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Dallas Radio Interview 8/14/17

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 4:58 pm
by FredYidas
Jack did a nice long interview on a Dallas radio station on Monday.There's lots of Warstic talk since that's what he was promoting, but there's some music stuff too.

http://www.theunticket.com/jack-white-o ... e-8-14-17/

Re: Dallas Radio Interview 8/14/17

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:15 pm
by Kali Durga
It's actually a pretty wide-ranging and fun interview. The one thing I wish they'd gotten more into is the musical history of Deep Ellum, that was a good question.

Re: Dallas Radio Interview 8/14/17

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:32 pm
by FredYidas
Kali Durga wrote:It's actually a pretty wide-ranging and fun interview. The one thing I wish they'd gotten more into is the musical history of Deep Ellum, that was a good question.
I was hoping they would get into that more too. I was also kid of hoping they would talk a little about the fact that Robert Johnson recorded some of his stuff nearby as well.

Re: Dallas Radio Interview 8/14/17

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:37 pm
by Kali Durga
FredYidas wrote:
Kali Durga wrote:It's actually a pretty wide-ranging and fun interview. The one thing I wish they'd gotten more into is the musical history of Deep Ellum, that was a good question.
I was hoping they would get into that more too. I was also kid of hoping they would talk a little about the fact that Robert Johnson recorded some of his stuff nearby as well.
I did some brief Googling last night and, man, all sorts of people recorded or performed there, including Leadbelly and Blind Lemon Jefferson. No wonder Jack feels that's the place to be.

Re: Dallas Radio Interview 8/14/17

Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 6:06 pm
by dylnfan
Kali Durga wrote:
FredYidas wrote:
Kali Durga wrote:It's actually a pretty wide-ranging and fun interview. The one thing I wish they'd gotten more into is the musical history of Deep Ellum, that was a good question.
I was hoping they would get into that more too. I was also kid of hoping they would talk a little about the fact that Robert Johnson recorded some of his stuff nearby as well.
I did some brief Googling last night and, man, all sorts of people recorded or performed there, including Leadbelly and Blind Lemon Jefferson. No wonder Jack feels that's the place to be.
If you go down to Deep Elem, keep your money in your shoes...