Hey guys, it's Scott here back with another episode of the SBL podcast, but today I've got a really special guest.

Story.

Yeah, story, yeah. It's my son's story. How old are you story?

Four.

Four. And are you a big four or a little four?

Big four.

And are you nearly five?

Yeah.

You're almost five. And what are you hoping to get when you're five? What are you going to get for your birthday? Yeah. You're almost five. And what are you hoping to get when you're five? What

you're going to get for your birthday? Transformers. And I suppose all the guys that are listening

in today, they'll be thinking, is he playing guitar or bass yet? Do you play guitar or bass yet?

Yes. You do, don't you?

You've got a little guitar in your bedroom, haven't you?

Yes. Yeah. And what do you like doing to it? Strumming. That's right, yeah. Now, do you want me to tell the guys who's on this week's podcast? Yeah. Let's tell them. Okay. So this week's podcast, guys, we're going to be talking to Rick from Vintage Trouble.

I've first heard Vintage Trouble.

I first heard vintage Trouble a few years ago when they appeared on the TV show here in the UK called Later with Jules Holland.

And their appearance on that show actually led some live gigs with Brian May from Queen, which then led to a stadium tour with Bon Jovi, which then led, it's kind of like that,

to a tour with Lenny Kravitz, and it's almost impossible to get them off the road.

They've been touring ever since. They've opened up for the Rolling Stones, toured North America

and Europe with the Who, not to mention ATDC, the Dave Matthews bands and Lenny Kravitz, so I'm sure you get the idea.

Now right now they're in Canada with the trombone shorty before starting their own headline tour in the US, which finishes up at the Wilton in L.A. and the Fillmore in San Francisco.

Rick is a killer base player and to top it off,

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