Speaker 1: Jus on a summer day, trying to take my heart.
Bake some okay in my mind, start bringing me down,
think of my dry stick an wait for me, my dear,
won't you take me back and we can disappear, but
you a car back. He's breaking me down, thinking my die.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, oh my god.
Speaker 3: I hate boy, So now I have bad chops might
come back here.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Oh my god, I hate boys, saying
now about half bad age.
Speaker 1: Shops might not back you. Oh my god. Jack on
a summerday, trying to take my heart, make me insuper
cake in my mini si bring getting me down, think.
Speaker 5: My job, stick me out.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, oh my god, I hate boy.
Speaker 4: I'm singing out about half batate raine jobs might come
back they Oh my god, me sick.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I hate the I'm singing out a.
Speaker 6: Loud half faculated rain chops might come.
Speaker 3: Back with you, Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, he said the bank U.
Speaker 6: Thinking about a girl on the top of the world.
Speaker 7: She's a million miles away from me. On another day
and another town, she was every thing to me.
Speaker 3: Flying his foot birds, I.
Speaker 8: Expended his foot fish fixing is more than broken.
Speaker 5: Give me your heart and thou will bent chread.
Speaker 9: I will make you wish you were dead, but it's
not your baby, By promise, it's me.
Speaker 7: I'm a lit and breathing walking decease.
Speaker 10: But it's not you, babe.
Speaker 6: By promise, it's me.
Speaker 7: I'm a lifting, breathing walking A lift and breathing walking disease.
Speaker 11: Women to my left and women to my right.
Speaker 5: She's still on my mind.
Speaker 7: All night, cigarettes burn while the conversations turn.
Speaker 5: I'll be going, oh mall alone.
Speaker 9: Flying is for birds like swimming is for fixing is
for the broke, and.
Speaker 2: Give me your.
Speaker 3: Heart and the well rip in to shout.
Speaker 5: I will make you wish you were dead, but it's
not you.
Speaker 7: Better a promise, it's me, IAMO let them breathing walking
the Seine, But it's not you. Bet a promise, it's me.
Bamo left the breathing walking live and breathing walking disease.
Speaker 3: Lie.
Speaker 5: As for birds, like spamming a spur firs, mixing is
s for.
Speaker 7: The broken, Give me your heart and a will a
bit to shove. I will make you wish you were dead,
but it's not your, babe.
Speaker 5: I promise it's me.
Speaker 7: I'm a living breathing.
Speaker 3: Walking this scene. But it's not your babe.
Speaker 5: My promise, it's me.
Speaker 7: I'm a living breathing walking, lifting, breathing walking, lit them
breathing walking Dizzy.
Speaker 12: That is living breathing and the band is Glittertooth and
we've got the members of Glitter Tooth here with us
live in studio on this Saturday morning.
Speaker 13: Welcome everybody.
Speaker 12: This is Matt Condorton Unleashed and we are live from
the studios of w m n H ninety five point
three FM Inglorious, Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course, you can
also stream the show from anywhere. If you go to
Matt connorton dot com slash live you can find all
your live streaming options, social media links, contact and fos,
show archives, et cetera, et cetera. It is Saturday April nineteen,
twenty twenty five. Jenny is here, of course at the
news desk, news table, I should say, because the news
desk was at the old place. Yes, no catsup man,
Now we have a table over a year. You've got
your bunny ears, you're ready ready for.
Speaker 11: Lower bunny that Charyl gave me.
Speaker 13: Yes, yes, and you've got some cool Glittertooth stuff stickers
and nicker and a magnet and a pen on the home.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, so we've got the guys from Glitter Tooth here.
We've got uh, Dan Morin and Taylor Paradise. Paradise is
that okay, that's the americanized okay.
Speaker 13: And of course Philip.
Speaker 12: Is that sarecos Okay, So I call you Philip for
Philip because one time I call you Philip.
Speaker 11: Okay, my born name is, you know, a little different
than my stage name.
Speaker 13: I gotcha, I got youa okay, that makes it easier.
All right.
Speaker 12: So now these guys are going to uh, we're going
to talk a little bit, but they're also going to
play live for us, and I just want to kind
of make sure. Let's see, so Dan goad and play something,
would you? We got to do this live on the
air because you're you're the third segment. Oh yeah, that
sounds good. I'm go ahead and say something.
Speaker 10: Lou check one. That's that's the go to.
Speaker 13: That's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, that sounds that
sounds good.
Speaker 12: And uh Taylor good check check check check. And you've
got the uh for those of you, actually, for those
of you watching live on video or even if you're
watching the video after the fact, you can see so, uh,
Dan has this bass. Of course Taylor has his. Uh
that's a cohone.
