We have a special episode this week. We are doing a “Smash Cast” with Jeremy McComb. Make sure to check out his podcast 2 Dumb 2 Quit. Bart and Jeremy chat about each of their careers, Jeremy’s club, the music business in general and Jeremy’s music.
Meet Jeremy McComb: Fiercely Indie, Nashville based recording artist with songs on projects selling Over 6 Million Units (Including a Grammy Nominated Movie Soundtrack.) Jeremy McComb is a Road tested, relentless touring performer who has an incredible magic trick of audience connection. More Over than just the singing of his first releases to country radio (2007’s “Wagon Wheel, (Yes that one) – and Various singles that have hit country radio around the country).
McComb is an entertainer and a story-teller, with a live show that allows No false notes and makes sure nothing goes without being tied together for the purpose of a set-up and a payoff. Blending his knack for stories that bring crowds from full laughs to pin-drop silence Jeremy’s connection with you, as a part of the experience, is unmatched. While still true, organic, real and raw.
A Troubadour seemingly from times past, when fans were earned on the road, not on a game show or marketing machine “Buying likes”. McComb is the real deal, which is perhaps why the scene has taken notice again.
His path is unique, his style of connection hard to explain, Nonetheless; He’s convinced: “The volcano has started to rumble” McComb says. “People are tired of the bullshit, and I’m just trying to bring all of who I am, who my Guys in the band are to the stage every night, which makes every show a little different, every interaction totally its own moment, That’s what we live for. I know everyone has their own path, and there’s nothing wrong with anything that people are doing if it connects, but this is what I do, and this is how we do it.”
What Bart has to say: We’ve been friends for 10 years or more. He’s always been a great storyteller and can make anyone laugh. Since he has a podcast, we thought it would be fun to do one together and both put it out there.
In this episode, you’ll hear
How he became Larry The Cable Guy’s tour manager
Jeremy talks about how his music will never be dependent on ‘Music Row’
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