Let There Be Talk EP64:Scott Thunes/ZAPPA/The Mother Hips

Dean Delray's LET THERE BE TALK

Dean Delray

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4.9 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2013

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Let There Be Talk Dean talks 2 his old friend Scott Thunes about what it was like auditioning for and playing with Frank Zappa for years, his early childhood in Marin County Calif and the infamous Candles in the Wind story. Scott also talks about joining 1 of Dean's Favorite bands The Mother Hips. Do not miss this Episode it is a must for all music heads.

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0:00.0	But one night, at the social club meeting, Mary did it show up.
0:08.0	She was sucking her backstage and the hernery in order to get a pass
0:16.4	to see some big room room for three.
0:21.4	Hey, hey, hey, all your girls and these industrial towns.
0:29.4	I know you'll probably get inside of all the local towns.
0:36.4	They never give you no respect, they never treat you nice.
0:43.4	Hey, what's up, everyone?
0:45.4	Thanks for tuning in.
0:46.4	Monday, December 9th.
0:48.4	Another episode will let to be talked.
0:51.4	Thanks for tuning in, man.
0:54.4	Again and again.
0:55.4	One thing I noticed, I have thousands of people listening to the show
1:00.4	and I got a whopping 60 reviews on iTunes.
1:05.4	60.
1:06.4	What is going on?
1:08.4	They're all good, which is cool.
1:09.4	I thank you guys for that.
1:11.4	But 60 out of thousands?
1:14.4	Man, that's lazy.
1:17.4	Takes one minute when you're on iTunes.
1:19.4	You just pop in.
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