Speaker 13: Is that the correct way to say it?
Speaker 10: I think so.
Speaker 13: I'm never sure. I'm never sure, which which is great
because you also get to sit on it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So that's nice.
Speaker 10: That's nice.
Speaker 13: And you're gonna play the harmonica at some point today.
Speaker 10: Too, right, he's multi talented.
Speaker 13: Very cool, very cool.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, and of course uh, Philip with the guitar
and the vocals and uh, looking forward to hearing you
guys play. Oh, go ahead and strum that. I want
to make sure we can hear you. Yeah, that sounds
sounds pretty good. I wouldn't say something or sing something
if you want.
Speaker 7: Check check check check check check.
Speaker 11: Hello, everybody on the radio. How are we doing?
Speaker 12: Sounds good? Sounds good. Litter tooth this year done? Hear
you guys play you want to? You want to go
ahead and play something and then we'll then we'll talk
for a bit.
Speaker 7: Do it.
Speaker 14: This first one is an original song. It's on our
EP that you can find on Spotify.
Speaker 11: It's called Before I.
Speaker 7: Go Heart Attack. I'm waking up the neighbor's green grass.
Somewhere in my bedroom, Wake me up? The scripted morning k.
Speaker 11: Ravelry somewhere in.
Speaker 7: My bedroom, Wag me up, descripted good bas there's anybody
know where the door?
Speaker 15: There's anybody know the way? Can anybody get me some coffee.
Speaker 11: Before I go?
Speaker 7: Thanking back? Barely can remember anything? Was everything I wanted?
Wake me up with a hammer to my headpost.
Speaker 15: To grab a moment to remember heart's attacks Somewhere in
my bedroom, Wake me up.
Speaker 3: With a bullet room. Anybody know?
Speaker 7: Are the lights on? Anybody here? See the light? Can
anybody get missed? Some answer?
Speaker 11: Look before I go?
Speaker 7: Catch up and all the little details this and that.
Speaker 11: We had a good laugh.
Speaker 7: Wake me up with the good old fashion jokes and
entertain my lazy little left brain. Cracks me up?
Speaker 11: Tell me I'm in Oh, wake me up?
Speaker 13: Tell me why you.
Speaker 7: Me? Anybody have a sense of you? Can anybody take
a joke? Can anybody put a smile on my face?
Speaker 11: Before I go?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 13: There was us live in studio and uh, let's see.
Speaker 4: What do you guys?
Speaker 13: What have you guys been up to? As far as
you are you playing a lot of shows?
Speaker 12: I know you're you're all very busy, right, you're all
in like multiple projects and.
Speaker 11: Yes, to say the least.
Speaker 12: Yeah, what like, what have you guys been doing as Glittertooth.
I know you've got the new You've got the new
EP out right, that's brand new.
Speaker 10: Yeah. We hit we our last gig a couple of
weeks ago at Stonecutters. We played, uh Stonecutters in Milford
and we're there May third, and then we got it.
We got a big show coming up on June twenty second,
which is the Summer Auburn Summer Kickoff in Auburn at
the Auburn Pits and Auburn Aurbur, New Hampshire. Okay, it's
a faith and band and there's a couple it's like
four Dog Dog Yeah oh yeah, it's like four bands
playing that day, the June twenty second at the Auburn
Pits in Auburn. That's going to be a pretty cool show.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, excellent, excellent. Now tell me about the new EP,
because this is this is brand new, right, I mean
this just came out, uh.
Speaker 11: Exact release date, but it came Valentine's Day. Yeah that's right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 12: Because we talked about that before when you were on
right Yeah, yeah, yeah, so so it's not like brand
brand new, but still pretty new, but.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're still pushing it.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Where where did you guys record that with Pete Peloquin?
At Board's House Productions?
Speaker 12: Okay is that where VAL's End recorded to? Or okay
right right, you've got your Veils End shirt by the way, yes, yes.
Speaker 11: Scot this last night?
Speaker 13: Yeah? What was what show was that?
Speaker 11: So they were playing a It was basically a single
release party Riley's Place.
Speaker 12: Oh very cool, okay, okay, oh that's right. Milford is
like the center of the musical universe.
Speaker 11: For you, right, I know, it's wild, right, It's like, yeah,
we're playing Milford.
Speaker 13: It is true. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty funny.
Speaker 12: It's pretty funny. But no, that's cool though. And then
so so this just came out And why why an EP?
Because I'm always curious. There's so many different ways to
release music.
Speaker 16: Now.
Speaker 13: Some artists will do.
