Three Guys One Music

Strings of Emotion: Our Top Guitar Solos

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant in this electrifying episode of "Three Guys, One Music" as they dive deep into the world of guitar solos. In a passionate discussion, each host shares their top seven guitar solos that have left an indelible mark on their musical journeys. From the melodic genius of classic rock legends to the emotional depth of contemporary artists, discover the solos that have defined their love for music.
In addition to their top picks, the hosts also share what they've been listening to lately. Mike takes us on a journey through comfort music, exploring the works of the Doobie Brothers, Atlantic Rhythm Section, and Canadian artist Nicole Dollanganger. Meanwhile, Jamey and Grant delve into their own musical explorations, sharing insights on albums like Pink Floyd's "Animals" and Jeff Beck's "There and Back."
Whether you're a guitar aficionado or simply a lover of great music, this episode is packed with heartfelt anecdotes, personal favorites, and a celebration of the artistry that makes guitar solos truly unforgettable. Tune in and feel the music come alive!

Inside the Groove: A DJ's Journey Through Music and Radio

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant as they welcome their special guest, Patrick, a seasoned DJ and radio personality. In this lively episode, Patrick shares insights from his vibrant career, spinning tales of his time in college radio, his love for vinyl, and the art of reading a room as a DJ. Discover the intricacies of music selection and the challenges of working in radio, where every song is carefully chosen to create the perfect vibe.
In addition to Patrick's fascinating stories, the hosts dive into their current musical obsessions, from classic rock albums to live performances. They also explore the impact of iconic TV shows like Breaking Bad and Mad Men on their creative lives. Whether you're a music enthusiast or just curious about the behind-the-scenes world of radio and DJing, this episode offers a captivating look at the passion and dedication that fuel the music industry.
Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with humor, nostalgia, and a deep appreciation for the power of music. Like and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes and continue supporting the show!

Chilling Tunes: A Spooky Soundtrack for Halloween

Welcome to a spine-tingling episode of Three Guys One Music, where Jamey, Mike, and Grant are joined by their friend Jack to explore the world of scary songs. In this special Halloween-themed episode, the guys dive into their personal picks for the eeriest and most haunting tracks, guaranteed to send shivers down your spine.
Jamey kicks things off with a deep dive into Radiohead's unsettling "Climbing Up the Walls" and Sufjan Stevens' chilling "John Wayne Gacy Jr." Meanwhile, Grant shares his take on The Doors' haunting classic "The End" and Cheap Trick's darkly intriguing "Auf Wiedersehen."
Mike adds a touch of gothic flair, discussing the atmospheric vibes of Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, and more, creating the perfect soundtrack for any Halloween gathering. The episode also features a diverse range of artists, from the industrial sounds of Throbbing Gristle to the symphonic metal of Epica, ensuring a playlist full of eerie surprises.
Whether you're planning a Halloween party or just love a good scare, this episode is packed with musical recommendations that capture the spirit of the season. So turn off the lights, gather 'round, and let Three Guys One Music guide you through a chilling musical journey.

The Good, the Bad, and the Unforgettable: Songs We Love to Hate

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant on another engaging episode of "Three Guys One Music," where they delve into the world of music that evokes strong reactions. As they navigate through the aftermath of a stormy weekend, the trio extends their thoughts to those affected by the recent floods. The conversation takes a turn towards the musical front, featuring personal favorites and enduring classics from artists like Tom Petty, Nick Drake, and Robert Plant, among others.
In this episode, the guys tackle a fun and somewhat controversial topic: songs they love to hate. From the saccharine melodies of the '70s to the questionable lyrics of the '80s and beyond, they share their personal lists of songs that just don't hit the right notes for them. Whether it's the overly sentimental "Having My Baby" by Paul Anka, the perplexing lyrics of "Women" by Foreigner, or the debated sound of Metallica's "Frantic," these tracks have sparked lively discussions and differing opinions among the hosts.
With humor and honesty, Jamey, Mike, and Grant explore why certain songs miss the mark, offering insights into the challenges artists face in the music industry. So tune in for an episode filled with music critiques, nostalgic reflections, and a peek into the diverse musical tastes of the hosts.

Drum Hooks and Iconic Beats: Celebrating the Power of Percussion

Drum Hooks and Iconic Beats: Celebrating the Power of Percussion
Welcome to another engaging episode of "Three Guys One Music," where hosts Jamey, Mike, and Grant dive into the fascinating world of drum hooks and the immense power they hold in crafting unforgettable music. As they catch up and adjust to new routines, the trio is excited to explore the art of creating compelling drum parts that elevate songs to new heights.
The episode kicks off with each host sharing their recent musical discoveries, ranging from classic rock to new releases. Jamey talks about revisiting Red Hot Chili Peppers and Lynyrd Skynyrd, while Grant shares his excitement for The Cure's new single and classic albums by The Smiths. Mike reflects on his love for Van Halen and the atmospheric sounds of Manchester Orchestra.
Diving into the main topic, the hosts discuss the impact of iconic drum hooks in various songs. From the legendary beats in The Beatles' "Ticket to Ride" and Led Zeppelin's "Fool in the Rain" to the unforgettable rhythms in Rush's "YYZ" and Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," they explore how these drum parts became the backbone of their respective tracks.
Throughout the episode, the hosts celebrate the creativity and skill of drummers like Ringo Starr, John Bonham, Steve Smith, and Neil Peart, highlighting their contributions to the music world. They also discuss the balance between technical proficiency and musicality, emphasizing the importance of playing to enhance the song rather than overshadow it.
Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant as they delve into the world of drumming, sharing insights, anecdotes, and a deep appreciation for the musicians who have left an indelible mark on music history. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts on iconic drum parts we may have missed!

