#232:Phil Soussan/Bass Player

Dean Delray's LET THERE BE TALK

Dean Delray

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🗓️ 22 February 2016

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

On todays episode of LET THERE BE TALK My friend Phil Soussan stops by and talks about his career in Rock n Roll.

Phil played bass with Ozzy of course and wrote the hit song Shot In The Dark but what you may not know is he also played with Jimmy Page in a very early version of The Firm.

Phil also just opened a Sushi restaurant in Los Angeles and invited me over for some Sushi and Rock Talk. So sit back and enjoy this special episode of LET THERE BE TALK.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, what's happening?
0:02.0	It is February 22nd of Monday.
0:05.6	Thanks for tuning into another episode.
0:07.3	It'll let to be talked.
0:08.7	This episode is brought to you by my fantastic sponsor,
0:11.8	Earthquaker Devices.
0:13.9	These guys are unbelievable.
0:15.9	They make rock and roll stomp boxes.
0:18.1	You play any kind of guitar, bass, keyboards,
0:22.5	whatever, not just rock and roll.
0:23.9	I don't know why I even call them that.
0:25.5	They could be soul, hip hop, country, jazz,
0:29.7	fusion.
0:31.7	What else?
0:32.7	Even maybe some orchestra action, you know?
0:36.4	Ding, ding, ding, ding.
0:39.0	Whoa.
0:40.3	Whoa.
0:41.4	Anyway, check them out, Earthquaker devices
0:43.2	to make handmade stomboxes at an acronym Ohio,
0:46.2	or as I call it, DXON Ohio.
0:48.9	They got some of the funniest name pedals too.
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