Speaker 12: A full album, some just release singles, and they kind
of do the inverse of you know, because the old
school model is you release an album and then you
have a series of singles. And now that's kind of
been inverted for some people. Some people just put out
singles that eventually become an album. Like what went into
the choice to do an EP?
Speaker 11: Is there a theme to the songs or were fashioned?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 16: I don't know if.
Speaker 17: I don't know if there's purposely a theme to the songs,
but I think if you listen to it, they all
kind of go together, like it all kind of makes sense, Like, yeah,
there is kind of inadvertently a theme.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Yeah. There was lots of discussion on how to
release it because, oh, you know, some of us we
were talking about doing a CD, but we don't know
how many people still listen to CDs, you know, and
you know, we can't afford to do a vinyl record.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's expensive.
Speaker 10: And like we had six songs that were pretty cohesive
and we stuck them all together and we're pretty happy
with how it came out. Yeah, And like people like
Phil was saying, with Board's House, we've a lot of
other bands they've been on here, Foxing and Flamingos Veils
and the record there and Peats. Pete's really great over
there at Board's House.
Speaker 13: Okay, and Brookline, Yeah, so he records the fox on
the stuff too. Okay, yeah, yeah, oh I love them.
Speaker 10: I love them.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we should mention too, just uh, just briefly. Of course,
you brought us well you did bring us a Fox
on the Flamingos sticker, which we love. And you also
brought these cool glitter tooth stickers and a glitter tooth
magnet and a glitter tooth b.
Speaker 16: Merch crazy with it, just started putting our logo and everything.
Speaker 12: No, that's cool. Well Dan got the stickers, but yeah, no,
I love it. Where does the logo come from? By
the way, I've always liked the logo? I know, I
know we talked about this last time you were on
the show.
Speaker 10: But yeah, my son Tyler, who plays and Fox and
the Flamingos, we came up with a name glitter Tooth,
and I called him and say, hey, can you make
me your logo? And he sent that. That was the
first one he sent us. And I sent that to
these guys and they all loved it. Yeah, yeah, and
he did. He does all the Fox in the Flamingos
logos and artwork. Oh okay, yeah, he's it's good to
have him. And yeah, the relative that can produce stuff
and say, hey, make me a logo. Yeah that is,
that is he did. He did the logos for the
Pop Farmers too, so oh he did.
Speaker 13: Okay, okay, Yeah he's definitely got a skull.
Speaker 10: Yeah. We tap into it occasionally.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, outstanding, outstanding. You guys want to play another one?
You sound great? Oh?
Speaker 11: Thanks, sure, let's do what I may be right?
Speaker 13: Sure if you're just joining us Glitter Tooth live in studio, play.
Speaker 16: Drums on this one.
Speaker 7: Maybe right, maybe wrong. I guess I'm sorry it took
this long. Run away when it gets too deep, Light
the match and let it put you back to sleep. Now,
it's all right. If you can't say no, this run
won't die until we say so.
Speaker 19: Don't let them tell you to stay in the light,
because this pavement is break in.
Speaker 7: One crack out of time, one crack out a time.
I told you once, and I told you twice the
third time, charm at the time. I'll let go go
run away when it gets too deep. Light the match
and let it put you back to sleep. Now, it's
all right. If we can't say no, this run won't
die until.
Speaker 9: I say so.
Speaker 7: Don't let them tell you to stay in the line.
This pavement is break in one crack out Its time,
one crack out It time.
Speaker 19: Don't let them tell you to say. This payment is break.
Speaker 7: In one crack at It time, one crack at It time,
one crack at It Time, one crack got It time.
Speaker 13: Oh that was awesome. I love that one. That's got
a nice groove to it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we haven't recorded that one yet. You haven't.
Oh you still wrote that one?
Speaker 13: And oh okay, okay, no, I love that.
Speaker 11: That's got a nice glitter Tooth song. It feels good
with these guys.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, there you go, There you go, there you go.
Speaker 12: If you are just joining us, Glittertooth is here with us,
alive in studio. And uh, where's the name come from?
By the way, And I'm sure we've talked about this before,
but I don't. I don't remember the story of newer listeners.
Speaker 10: It's kind of a cool, cool origin story. These guys.
I've first met them, obviously, they're they're way younger than
me and way cooler than me. But we met a uh,
they've played it a couple of the mics, and so
we played together at an open mic and it's like,
that's pretty cool. Let's so we should form a band,
and we got together and practiced, ran through some things
and then uh, in the night before we were scheduled
to practice, I had some dental surgery and I had
a tooth pulled and I went to bed and it
was all popped up on oxy codone and it's like
a hydro codone and it's like, oh, and so I
had this fever dream that I was in a band
called Glitter Tooth. Yeah, totally La Blue and I, and.
