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Sticky Jazz
by jeremy Hinks
Welcome to Sticky Jazz, the music show of a Million different opinions on music. I am Jeremy Hinks, a "Gonzo" music journalist in Salt Lake City Utah, I am also the music editor at large for the LGBTQ publication instinct magazine, (nice of them to let a straight guy write for them isn't it?) I will give you the music you might have heard, might not have heard, but definitely should have heard. I'll give you interviews with some big names, some new people, and someone you heard long ago, and they still are kicking. No music is taboo on my show, I'll cover it all. If you like what I do, Please consider sending a donation to help pay for the production, and advertisement of the show. patreon | facebook | twitter | email #musicjournalism #musicinterviews #gonzojournalism
Episodes
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Sticky Jazz Interview Ana Sky
Alright, listen up. Ana Sky was minding her own business in a biology lab — California girl with a little Deutschland in the blood — when somebody played a tape of her singing. She didn’t even know the damn thing had been recorded. Twenty-four hours later she’s standing in a real studio,...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Jonny Couch
Jonny Couch spent most of his career behind the kit, keeping time for other people’s songs. Then he decided the view from the back was no longer enough. He reinvented himself, stepped to the front, and started singing his own material with the kind of restless energy that only comes from someone...
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Sticky Jazz Interview James Bradley Jr (with Doc Decibel)
James Bradley — just call him JBJ if you know what’s good for you — is one of those drummers who seems to have been born with sticks already in his hands and a grin that says the beat never stops. Before he even escaped high school he was already locked in with Chuck Mangione. From there it was a...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Wendy Bevan
Step into the smoke-choked back alley of some half-remembered 1940s picture and you’ll find Wendy Bevan already waiting there, cigarette glowing like a dying star, voice curling out of the shadows before the picture even starts rolling. The English singer doesn’t just sound like Film Noir—she…
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Sticky Jazz Interview The Rubin Brothers
It's when you go to a concert that you know is going to be crazy, and before the main act even takes the stage, you are prepped by an opener that just knocks your socks off. That was my experience with "The Rubin Brothers", Colescott and AJ, two Boston based Vaudevillian performers when the…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Jacqui Hunt
Hailing from Sydney Australia veteran vocalist Jacqui Hunt has just released her new opus "Desiderium" a darkwave/dreampop masterpiece. Jacqui Hunt was the vocalist for the goth tinged band "Single Gun Theory" who I got into 10 years into their tenure. (They hadn't broken through in the states…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Shab (2)
Iranian American refugee SHAB has released her new album "One Suitcase", with a slough of great singles. The album cover tells so much of her story as a refugee to where she is now. This album has some great songs with some wild themes, "Say It With Your Chest", the newly released single…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Ashen Ringlets
If you find a favorite sound, you want nothing more than an endless supply of that sound. I discovered Ashen Ringlets on youtube just grooving on Cocteau Twins, they did some covers, and I was hooked. I have followed them for years, and talked to them intermittently about projects in the hopper....
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Sticky Jazz Interview Stephanie Babirak
Imagine the dreamy vocals of the original Twin Peaks bar band with a harp as the main backing instrument. Yep, it is something I wouldn't have imagined without the music of Stephanie Babirak. Stephanie Babirak is one of those strange musicians that you never knew you had a place for in your life...
