Episode 30- Brian BTJ (Black Train Jack/Nine Lives)

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2019

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Toby talks to long time friend Brian from Black Train Jack/Nine Lives. They talk about their history together, from being pen pals to growing up in Queens, Brian's music career, his time in the military & how he keeps the PMA.

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0:00.0	One Life.
0:03.0	One Life One Change Gonna Do You Ride.
0:06.0	One Life My Dance Podcast.
0:07.0	I'm me host Toby Morris.
0:08.0	Today's a really special episode.
0:10.0	A couple reasons.
0:11.0	One, I never drank coffee before I've ever done one of these.
0:12.0	Two, I have
0:13.3	no questions written down in front of me I always have questions but because I've
0:16.9	known this guy for over 30 years everything's gonna flow I've already done
0:20.6	an interview with him once over the phone but I hated way it sound he just moved out here which is wonderful and this will actually
0:25.4	come out tomorrow first time I've ever done a podcast a day before and dropped it
0:32.1	there was some sound issues with the one over the phone,
0:35.0	and it's important to have this episode out
0:36.6	because it's part of the New York City chapter.
0:38.4	Welcome to the podcast, Brian.
0:39.8	Hey, how you doing, Toby?
0:41.0	You fuck.
0:42.2	You may know Brian from Black Train Jack,
0:44.0	Nine Lives, and just being an awesome human.
0:46.2	And how we met, we'll get into that later.
0:48.5	But we're going to rewind my friend's life right now
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