Speaker 11: Which also explains the name of the album dream.
Speaker 10: Fever Dream that is what we called the EP. Yeah,
And so at next day of practice, I thought they
would hate the name because it's like one of those yeah,
and I said, hey, I had this dream, and they
both liked the name. So oh wow, thanks to hydro codon. Yeah,
don't do drugs and stay on school. But that's right, Yeah,
it was. It was it was a fever dream that
just came to us.
Speaker 12: So yeah, yeah, oh, very cool, very cool. We should
play another track from the from the EP. Let's do
what do you want to play? So we've got we
played Live and Breathing.
Speaker 11: So we've played paranoia. Taylor, do you want to talk
about that one?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Sure, I mean, what am I talking about?
Speaker 10: Paranoid?
Speaker 17: I mean we talked about forty yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I wrote this song a long time ago. So most
of these songs, like five of them, Phil wrote, and
he had written most of them a.
Speaker 16: While ago, like years ago.
Speaker 11: They're all old song.
Speaker 17: And then this one is one that I wrote, I
don't know how many years ago, many different A long
time ago. I was, you know, going through some stuff,
break up, whatever, and I just wrote it in a
couple of minutes when I was like, it was one
of those things where I'm going through anxiety, crazy stuff,
and the only thing that I felt like could get
me through anything was playing music, going to open white mics.
Speaker 16: And then I that's.
Speaker 17: Literally when I started to go to open mics play
music out and then I've been doing it for ten
years or longer. Yeah, it's really not a lot of
words of the song, but it's really just about the
feeling of that and then sure music.
Speaker 13: And the funny thing about it, I guess is.
Speaker 14: His songs will literally change overnight, right, Yeah, Like one
day he's like, I want to play it like this,
and the next day it's like a slow, sad song.
Speaker 11: The next day it's a happy I've always have the
same song, He'll change.
Speaker 17: I've had this feeling for ten years that i wanted
to release like like the same song but like six
different ways genres, and I'm gonna do it some day.
Speaker 16: I just don't know it. But anyways, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: This song is Taylor singing and playing guitar on it. Yeah, okay, okay,
both play play drums.
Speaker 13: Oh okay, okay, oh.
Speaker 12: Cool, cool, all right, excellent, Uh check it out. This
is called Paranoia and the band is Litter Tooth.
Speaker 20: Alone sitting way, father, shut off, father, listener wants you.
Speaker 5: Share as friends. Funny sometimes so said at.
Speaker 21: Sun is shot in all this snow day, say I
feel that I've got cans yet always.
Speaker 20: Bos love of the snider, walking, aims, holding, fails.
Speaker 9: Skimming foul or strongs can.
Speaker 7: Go out to play with the ball.
Speaker 2: Sisssss.
Speaker 12: That is called Paranoia and the band is Glitter Tooth
And we have Glitter Tooth here with us, alive in
studio and very.
Speaker 13: Very cool track.
Speaker 12: By the way, Jennifer Hilda Hartwell is in the Facebook
live chat you when we were playing rain Drops by
veils End earlier. She said, rain Drops by veils and
so proud of them with multiple exclamation points.
Speaker 13: And she also says, hi guys, Hi, So she comes.
Speaker 10: So she got to a lot of our shows. Oh cool,
she was there last night, right.
Speaker 14: Yeap, yeah, No, Jen's the best. She comes to all
the two shows. She's come to a lot of Glitter
Tooth shows and veils end.
Speaker 11: She's just cool. And Pop Farmers too, yeah, and Pop Farmers.
She just supports all the live music.
Speaker 13: Excellent, She's great, excellent.
Speaker 12: Also on the YouTube chat bags, Ballin joins us and says,
nice job, sounded great you. Also, Cameron Robertson says, love
Glitter Tooth, thanks for having them play rain Drops. I
can't wait to watch them.
Speaker 16: He was sleeping on your couch.
Speaker 11: He was sleeping on my couch when we were loading
up this morning.
Speaker 13: Oh that's funny, that's funny. Well he woke up.
Speaker 11: That's good, that's good, he woke up.
Speaker 13: Love that excellent? Excellent.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 12: Bruce Heberlin Junr is in the chat room of course
from Legion of Solace. They do a lot of promotional
work for for a lot of artists, New England artists.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 12: He says, good morning, and also Justin Hopper. Oh, Justin
Hopper was listening earlier when we were talking to Warhog.
In the first hour, he says, and don't forget the
how to video of being the Warhog.
Speaker 13: I gotta look for that.
Speaker 10: Uh yeah, war that's a great name.
