#706 : Dean Delray solo / Mr Jimmy documentary, Dead & Company's last show and Who Let The Dogs Out

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Dean Delray

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🗓️ 17 July 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Today is another solo episode.

I dive into the fantastic documentary called Mr Jimmy

Dead & Company's last show

and the story of the hit song Who Let The Dogs Out.

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0:00.0	All right, welcome to another episode of Let The Be Talk. It is episode number. What is it?
0:10.4	706 or something like that? I don't know. I think, yeah, I think it's 706, 706. I don't know.
0:21.8	Yeah, 706. And it is so episode. Lots to talk about. Lots to explore on today's episode. It's,
0:36.0	what is it? It's out on a Monday here, but I'm actually doing it on Saturday because tomorrow,
0:43.6	I fly up to San Francisco for the last of the dead and co shows ever ever. I don't think anybody's
0:55.8	ever stopped on a farewell tour, even if all the band members are done dead, not around farewell
1:06.0	tour, then they come back. But who knows with dead and co? I know that they've done over 200 shows,
1:12.6	I believe eight years. They've been a band. Brought a lot of joy to me, a lot of great memories
1:19.3	out there. I can't believe it's been eight years. I think about all of the times I've seen them
1:26.8	and always, always as an adventure or a story. I remember what it's on, it's Boulder. And now it's
1:33.8	on the side of the stage. I put a video up of that a long time ago, but my buddy Matt who worked for
1:41.2	Oteo, or no, I think he was Mickey Hart's tech, got me in and sitting on the side of the stage.
1:48.2	This is pre-COVID. And that fucking epic giant storm rolled in. It was wild just to see it from
1:57.1	the stage. The band took a break, came back. And it was one of the rare times that they did one set
2:04.2	really. Because they started the first set. And then the break was so long that they just continued
2:11.2	the first set into the second set. So that was a wild memory. Another one was Reston Peace,
2:18.1	my good buddy, Cherokee, who was their stage manager. He was in New York at the Metz.
2:27.6	What was that? Where the Metz play is at the Metz arena, Met Life Arena. I don't
2:33.9	know, but it's where the Metz play. And he said, come on out, hung out with him all day.
2:40.8	That was the first time I really got to see John Mayer's guitars and amps up close.
2:46.4	I walked around on the stage in between the sets and really see the gear. So I mean, that's such a
2:52.8	gear nerd. When you get to see good gear up close or gear that's been on the road for years,
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