Cassingle: Eddie Vedder

Episode 10 of the The Record Player podcast, hosted by Jeff Giles and Matt Wardlaw, titled "Cassingle: Eddie Vedder" was published on February 12, 2022 and runs 39 minutes.

February 12, 2022 ·39m · The Record Player

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Send a text Another week has come and gone and Jeff and Matt are back to try to make sense of it all. There's plenty for you to listen to and read, as you'll hear (and read in the show notes below). The guys preview the next two episodes that are on tap for this week. Join our new Record Club! Cassingle Notes: Mary Chapin Carpenter - Songs from Home Mike Campbell's Instagram (his videos breaking down classic Petty songs are so good!) Matt's unintentional flex. Apologies about that. Mary C...

Episode Description

Another week has come and gone and Jeff and Matt are back to try to make sense of it all. There's plenty for you to listen to and read, as you'll hear (and read in the show notes below).
The guys preview the next two episodes that are on tap for this week.

Join our new Record Club!

Cassingle Notes:

Mary Chapin Carpenter - Songs from Home
Mike Campbell's Instagram (his videos breaking down classic Petty songs are so good!)
Matt's unintentional flex. Apologies about that.
Mary Chapin Carpenter - One Night Lonely
Before I Go (2021)
The Guest House by Rumi
Jason's mother.
Jeff is participating in the annual February #MWE (Music Writing Exercise)
Eddie Vedder - Earthling (featuring contributions from Elton John, Stevie Wonder and Ringo Starr)
The Pearl Jam guys are music fans and deep cuts guys at heart. They respect their musical elders (except Motley Crue).
Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs - External Combustion (watch the great video for "Wicked Mind")
Pearl Jam - "Love Boat Captain"
Jules Shear - Dreams Don't Count
Mike Watt is awesome
The time that Mike Watt barged into a Cleveland sports talk station and just started talking sports.
Mike Watt - Ball-Hog or Tugboat
"Against the '70s" is the tune you probably know by Mike Watt
Oh, we realized after we finished this, that it's actually Andrew Watt. Oops.
Rax King's new book, Tacky: Love Letters to the Worst Culture We Have to Offer
Dana Carvey and David Spade's new SNL podcast, Fly on the Wall
Two podcasts this week! Steve Poltz talking about Rickie Lee Jones and Michael Elliott talking about Little Village
Michael Elliott's new book, Have a Little Faith: The John Hiatt Story
Justice for "Spies Like Us" (the song, not the movie)
My Friend: A Tribute to Rusty Young, being released by Blue Elan Records.
Cimarron 615 (with our latest guest, Bill Lloyd) - "Rough Edges" (from the Rusty Young tribute album.
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