Speaker 12: Oh yeahead, great band from Texas. Yeah, we love Warhog. Also,
DJ Steve is in the chat, says, I good morning,
Matt and Jenny. Yeah, Steve Light. He hosts a show
here on I think it's on every other Thursday.
Speaker 13: Here Morning Sunshine, w M and H.
Speaker 12: Come, do you have a Nation ninety five point three FM.
So uh so, you guys are getting a lot of
support that it's good. You want to you want to
play another live one for us?
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're going to do a cover this time. We're
gonna do Mainte no Sunshine.
Speaker 13: Oh, very cool, very cool. All right?
Speaker 11: Have you heard this song before?
Speaker 13: I think I have, And I think I I think
I've heard you play it before, haven't I? Maybe?
Speaker 22: I think so?
Speaker 11: I think so I shouldn't have told you it was
a cover. Yes, I wrote it.
Speaker 10: Whenever we play it and we put this in the
set list, I always thinks, because I'm a big fanboy
of Phil's and this he just sings this song so well. Yeah,
no pressure, man.
Speaker 11: No pressure, No thanks, thanks a lot, Dan, appreciate you
want it.
Speaker 13: No pressure as we're live on the radio. No pressure.
Speaker 11: Let's run it all right.
Speaker 7: Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. It's not own when
she's away. Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. She's always
gone too long an a time she goes away. I
wonder this time where she's gone. Wonder if she's gone
to stay. Ain't no sunshine when she's gone.
Speaker 13: In this house just ain't.
Speaker 11: No home many time.
Speaker 7: She goes away.
Speaker 22: And I know, I know, I know, I know, I know,
I know, I know, I know, I know, I know,
I know, I know, I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 5: No holeave the young thing alone.
Speaker 7: There ain't no sunshine when she gone on the darkness everything.
Ain't no sunshine when she's gone. The South just ain't
no home many time she goes away. Any time it
goes away, And its time that goes away, and its
time let's go away and it time that goes away.
Speaker 13: That was excellent.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I do like the way that yeah yeah right, yeah,
yeah yeah absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 10: If you just he'll always gets embarrassed by that.
Speaker 13: Come on, thank you much.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, glitter Tooth is here with us alive in studio
if you are just showing us. Oh, by the way,
So another chat chat room comment on YouTube, let's see,
Ashley Boudreau says, Taylor is so cute?
Speaker 11: Whoa Taylor?
Speaker 13: You gotta he's not wrong you. I guess, thank you,
I guess. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 11: That may or not be.
Speaker 13: Okay, Okay, she speaks the truth.
Speaker 11: Are you guys?
Speaker 12: Are you guys doing a lot of shows as uh
what I know you're all in like multiple bands, but
you're doing a lot as glibberty.
Speaker 10: We're starting to now more because we were kind of
hindered by Phil's work schedule. But now he's uh, he's
more tuned to put doing some more gigs. So yeah,
now we just have to find out when he's not
playing with everybody else, right right, Yeah, we're going to start.
Speaker 11: I freed up my work schedule.
Speaker 13: Good good.
Speaker 10: The Range and Mason over the summer that's going to
be a cool gig. I don't know the date on it,
but it's They have like a cruise night on Thursday
nights and uh it's a really cool place. And uh,
we're going to be playing there in June. I think
where where is Mason Mason over.
Speaker 16: And it's next to the Brookline. It's like nowhere Greenville.
Speaker 13: Oh okay, okay.
Speaker 10: Range.
Speaker 11: It's a pretty big venue. They've had like Ziggy Marley there,
They've Adam Ezra.
Speaker 17: Okay, they have like a huge stage where they a
thousand people or something. But wow, we're probably playing on
a little stage.
Speaker 11: It's a strange place to have like a massive venue.
But yeah, the Range.
Speaker 10: And it's a driving range too, so yeah, active driving Range. Yeah,
on Thursday nights in the summer, they have a cruise
Night where people bring their all, you know, their classic
cars and stuff. So there. Yeah, it's gonna be cool.
Speaker 12: Oh oh excellent, excellent. You guys obviously know a lot
of songs between you know, the originals that you have
and the covers that you know. I mean, is it
hard to write us out list? Is it hard to
pair that down if you don't you know, I mean,
if you've got like a three hour show at a
bar somewhere. That's one thing. But if you're playing I
don't know. I mean, is it is that challenging at all?
Or is it pretty easy?
Speaker 11: Like the shorter sets are better.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the three hours, it's like, let's just
pack everything that we know into one.
Speaker 17: I mean, we played three hour shows and I'm like,
I could play another hour or two really yeah, yeah
that too.
