Episode 67 - Mickey Raphael

"Walking The Floor" with Chris Shiflett

Chris Shiflett

Performing Arts, Music, Arts

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Mickey Raphael never officially got asked to join Willie Nelsons band, he was just never asked to leave, and has been going strong with him since 1973. On this weeks episode he blows a little harp and tells a few tales while sitting backstage at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Yeah, this is Mickey Raphael, and you listen to Walking the Floor.
0:03.2	Oh, yeah.
0:07.2	Yeah.
0:08.2	Nice.
0:09.2	A-
0:10.2	I'm walking the floor over you.
0:14.0	Walking the floor.
0:16.0	I'm walking the floor.
0:19.0	Walking the floor. Walking the floor time
0:27.0	time. Watch out, those darn Russian hackers have hacked us!
0:33.7	I would be delivering fake news all day long
0:36.4	and swaying election results from coast to coast.
0:40.3	Those darn Russian hackers. Just getting moving here because I played a gig last night up in Camarillo at
0:47.3	Revolution Surf Shop with my good buddy Tim Curran.
0:50.9	Good little gig. So good in fact that a little girl girl curled up in my guitar case and like almost fell asleep
0:58.1	was awesome. Really really enjoyed there's something about the smell of enchiladas and beer mixed with that
1:07.3	wet suit, that neoprene wet suit smell and surf wax and all that surf store kind of smell that gets going in there.
1:15.2	It just makes me feel good.
1:16.2	I like it.
1:17.2	I like it.
1:18.2	Don't forget, I've got a couple shows opening up for X coming up the 18th of December at the
1:24.4	Casba and the 31st New Year's Eve 31st of December at the Roxy in
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