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today's guest is Dave Perner.

Lead vocalist and guitarist for the Minneapolis Minnesota rock band, Soul Asylum.

Together we take an inside look into the writing, recording, and inspiration behind the hit single, Somebody to Shove.

Leave Off Track from their 1992 album, Grave Dancers Union.

We've heard this numerous times here on Krista Makes a Podcast, and it still amazes me each time.

But somebody to shove was written in the 11th hour, after the writing sessions for the album were already completed.

Dave brought the court arrangement and an early basic

lyric idea into the studio one day to show the band and when producer Michael

Binehorn heard it he immediately said this has to go on the album.

Not only did it go on the album it was the first song on the record and the first single from the album released a radio.

I asked Dave if he double-tracked his vocals on the song and he honestly couldn't remember,

chalking it up to something that Andy Wallace probably tweaked

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