Speaker 10: Yeah. These guys, for as young as they are, they
know a lot of classic rock stuff, so yeah, you do.
The bar gigs are fun. We can sprinkle in our
originals with the classic rock stuff.
Speaker 17: It's really different because I play in like other bands,
I play like twenty minutes sets. Yeah, and I'm like,
I don't think we could play half an hour. I
don't think we could play forty five minutes play three
hours with these guys like I play five Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 14: But you know, a lot of it's about reading the
crowd too. Oh yeah, are set Like we'll write a
set list for three hours before we get there, and
then we show up and it's a totally different audience
than what we were expecting. So then we're like calling
audibles here and there, and.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's good that you're able to read the room
and do that, because you know, some musicians are kind
of stubborn about that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we're gonna with what we Bill plays with us
with the pop farmers. Well he's he's an official pop
farmer now. But we were playing one gig and uh,
you know, we do mostly classic rock bar band stuff. Yeah,
and some you know, a young twenty something girl come
up and saying, you guys play something new. I'm like, well,
Phil Ken's so Phil, he's the young guy in the band.
We're all old dudes. And then so we just follow film.
Phil knows the newer songs, so teaching him, teaching us
to him.
Speaker 11: What did we end up playing again?
Speaker 10: I think it was stick Season probably yeah, oh oh
yeah totally, or maybe Circles, but yeah, circles.
Speaker 11: I think I think it was circles. Yeah, it was
one or the other, the.
Speaker 10: Post Malone song.
Speaker 11: Okay, that's circles. Yeah, yeah, it went really went off.
Speaker 17: Well yeah, prisingally, I never thought I'd like these new
pop songs to play, but now I'm like, we got
to bring like Chapel Roone in there, and like, well
I would totally do that.
Speaker 10: It's fun. Yeah, well we do, uh Flowers by Miley Cyrush.
People don't expect fun one to do that, yeah, you
know they and and it's a fun one to play. Yeah, yeah,
that's cool. That was a big subject on the show recently,
that song Flowers.
Speaker 12: We did a segment the lawsuit because somebody who owns
a piece of the publishing on the Bruno Mars song
when I was your man, suing Miley Cyrus and basically
everyone Miley Cyrus has ever done business with over that song,
claming copyright infringement because the Miley Cyrus song refers to
the Bruno Mars.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and hope they don't come after us. Yeah, well
maybe maybe it would be famous.
Speaker 23: Just as a side note, this isn't somebody that had
anything to do with writing the song. They purchased, they're
they're and now they're just trying to make a book.
Speaker 13: Yeah now they're trying to cash in.
Speaker 12: No, but uh yeah, I mean it's crazy, like like
you like you can get sued for referring to somebody,
you know. I gave the example of I don't think
I don't think Neil Young threatened anyone with a lawsuit
when you know, Skinnard refers to him and so home Alabama,
you know what I mean. But apparently now it's it's uh,
potentially perilous legal territory.
Speaker 11: But yeah, it sounds like the guy's probably broke, probably
trying to make some more money. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he
ran out of money.
Speaker 17: And it's like I feel like a lot like rappers
talk about people all the time on their song.
Speaker 13: Yead about Yeah, well but they can get so too.
Speaker 16: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I was gonna say exactly, yeah.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 12: If you are just joining us, glitter Tooth is here
with us live in studio. You guys want to play
another one?
Speaker 13: Sure? All right, let's do.
Speaker 5: The question is which one?
Speaker 16: Yeah, Matt.
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 11: This is another original song called Amigo.
Speaker 16: I was like, yeah, my playing just drums or harps
on harp on this.
Speaker 11: I think he probably should.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Can you actually, can you just just play a few
notes on the harmonica for us just to see? I
felt like when you were playing it before, it's almost
as though that microphone can't handle.
Speaker 16: The harmonic probably a little.
Speaker 12: I was also playing it like cupping it so blocking
it might be it sounds weird doesn't it.
Speaker 17: It's probably this thing maybe, but uh, I do that
a lot, so I kind of Oh that might be
why the problem? Yeah, I probably, Yeah.
Speaker 13: I wonder, I wonder what would happen.
Speaker 12: You can slip that filter right off of that if
you want. Let's just try that. I'm just I think
it'll come right up.
Speaker 13: No, maybe not.
Speaker 11: I'm trying to give you people the best thing possible.
Speaker 10: Oh you got it?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I just want to see because it's almost like
it's almost as though the mic can't can't But maybe
it is the copying, And I don't know.
Speaker 13: These mics are very I think it's a little better maybe,
I don't know.
Speaker 10: What do you?
Speaker 13: What do you guys think?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 12: It's up. It's up to you, guys. You had headphones
on how to sound to you? You've only got one
side in yours?
