G Is For Great Speckled Bird

*Originally released January 21st 2015* This episode, Doug and Steve cover a Canadian classic formed by Ian and Sylvia Tyson: Great Speckled Bird. Two albums, a tv show, and a million line up changes - wow these guys were busy! The brothers also talk about moving to the US as a career choice, variety shows, and making it up as you go along. Six Degrees From King Crimson: Great Speckled Bird -> Todd Rundgren -> Hall & Oates -> Robert Fripp -> King Crimson Great Speckled Bird -> David Briggs -> B. B. King -> U2 -> Brian Eno -> Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew -> King Crimson Music featured this week: Long Long Time To Get Old - Great Speckled Bird Some Kind Of Fool - Ol' Eon Old Cheyenne - You Were On My Mind Calgary - Great Speckled Bird 5:21 - Check out the video for Maroon 5's "Sugar" here, where the band crash multiple weddings 9:00 - Big thanks to our friends Curtis and Silmara, who requested this ep. Check out The Orange Lamphouse, the homepage of their projects. 15:21 - Here's a great story, as told by Ian Tyson, about the chain of marijuana from him to Bob Dylan to The Beatles 19:20 - Here's the interview with Ian and Sylvia on Studio Q with that guy who beats women 29:40 - Do you agree with Steve, that New Pornographers owe a lot to Great Speckled Bird? Check out "The Bleeding Heart Show" from Twin Cinema. 34:39 - Here's that clip Steve was talking about, from the Johnny Cash show 38:41 - We talk about this more in depth with our episode N Is For No Doubt! 41:36 - This has somewhat been rectified in recent years, as their first album is now available on iTunes Doug's Recommendations: Love What You're Doing, Child - Great Speckled Bird Steve's Recommendations: Trucker's Café - Great Speckled Bird Great Speckled Bird's Biography by The Cool Groove