On this episode I make a public apology for being a douchebag and then I do another edition of Will It Hold Up? This time it is the first album I ever owned, Jethro Tull’s Aqualung. Listen and find out if it stands the test of time, or if was even any good to begin with. Also a show review of Leslie West in Ridgefield, CT, and some email from friends of the show. I end off with a tribute to Molly Hatchett original bass player, Banner Thomas, who just died. RIP.

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On this episode I talk about our trip to New York to see Dan Baird and Homemade Sin. Also a Listening With Butler payola edition.

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This is a bonus episode simulcast by a bunch of podcasting nerds who are way more important than your host.

Nashville Rock n Pod Expo

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On this episode I do a track by track review of the 3rd record by Black Star Riders, Heavy Fire.

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On this episode I play a brand new “country” song from Ginger Wildheart,  some payola songs, another edition of Will It Hold Up?  and a lot more music.

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On this episode I talk about my love for payola, sending me to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, play some great new music, do a new segment called Will It Hold Up, all while I get progressively drunk off of Cooper Ale. It goes from bad to worse in an hour and a half. And when I got too buzzed I forgot to wish a speedy recovery for my friend Michael Kirk, the self proclaimed Rock n Roll Negro, who was hospitalized after having a stroke.

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