Speaker 16: Yeah, what is definitely here?
Speaker 13: What do you think, Dan?
Speaker 11: We'll make it work enough for rock and rolls away
from it?
Speaker 17: Are you just gonna do this like little jaunty thing
with my feet? I don't think that's how I played
it in practice. Hey, it's the adventure of it, all right,
go for it can happen? Yeah, exactly lightning.
Speaker 24: Oh my god, oh two three four, Hold on to
your aces.
Speaker 7: Patience is a gift. Play the cards from the heart
you can never miss. Dig in your heels and ego.
Speaker 11: Let me see some blood, sweating tears. Take me to
the doctor and show me why I shouldn't be afraid
my friend, their friend.
Speaker 15: Come shoot me down again. People come and go like
the way, leave me bloody.
Speaker 7: In the streets. You're remember me because of.
Speaker 2: Friend.
Speaker 7: Isn't easy to find monked out with a feather by
a fair weather friend. Lay the cards down this time.
You can't always when I agree to disagree a eagle.
Let them sleeping.
Speaker 11: Dogs lie down.
Speaker 15: Take me to the graveyard and show me why I
shouldn't be afraid.
Speaker 11: My friend.
Speaker 5: Friend, come shoot me down.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 11: People come and go like the way, right in the street.
Speaker 7: You're rember me because of good.
Speaker 10: Friend.
Speaker 5: Doesn't easy to.
Speaker 4: Expenses, storm stays storch.
Speaker 15: Friend or friend, Come shoot me down again, People come
and go like the list, Leave my bloody.
Speaker 13: In the streets.
Speaker 7: You're remander me because.
Speaker 22: Of good.
Speaker 7: Frandesn't easy to find.
Speaker 11: Good old acoustic rock and roll.
Speaker 12: Nice nice glitter tooth Here with us, live in studio
and great job, guys, great job, thank you, Matt.
Speaker 13: So what's what's the next?
Speaker 12: Uh, what's the next show you guys are doing? We
should make sure people know for people just joining us
when the next or Dan, you've.
Speaker 13: Got a listen?
Speaker 10: Yeah, May third where it's Stonecutters in Milford, right on
the oval, Okay, Milford the hub of the universe apparently, Yeah,
for the music universe, our musical universe. Yes, stone Cutters
is a cool little room, probably not much bigger than
this room, but it's a it's a fun place to play, Okay, Okay, right,
it's kind of in the basement of this bar, and
it's it's it's awesome. Okay. Melissa and Tim are really
great over there, and they treat as well. And it's
a fun little room.
Speaker 13: Okay.
Speaker 10: Stonecutters, Milford, New Hampshire. So it's on May third, May third, yeah, okay,
and then June twenty second, is that summer kickoff at
the Auburn Pitts in Auburn, New Hampshire. And with Faith
in band, has Faith has been They've been on here.
Speaker 13: Right, yes, not for our Faith. Ann has been on
the show.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I think she just came on by herself if I
remember correctly.
Speaker 10: Right, Yeah, she's sponsoring that, she's putting together the whole thing.
Speaker 13: Oh cool.
Speaker 10: Yeah, there's like four whole loaf is playing. I think.
Speaker 13: Oh excellent. They've been on yeah yeah, they're great all
day thing.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, it's an all day thing.
Speaker 13: Yeah excellent. It be a fun, fun gig, very cool,
very cool. And where should people go online? Like, where's
the best place for people to go online to keep
up with everything?
Speaker 11: Glitter too, this book, Instagram.
Speaker 14: We're not on TikTok, but we have Spotify, all of
those streaming services anywhere you listen, anywhere you want to
listen to your music, We're on there.
Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah, outstanding, outstanding. Yeah. Well, I appreciate you guys
coming in. You sound great.
Speaker 10: Oh, we appreciate you having it.
Speaker 11: We love you, Matt, thank you.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 12: In a moment, we're going to play one more. We'll
close out today with one more track from uh from
you guys. Let's see which one didn't we play new Skin?
Speaker 13: Yeah. Anything we should know about this, this, this song,
anything you want.
Speaker 10: To know directly?
Speaker 11: My favorite song is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 16: When did you originally write this song?
Speaker 10: Phil?
Speaker 16: How long ago? Like when it was just your.
Speaker 11: Song probably twenty thirteen. Oh okay, yeah, so it's an
older song.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Story, I saw a very the host and opened mic.
Actually it was it's not Stonecutters now. It was Jay's tavern. Any.