Behind the Scenes: The Melodies and Magic with Aaron Birdsall

In this week's episode of "Three Guys, One Music," Jamey, Mike, and Grant are thrilled to be joined by a very special guest, Aaron Birdsong. Aaron, a seasoned musician with a wealth of experience in the music industry, shares his journey and insights, making for an engaging and enlightening conversation.
The episode kicks off with the hosts discussing their recent musical explorations, from Mike's nostalgic dive into Guadalcanal Diary and the Crawlers to Grant's synthwave discoveries with Timecop1983 and Voy. Jamey shares his eclectic playlist featuring Burt Bacharach, Sting, and Steppenwolf, setting the stage for a vibrant discussion on the power of music.
Aaron delves into his multifaceted career, highlighting his work as a full-time musician, his various band projects, and his ventures into sound design and production for film and television. He talks about the creative process behind writing songs for ESPN and the challenges and joys of being a gigging musician.
The episode wraps up with Aaron reflecting on the significance of music in his life, his experiences working in the film industry, and the exciting projects he's currently involved in, including a new TV show. Join us for a captivating episode filled with music, creativity, and inspiration.

Unplugged Sessions: Dr. Christopher Clapp on Jazz, Live Gigs, and Musical Journeys

Welcome back to part two with Dr. Christopher Clapp! In this episode, we continue our engaging conversation on various musical topics, reminiscing about the past and discovering new artists. We dive deep into the world of jazz and the process of educating our ears to appreciate different genres.Dr. Clapp shares his recent musical inspirations, including the unique band "Thank You Scientist" and their innovative sounds. The discussion also highlights the importance of being open-minded and how exposure to different music can transform our listening experience.We explore the journey of playing live gigs, the challenges and joys of performing, and the significance of having supportive bandmates. Dr. Clapp recounts his college years filled with constant gigging and the evolution of his blues playing. He emphasizes the value of friendship and collaboration in creating meaningful music.Join us for an insightful and nostalgic episode as we delve into the intricacies of music, the art of live performance, and the timeless connections forged through shared musical passions.

Nostalgia Jams and Musical Insights: A Journey Through Time

Join Jamey, Mike, Grant, and special guest Dr. Christopher Clapp as they reunite to reminisce about their musical past and share some humorous high school band stories. They delve into the intricate world of music, discussing their recent listening habits and the significance of various genres and artists in their lives.
Mike shares his nostalgic dive into the 70s K-Tel collections and the influence of artists like Shuggie Otis and Frankie Beverly. Grant takes us through a diverse playlist from Kansas' "Drastic Measures" to the synth wave sounds of Voy and Narvant. Chris talks about the challenges and joys of playing in multiple bands, highlighting the importance of rhythm and arrangement in music.
Jamey reflects on his deep appreciation for Roxy Music and the transformative power of discovering new genres, from jazz to alternative rock.
The episode is filled with insights on the evolution of musical tastes, the impact of key influences, and the timeless nature of great music. Tune in for a rich discussion that spans decades of music history, personal anecdotes, and the universal love for the art of sound.
 

Cover Kings: Who Did It Best?

Welcome back to Three Guys, One Music. Jamey, Mike, and Grant dive into the world of cover songs, discussing who did it best. This week, they tackle iconic covers, ranging from Jeff Buckley's haunting rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" to the energetic version of "Hard to Handle" by the Black Crowes.
Jamey kicks things off with his recent listens, including Saga's 1980 release "Silent Night" and Rush's "Permanent Waves." Mike and Grant share their musical journeys, reminiscing about TV on the Radio and Austin Lucas, and discussing the groovy performances of King Crimson's current lineup.
As they delve into the main topic, the trio debates the merits of various covers, including Aretha Franklin's powerful take on Otis Redding's "Respect" and Johnny Cash's soul-stirring version of Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt." They also explore how artists like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Devo made classic tracks their own.
With a mix of humor and deep appreciation for music, the episode wraps up with a bonus discussion on Manfred Mann's Earth Band's transformation of Bruce Springsteen's "Blinded by the Light." Tune in for a lively debate and discover which covers reign supreme!

Rock 'n' Roll Reel: The Ultimate Guide to Music Movies

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant in this electrifying episode of "Three Guys One Music" as they dive into the world of rock 'n' roll movies. From the devilish tunes to the iconic films, the trio shares their insights and personal favorites that have shaped the genre.
First, Jamey kicks off the discussion with his recent musical explorations, delving into the vintage sounds of Alice Cooper's "Muscle of Love" and the Foo Fighters' debut album. He even uncovers some rare Nirvana demos featuring Kurt Cobain.
Then, it's all about the movies. Mike and Grant share their top picks, including classics like "This is Spinal Tap" and "Rocky Horror Picture Show," along with some lesser-known gems like "Light of Day" and "Breaking Glass." The conversation covers a wide range of films, from documentaries like "The Making of Pump" to biopics like "Bird" and "Control."
Whether you're a die-hard rock fan or a casual listener, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in for a lively discussion filled with nostalgia, humor, and a deep appreciation for the music that defined generations.
Don't miss out on this musical journey. Like, subscribe, and share your favorite rock 'n' roll movies in the comments!