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Dec 26, 2018 53 min

Ep 12: Rob Szabo

from The Todd Donald Show Hosted by Afternoon Tea Label

Rob Szabo is a multi-hyphenate, based out of Toronto. These days he’s more known for collaborating, co-writing and producing albums for singer/songwriters and bands, but he’s a legend in a lot of hearts in KW from his days coming through with bands (Plasticine, Marigold & The Groove Daddies), and furthermore as a touring solo artist. Rob has an all out knack and adoration for art, and I’ve really appreciated the sophistication and quality in his work.. So, we spent ample time running around the bases of what it’s like for him working in so many aspects of music, to the tune of doing it in some way as a full-time job. In addition, he’s been a friend and someone who’s music i’ve spent a decade and a half at least, adoring and listening to. It was an honour to have an in-depth conversation with Rob, and even then, only scratching the surface. Thanks to Carrie Humphries for permission in using the live at CKMS set from her 2008 radio broadcast! Performances (“Family and Friends”, “Hitchhiker Smile” & “He Loves You”) by Rob Szabo recorded live at CKMS in Waterloo in December 2008. Used with permission. Chat with & performance (“Give It Away”) by Rob Szabo recorded in Waterloo on December 15th, 2018. Voiceover by Milo Axelrod, theme music by William Chernoff, piano outro by JP Sunga, everything else by Todd Donald. Presented in part, by Afternoon Tea. afternoontealabel.com

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