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Crowdfunding with Shriekback
Barry Andrews and Carl Marsh are back in the studio putting together their 19th studio album "Things With Heads" on full throttle and this is the last week to contribute to make it happen. This album has some darker Shriekback material, and I even got to hear a great Carl Marsh spoken word to…
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Sticky Jazz Interview MuMu
The Wonderful ever puzzling no filter included Madeline Rhodes, aka "MuMu" has just released a musical tell all memoire called "The Brothel". MuMu is a New York based queer feminist artist who was raised in one of the most feminine centric environments in Harlem that they called "The Brothel"…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Michael Passons / Ty Herndon
I got a text from my friend Ty Herndon about a new release he and some friends have just hit the world with. Michael Passons is the former vocalist for the top selling Christian chart topping band "Avalon". He was forced out of the band by refusing to go through conversion therapy. He came out of...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Cinnamon Brown and The Eskimos
Having completely missed the boat when these guys happened, Cinnamon Brown and the Eskimos, a Utah based band, who became the band on Halloween 1997, for a gig in Idaho. They managed to take Utah, and the rest of the area by storm. Cinnamon Brown and The Eskimos are a jam band, mixing everything...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Paul Litteral and Angie O'Niell
I don't interview Jazz musicians very often, this time around I got some all stars, Paul Litteral and Angie O'Niell. I interviewed Paul about the Outrageous 8 during the pandemic, and The Paul Litteral Band recently released an album "The Litteral Truth", a Jazz album doing a lot of great covers…
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Sticky Jazz interview Chris Garneau (round 2)
My second interview with acclaimed singer-songwriter Chris Garneau, marking four years since our first conversation. In this wide-ranging and deeply philosophical discussion, explore creativity, change, and artistic evolution—delving into territory that left many prepared questions behind in…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Trust Me
Lynn Breedlove (He/They) is a longtime legend in the Bay Area Punk Scene, having played the same stage the same night with Pansy Division (Oh the story there) and so much else. Pulling long time collaborators Travis Andrews and percussionist Andy Meyerson for this current project "Trust Me" for...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Imaad Wasif
If there was a mix of George Harrison style Beatles, into the Cochella inspired "Desert Rock", only better, you have the music of Imaad Wasif, a Canadian singer / songwriter who now lives in the Los Angeles area. He has been making music for years, and played in other bands, and now has his own...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Dominique Fils-Aime
Dominique Fils-Aime has a commanding presence, just photos show how amazing her visuals are. But once you hear her voice, you feel like you have met the flipside of Florence Welsh and Adele. Her voice is so powerful, playful, soothing, and "other worldly" that her videos almost do it justice....
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Sticky Jazz Interview Grace Inspace
If there is ever an artist you gotta know the backstory to get a clearer idea of what the music is about, Grace Inspace hands it all to you. I really dove into the video "Helium Balloon" and loved the aesthetics and it brought me back to a childhood fave French film "The Red Balloon" which had...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Magic Wands (2)
I interviewed Magic Wands previously, and I got to see them opening for Birthday Massacre, and they are back at it. This time in the interim of this interview and posting, they released as single with John Ashton of The Psychedelic Furs (in my interview with him, he stated what a huge fan he is…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Andy James
Quick Milestone everyone, Sticky Jazz was the 2nd most listened to music podcast out of Utah for 2025. VIVE FOR US... Thanks everyone. So, because we are called Sticky Jazz, we are happy to have on the show this week the fantastic female jazz vocalist Andy James. She is an Australian born Jazz...
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Sticky Jazz Interview EMF (Ian Dench)
Everyone remembers "Unbelievable" by EMF in the early 90s, they were at the forefront of the electro hip hop rock shift that just "happened" out of nowhere, with funky hats, hairstyles and synth pushing rock into new genres. Bands like EMF were getting play everywhere, along with Jesus Jones, Pop...
