MMHP Season 4 Ep:16--Loren Kranz & Sean Drysdale--Old Souls Turning Modern Michigan Rock Inside Out episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 1H 12M

MMHP Season 4 Ep:16--Loren Kranz & Sean Drysdale--Old Souls Turning Modern Michigan Rock Inside Out

from Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989 · host scott baker, gary johnson, fred reif, mike beattie

Loren Kranz (Ragbirds, Barbarossa Bros, Solo, +) and Sean Drysdale (Banana Convention, CDF Band, Solo) are new lighthouses on the edge of the Michigan Rock and Roll Peninsula. Both hail from the Mid-Michigan area, both uber-creative types that make every band or project they involve themselves in 200% better, just because of what they bring to the table.    Kranz is currently the drummer in The Ragbirds. He has been on keyboards and organ for many other projects offering vocal ability as well. Getting his start in Barbarossa, and currently ramping up a band as a solo artist as well, Kranz has spread his wings to the west side of the state musically, while keeping his feet in the Saginaw area. He is a teacher at Major Chords For Minors and is a first-call studio cat.    Bassist/vocalist Drysdale toured and wrote with the Banana Convention for many years, recently reuniting with them for a new album (in the works), working via state to state tracks, on the new project. He just helped wrap up the third CDF album, with John Cashman and Mick Furlo (and addition of Steven Hughey) and has recently been rapidly creating heavily in his studio a lot of new works as he approaches his own solo career. Listen to the podcast from last season with Cashman and Furlo on CDF.    The two have come together to discuss their projects and career, while noting the importance of music in Michigan moving forward. Hit the PLAY button now... >

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