I was just in the crowd watching and he played
the song.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I'm like, holy crap, that's so good. And I asked
him who wrote it, because I didn't think he wrote it,
and he said I wrote it. I'm like, get out
of here. It was, And so now it's one of
my favorite ones to play live too. It's really cool.
Speaker 13: Oh, very cool. Yeah.
Speaker 14: So the truth about this song is it was written
about a friend that passed away in a car accident. Yeah,
and it was kind of a weird time in my life,
and I like, I don't even know how I came
upon it. I was just literally like just trying to
make music, trying to just stay focused, and then.
Speaker 11: Came up with this and I thought nothing of it.
Speaker 14: I was like, it's okay, yeah, it's just going to
be another one of those B sides or I don't know,
just something that I'll throw away. And then for some reason,
everybody loves it and I've grown to love it.
Speaker 7: Too.
Speaker 13: That's cool.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's the only way I can explain it. I
didn't think anything of it at the time.
Speaker 13: Oh, that's funny. You just never know.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, you never know. Something you might you
might make that you don't think is that great, but
it ends up touching other people in a way.
Speaker 13: Exactly. Yeah, that's pretty cool. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 11: Like there are songs I'm like, this is gonna be
awesome and people.
Speaker 13: Are like, right right, yeah. Yeah, well that's the adventure
of it.
Speaker 11: Exactly.
Speaker 13: Very cool.
Speaker 12: Yeah, So we'll close out with that in a moment.
And Jenny, of course you've been you've been very busy. No, yes, yeah,
you want to mention your website and anything specific you want.
Speaker 23: To non always check out the Trouble, I mean, the
things I'm doing at Jenpockey dot com n n C
O f f Ey dot com. That might be a
little video floating around YouTube that you might find interesting
that hasn't gotten up on my website yet, but will yes, really,
but there is a petition up there, so please check
it out. Love to have your signature to help make
things better for.
Speaker 13: All of us. Absolutely absolutely sounds good to me. And
happy Easter and yes, Happy Easter. Everybody at the camera on.
Speaker 11: I had to say that because I'm Greek, we'll have
to We'll have to do a picture.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's what I was thinking. But very very cool,
and of course thank you everyone who joined us today.
Of course war Hog skyping in from Texas in the
second hour and we opened the show today our.
Speaker 13: One with the Doldrums. Do you guys know the Doldrums,
great band from the area.
Speaker 11: Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, really good. Yeah, they're a great band.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: They're playing tonight at the Shaft Skiing. Yeah, had a
big show, the absolutely show today.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 11: We're also playing in Wilton, New Hampshire at the Listening
Room two playing but yeah, yeah, yeah, playing with and
Paulie Drisco.
Speaker 13: What is that tonight? Okay, very cool, excellent.
Speaker 11: Where is that again, Wilton, New Hampshire. Right in the
middle of the town.
Speaker 12: No, the oh you're you're oh, you're playing actually for
the it's like a town sponsored event or what what
do you mean in the center in the center of
the town.
Speaker 11: I don't know the exact address.
Speaker 12: Okay, gotcha, got the list listening room Okay, gotcha, gotcha?
Speaker 13: Okay, very cool.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we'll be excited.
Speaker 13: What what time is that?
Speaker 11: It is five to eight?
Speaker 12: Five to eight, Okay, So if you're listening live on Saturday,
that's uh, that's something you can check out the twos.
Uh you you were on the show with Paul Driscoll. Yeah,
not not that long ago, right, a.
Speaker 13: Couple months ago, three months ago, maybe you guys were on.
Yeah you and yeah that was great. Yeah. Oh that's
when I heard you play No Sunshine. It was that day.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's right, very good, very good. All right, So
thank you to everyone who joined us today, and if
you miss any part of today's show, it will be
up in just a little bit at w M and
H radio dot org and my website Matt Connorton dot com.
We're going to close out with this track from Glittertooth
and this is called New Skin. Guys, thank you again
so much, thanks so much.
Speaker 13: Absolutely.
Speaker 7: Sometimes I wish I'm on a song that you will
sing me to sleep. Sometimes I wish on a god that'll.
Speaker 1: Wake up and.
Speaker 5: A brand new set of skin, brand new set of skin.
Speaker 7: Sometimes I sing to the bugs in my room, sometimes
they sing need to sleep. Sometimes I wish shupon an
empty liquor bite.
Speaker 5: That a wake up bed.
Speaker 8: You set a skinner, sometimes up to a frantic to.
Sometimes I pass, but sometimes I sink. Do an acting
back to sigger rest a.
Speaker 2: Want to wincome.
Speaker 18: Let your sun skin, the braner sad skin, run your
seven skins.
Speaker 3: Lear your sun skill, leb the sunk, let the sun skin,
Let the sun skin