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Oct 24, 2022 1 hr 22 min

Sticky Jazz interview Sam Himself

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Sam "Himself" is an Swiss American musician, who is a crooner like Elvis, mixed with Bruce Springsteen, and a bit of Greg Laswell. He is able to create a nostalgic feeling of moments where you can totally relate to what he was trying to tell you, and feel it as close to what you might have experienced as well. His lyrics are very deep, moving, and introspective, and often times just tell the story on the flipside, sometimes you don't know which side of the story you are getting. We covered everything from Marlon Brando, Las Vegas, Leningrad Cowboys and roller skating on volcanoes. (Sort of). website [https://www.samhimself.com/] facebook [https://www.facebook.com/samhimselfmusic/] instagram [http://instagram.com/sam.himself] spotify [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6jD03eJOPbjHAaCCYGALLT] youtube [http://www.youtube.com/c/SamHimself] #samhimself #thebossman #brucespringsteen #marlonbrando #leningradcowboys #crooners #swisssingers #danielschlett #iggypop

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