Hard to believe that this CBS Saturday Morning piece ran 2 years ago today. So many great things happened as a result. I’ll probably re-post every year.
Full 7m piece here:
https://t.co/dZj93C3CmI
Incredible to see this display at the Austin record store End of an Ear. !! I’ll be hanging out at the store signing records at 4pm on Oct 11. Then I’ll play Monks in Austin on Oct 13. Come say hey!
3/ We sold the store in 2016, and I'm thrilled it's still there, doing well, and smells the same whenever I visit. The further away it gets, the more I realize how lucky we were to do something cool in that time and place.
1/ Jason and I opened Sonic Boom Records in Seattle 29 years ago today. Looking back, it's wild that a city that already had 20-ish record stores could sustain a 21st.
2/ It worked because we were 25, each paid $300 rent, and Seattle had an incredible community of bands, fans, labels, radio stations, newspapers, and small businesses that supported one another. Few cities like that exist anymore.
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As I have written before, I grew up in a house in which jazz was always playing; I was very lucky. My first favorites, at age 9, were the MJQ, Duke, Sonny Stitt and, I remember, really liking a Paul Horn album...
35 years ago Phil Ek and I were at the same Nirvana show. We talked about it and played bootleg singles for an hour on Mixcloud.
https://t.co/WGBGOkXwn7
#nirvana#90smusic#grunge#seattle