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Sticky Jazz Interview John Ashton (Psychedelic Furs) 10-19-2025
The FIRST all format episode on Spotify, Youtube, etc. The Psychedelic Furs have been a staple in my musical diet for close to 40 years. I first met the guitarist John Ashton in 1992, then over the years at more gigs than I can count (*Really, it was all a blur). John is one of those guitar gods,...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Azam Ali
Translated from the Fremen language in the Dune books "She Is Eternal" , "Inama Nushif" was the song I first heard and fell in love with the voice and music of Azam Ali. Azam Ali is a Persian (Iranian) born singer who migrated to the United States, bringing with her an amazing voice, and an…
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Sticky Jazz Interview The Hallelujah Ward
Hailing from Milwaukee Wisconsin, Mark Waldoch of The Hallelujah Ward have this ability to release music that takes so many pieces of what we all grew up listening to. I mentioned one of his songs had "a great deal of "The Wedding Present " in it, " and Mark's response was "Yeah, but Dave Gedge...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Lily DeTaeye
A very deep, and enigmatic singer, Lily DeTaeye has been carving out her piece of the music industry with some very distinctive folkish sound songs, then turned "Dream Pop" as of late. A transplant from Des Moines Iowa to New York City, she is still an ambassador for the music scene in the…
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Sticy Jazz Interview Josh Hight (P.I.N.E.S)
P.I.N.E.S. is the new project of Josh Hight, a motorcity born musician, who conducted this interview late night from his home near Brighton England. He was previously in the early 2000's post punk band "The Detachment Project", which showcased his musical prowess, just impressive there. They have...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Jah Wobble
Jah Wobble is the original bassist for P.I.L. and has played in so many projects since then, you have probably heard him on some album on bass, not knowing it was him. He was given his name by Sid Vicious, and it stuck. One of the longest lasting punk artists who has gone into the world music...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Rock Camp's David Fischof
Alice Cooper, Slash, Gene Simmons, Rob Halford, Sammy Hagar, Anne Wilson, Stephen Tyler, Roger Daltrey, .... Imagine being in a band with any of them, now that is actually a reality. David Fishof is the mastermind of making these dreams come true. "Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp" , or just "Rock…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Tian Qyiy
I have been a sucker for weird "World Music" the clashing of cultural sounds, and finding ways to weave the spirited folk music of people into completely different culture's music. When it is done right, there is something absolutely wonderful that comes from it, where the music takes you where…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Marc Shapiro/beatle wives
Veteran rock journalist, and biopic author Marc Shaprio has written 90+ books about musicans, actors, and even a couple sci fi comic books with Julie Newmar.I have read plenty about The Beatles, I know people who were there, and told me stories I had never heard from any other source. Well, this...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Ty Herndon (round 3?)
Ty Herndon is the first openly gay country music singer. I met him at Loveloud in 2019, and we have been friends ever since. He just sunsetted his passion project "Love and Acceptance" which was a music festival in Nashville celebrating the LGBTQ community in a city that is not as friendly to the...
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25 Minute Banter with Dagger Polyester
Dagger Polyester (they / them) is a non binary performance artist from Los Angeles, that covers subject matter to make you think. Having just finished an album "Perversion for Profit" we covered the subjects of shooting on film, the aesthetic of it, and how so much DIY can make the video…
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Sticky Jazz Interview Ariana And The Rose
How do you manage and co ordinate a breakup? Well, maybe while dancing on top of a vintage car, or setting up a moment to drop the news. Either way Ariana DeLorenzo has you covered with the plan. Contained in her new album called "The Breakup Variety Hour". A veteran performer from Brooklyn has...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Bibi Lucielle
Imagine someone who sings crossover blues with Sci Fi themes, writes books, is prepping to start a fashion line, and acted in a science fiction psychological thriller on Amazon that even SHE has no idea what is happening on the show. All of that and more are given to us, by Bibi Lucille. I got an...
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Sticky Jazz Interview New Model Army
A band that I fell in love with while trading tapes in 1987, sounded less "Punk" but had a great folk vibe and a fierce anxiety to them. New Model Army became one band I had to search for over the years, before the internet that was a task. I got tapes, or CDs of theirs over the years, watching...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Shriekback Round 4
Having the opportunity to speak to one of your all time fave musicians does not come often. Shriekback has just released their 18th studio album "Monument" and I got to do a deep dive with Barry Andrews the principal songwriter in Shriekback. We talked about collaborations with Fluke, and some...
