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The two-time Grammy Award-winning guitarist, songwriter and singer with the Lost Bayou Ramblers and Louis Michot's Swamp Magic is also a founding member of the dreamy pop outfit Brass Bed and their lo-fi offshoot Carbon Poppies. The first album "Droste" from his solo ambient pedal steel guitar project Weeks Island was recently reissued on vinyl by LCD Soundsystem's DFA label, while Brass Bed just released the beautiful single, "Ready To Run." Idle hands being the devil's playthings, Jonny usually keeps himself occupied, but tonight he manages to find some time to waste with the Troubled Men.

Topics include disqualified candidates, mayoral forums, Yahoo mail, Ozzy RIP, youth groups, the swingers convention, driverless cars, Frank Sinatra Jr., the Gettys, a deadly MRI, a fugitive recap, a Chris Rose update, RFK Jr., RC Cola, the KC Royals, mutton chop sideburns, Lafayette, "Fantasia," Campos Tacos, school jazz band, a psychology degree, an NCIS taping, Scott Bakula, the movie biz, joining the Ramblers, a solo recording, Cajun music, Johanna Divine, Spider Stacy, the Pogues, Yo La Tango, a night nurse, experimental pop, Frank Ocean, Frank Gorshin, Don Adams, Cesar Romero, Batman's butler, Bryan Mebre, 808s, Jay Wiegel, the Eno ethos, Giorgio Moroder, running, acting, comedy, Neil Young, Luke Nelson, "Coach," Dick Van Dyke, a cassette release, Supertramp, and much more.

Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman

Break Music: "Raccoon Island" from "Droste" by Weeks Island

Outro Music: "Ready To Run" by Brass Bed

Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo

Join the Patreon page here.

Shop for Troubled Men’s T-shirts & tanks here.

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Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word.

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Iguanas Tour Dates

René Coman Facebook

Jonny Campos Facebook

Brass Bed Facebook

Brass Bed "Ready To Run" Bandcamp

Weeks Island Facebook

Weeks Island "Droste" Bandcamp

Carbon Poppies Facebook

Carbon Poppies Homepage

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Manage episode 497512229 series 2968648
Content provided by René Coman and Manny Chevrolet and René and Manny. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by René Coman and Manny Chevrolet and René and Manny or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.
The two-time Grammy Award-winning guitarist, songwriter and singer with the Lost Bayou Ramblers and Louis Michot's Swamp Magic is also a founding member of the dreamy pop outfit Brass Bed and their lo-fi offshoot Carbon Poppies. The first album "Droste" from his solo ambient pedal steel guitar project Weeks Island was recently reissued on vinyl by LCD Soundsystem's DFA label, while Brass Bed just released the beautiful single, "Ready To Run." Idle hands being the devil's playthings, Jonny usually keeps himself occupied, but tonight he manages to find some time to waste with the Troubled Men.

Topics include disqualified candidates, mayoral forums, Yahoo mail, Ozzy RIP, youth groups, the swingers convention, driverless cars, Frank Sinatra Jr., the Gettys, a deadly MRI, a fugitive recap, a Chris Rose update, RFK Jr., RC Cola, the KC Royals, mutton chop sideburns, Lafayette, "Fantasia," Campos Tacos, school jazz band, a psychology degree, an NCIS taping, Scott Bakula, the movie biz, joining the Ramblers, a solo recording, Cajun music, Johanna Divine, Spider Stacy, the Pogues, Yo La Tango, a night nurse, experimental pop, Frank Ocean, Frank Gorshin, Don Adams, Cesar Romero, Batman's butler, Bryan Mebre, 808s, Jay Wiegel, the Eno ethos, Giorgio Moroder, running, acting, comedy, Neil Young, Luke Nelson, "Coach," Dick Van Dyke, a cassette release, Supertramp, and much more.

Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman

Break Music: "Raccoon Island" from "Droste" by Weeks Island

Outro Music: "Ready To Run" by Brass Bed

Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo

Join the Patreon page here.

Shop for Troubled Men’s T-shirts & tanks here.

Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source.

Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word.

Troubled Men Podcast Facebook

Troubled Men Podcast Instagram

Iguanas Tour Dates

René Coman Facebook

Jonny Campos Facebook

Brass Bed Facebook

Brass Bed "Ready To Run" Bandcamp

Weeks Island Facebook

Weeks Island "Droste" Bandcamp

Carbon Poppies Facebook

Carbon Poppies Homepage

  continue reading

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