Mark McGrath / Disco Crossovers

Talk of Ages

Mike Tully

Music, Music History, Jasonellisshowsiriusxmmadscientistpartyhour

5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Mark McGrath joins Tully for a look at 1970's rock artists who dabbled in disco...with varying degrees of success.

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0:00.0	Okay, you ready to start this show.
0:05.0	Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.
0:07.0	I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before it.
0:10.0	He's really funny.
0:11.0	Give it up for Mike. Coming to you live on to take.
0:15.0	Coming to you live on tape from the lucky 13th floor of a commercial high rise in beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent California
0:26.2	from the studios of Sirius XM West boasting an obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.
0:35.6	This is the Tully show.
0:37.1	I am your host Mike Tully.
0:39.2	Joining me once again this week, Mark McGrath, the singer of Sugar Ray and the host of Mark McGrath's 120
0:45.0	her weekends on the 90s online here on SeriousXM.
0:49.4	Hello buddy, welcome back, long time to see.
0:51.0	Mike Tully always a pleasure, man.
0:53.0	Always fun to hear from the people on social media, too, man,
0:55.2	that they are enjoying this as much as I think you and I are enjoying this.
0:58.6	Yes, and they have the same feeling that you and I so often have, which is that we're kind of just
1:04.1	getting warmed up when the outro music starts to play. I feel the same way you know and
1:08.4	then we're just like is that it you know I mean it goes by just like that that
1:11.8	means you're doing something right.
1:14.2	Leave them wanting more.
1:15.2	You're doing so. I've never done that before.
1:16.7	Yeah, you do it. You do it every day.
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