez so she's still.
Speaker 6: Just, Fine Yeah?
Speaker 5: Pink khalid?
Speaker 2: What's? Pink, yeah yeah so if you could write me five.
Speaker 5: Seconds Of summer, liz though WHAT? Fitness mgk?
Speaker 2: Like really She and kelly.
Speaker 4: THAT guy i knew somebody was writing.
Speaker 10: Mgk's, songs maroon Untalented Best, Thomas, ratt jesus he's got
a ton of.
Speaker 2: Credits here but do you realize.
Speaker 4: Whoa she has?
Speaker 5: Done, amazing yeah that's.
Speaker 2: How much money does? She?
Speaker 11: Is?
Speaker 6: Now transition.
Speaker 2: You make your money off, The, WRITING no i know
you know. It, is yes that's a ton because you
get it every time the, song's covered every time the song's,
done again you wrote. That song that's. A. Talent man
but when you Think, ABOUT rochester i never knew that
per capita in terms of professional and then you think
of the number of people who came out of here
that that are beyond right people people and other across
the nation, Know Them lou graham others. Like that that's
it's impressive.
Speaker 11: As hell, well yeah and there's people trying to maxed
out is down In uh nashville, right now trying to
make a name for.
Speaker 4: Him something he's going to college.
Speaker 2: There too but, oh, Yeah, YEAH maxy i know.
Speaker 11: A bunch of people, that are, you know in the
next generation per se that because Of the alvo's school
and everything. Like that and we really have, h well
like our lead guitar players nineteen. Years old we, took
them plucked them right Out of. Elvio's camp, really, yeah,
yeah yeah that's a. Great kid he got the job
when he. Was, Seventeen Yeah, Matt scaling i'll give him.
The note but he got the job when he, was
SEVENTEEN and i had to wait for him to be
Eighteen because i'm not having a seventeen year old on
the bus like.
Speaker 2: Like but you like they're rolling Stones With. Big taylor,
hey man you, gotta wait there's a different set. Of paper, sorry, yeah,
WOW yeah. I didn't that's. That's, impressive yeah his CAMP
is I hear i've seen some of the showcases and
stuff over an iron smoke that, they do and the
kids are very talented and he, they're, coached, well yeah they're.
Speaker 11: Coached well and, you know people are coming out of
the shoot, at, seventeen eighteen nineteen years old with more
experience than a lot of the guys that are thirty,
or forty just on how to put a band together
and how you all. Interact together there's a, whole dynamic
which is why most bands.
Speaker 4: Break up you need somebody that's gonna hold. It, together yeah,
but yeah we're.
Speaker 2: Being in a band is like being in. A marriage
From when I'M told I have i've never been in,
a BAND so i.
Speaker 4: Don't, KNOW yeah i hear that.
Speaker 2: FROM musicians i remember guys, saying, that.
Speaker 11: Well yes but once you're established like then then LIKE
where zbtv STARTED and zbtv is now like everybody knows
what they need, to do and before it was all
it was years of figuring that out and we went
through a bunch. OF people, I mean i think we've
had over forty people through THE through zbtv throughout.
Speaker 6: The.
Speaker 11: Years wow we usually use lose them to relationships either
a wife or, a girlfriend a kid.
Speaker 4: Or alcohol you.
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i don't think they need me to do THAT about,
i mean if you don't want TO do i don't
want to.
Speaker 6: Do.
Speaker 2: It dio.
Speaker 5: That's what can happen at. Six o'clock you can get
it out there.
Speaker 2: A set i'm, not ripping by, The way i'm not.
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