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Show #069: Gypsy Revival
By: Darrin Snider (darrin at indyintune dot com)Sunday, January 3, 2010 7:00:00 PM

But, I digress...
Tonight's interview is with Gypsy Revival, a band with an incredible range of styles and influences ranging from straight blues to folk to southern rock and venturing almost every place in between. Even better though, they're a witty, knowledgeable group of guys who have great stories behind all of their songs. (We call this "Podcast-Friendly" in my line of work, and it's not always as easy to come-by as you might think.) The interview itself was recorded in a somewhat busy bar and grill in downtown Carmel, so there is quite a bit of background noise, but hopefully this will not detract from your enjoyment.
Links referenced in the show:
- Gypsy Revivial can be found here: MySpace | Facebook.
- They call the Monkey's Tail in Broad Ripple their "Home Bar."
- Former members include Evan Mitchel (now playing with Corey Cox) and Clayton Mitchell (currently of the Sweater Puppies)
- You can learn more about Daniel Johnston here.
- Their current CD was produced by Grammy-award-winning producer Phil Harris (Myspace | Facebook)
- It is a well-publicized fact that This Is How You Remind Me and Someday by Nickelback can be played at the same time, and it makes perfect sense.
- Jesse once auditioned to be the guitarist for former guests Finer (Show #039) ... now that would have been an interesting combination.
- Special thanks to the Woody's Library Restaurant in Carmel (not Broad Ripple as I said in the Interview -- sometimes I don't know what city I'm in), for dealing with us taking over several tables during recording.
- Gypsy Revival are entrants in the 2010 Podcast Battle of the Bands ... sponsored by Blue Square Sound and Indy In-Tune. Voting runs until the end of January 2010. For details on how to listen and vote on your favorite tracks check out our official Battle Page.
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