I got to the point where every day I would dread playing because I was like, how many people am I going to embarrass myself in front of tonight?

150, 253? How many people are going to see me make an idiot of myself tonight?

You know, and it kind of, that burned me, that bothered me a lot.

You've taught another lie this time who stood up but your legs aren't moving again

It's your call but it'd be the last try

You hold ransom for tuition that I've already spent

So give it up, give it up

Give It Up

The Labels, the stories, rumors, and legends of tooth and nail records

I'm your host Matt Carter

And today's episode is so good.

Sometimes my favorite ones of these have an almost tragic what could have been feel,

and this is one of those episodes.

Capitalites came along in the peak of tooth and nails's power and influence,

and oddly, in this time period, there's many bands who seem to have everything going for them

and were musically outstanding, and yet the potential seems to never have been reached.

Bryson, in this case, is a truly gifted singer and songwriter.

I've heard praise forever from Brandon and Sprinkle and others over the years, but I've had no

personal experience of seeing Capitolites play or over the years, but I've had no personal experience

of seeing Capitalites play or meeting Bryson, so I really enjoyed getting to hear his perspective

of the time he spent in the scene, and I'm sure you will too. Now, don't forget to join the

label Facebook group. I think it's a great place to connect over shared history and interest.

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