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Sticky Jazz Interview The Bolshoi Brothers
There is a facebook group "The Bolshoi , the greatest band you never heard of". If you haven't heard of them yet, this will get you chest deep into their work. They began as "The Bolshoi" in the 80s, releasing an EP "Bigger Giants", the "Friends" then "Lindy's Party". A lost album "Country Life"...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Knox Chandler
Playing with, and for EVERY band you can imagine, guitarist Knox Chandler was also the makeshift cellist in The Psychedelic Furs, and guitarist for so many other musicians. He has worked with Siouxsie & The Banshees, REM, Natalie Merchant, and so many others, his resume shines like few other…
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Sticky Jazz Interview David J Haskins
If you don't know David J Haskins, or just "David J", then you have missed out on some of the most influential music in the punk, post punk, new wave, goth, psychedelic rock world. Starting off playing bass, and occasional vocals in Bauhaus, then moving on to a solo career, then reforming with...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Holly Cole
Holly Cole is one of the greatest female jazz vocalists, hailing from The Great White North (Canada), she has constantly delivered the music that wraps my soul up in the emotions of the moment. Holly has done a whole album of Tom Waits covers (Temptation), or some dark vibes jazz getting through...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Toni Tennille
I'm not sure I need to put much of an intro for this one but Toni Tennille [http://www.tonitennille.net/] is one the longest living careear pop stars. She was the only "Beach Girl" (they had her as a famale focalist) and she did so much great pop work in the 70s and 80s with her husbad "Captain"...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Chuck Panozzo / STYX
Charles (Chuck) Panozzo is one of founding members of the historical rock band "STYX" with his twin brother John. STYX has been maing music for 50 years, and created some of the most legendary ballads and anthems in rock since the 70s. Chuck is a phenomenal bassist that managed to keep this band...
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Sticky Jazz interview Marco Pirroni
There are "Legends" in rock & roll, great guitarists leaving massive legacies, then you have Marco Pirroni, beginning his career by getting booted from Siouxsie & The Banshees TWICE, and then getting roped into playing guitar for Adam Ant, then going on to play with Sinead O'connor for most of…
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Sticky Jazz interview Danny Saber part II
Danny Saber has been "always the bridesmaid, never the bride" for so many albums and musical projects we have all enjoyed for the last 40 years. He started young, and made some fantastic contributions to rock & roll over the years. This episode (Part 2, go look at last week's and tell me what ya...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Cam Cole
Cam Cole was a world famous "Busker" (Street Performer) but from his nomadic lifestyle, he had no idea of his millions of followers, as he was performing on the streets in England. While performing his own guitar blues and pedal drumkit "One Man Band" his music reached people in the strangest...
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Sticky Jazz Interview OMD
We all know Orchestral Maneuvers In The Dark, or OMD for the brevity, as one of those New Wave Synth bands that has been around for ever, and indeed they have. Topping 40 plus years of making deeply powerful synth pop, they have been at it again with this work that began during covid, and...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Dexys / Kevin Rowland
We all remember Dexys Midnight Runners in the early 80s with "Come On Eileen" as an epic tune that you always smile when it comes across the airwaves on the nostalgia station. Dexys (the current name) have been making music for 40 years, and if you missed out on it, there was some wonderful music...
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Sticky Jazz Interview Ladyhawke
A well established pop vocalist Ladyhawke "Pip" releashed her 4th album "Time Flies" in November 2021, it is full of wonderful tunes, fun poppy riffs, and enough lyrical content to hook you on it for several times through. She has been making music since 2008, has millions of streams, and when…
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Sticky Jazz interview John Grant
John Grant is "A Boy From Michigan" that started making a name for himself in music with his first band "The Czars" (Not "The Cars" though we did talk about them too). He went solo, and his life has become as bizzaire as the most recent album he released "Love is Magic". His music could have been...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Sticky Jazz, the music show of a Million different opinions on music. I am Jeremy Hinks, a "Gonzo" music journalist in Salt Lake City Utah, I am also the music editor at large for the LGBTQ publication instinct magazine, (nice of them to let a straight guy write for them isn't it?) I will give you the music you might have heard, might not have heard, but definitely should have heard. I'll give you interviews with some big names, some new people, and someone you heard long ago, and they still are kicking. No music is taboo on my show, I'll cover it all. If you like what I do, Please consider sending a donation to help pay for the production, and advertisement of the show. patreon | facebook | twitter | email #musicjournalism #musicinterviews #gonzojournalism
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