Dig grew up in Cambridge, Ohio where he was turned on to all genres of music from the Temptations to Alice Cooper. But, what really did it for him was rockabilly, which inspired him to move to New York and start an authentic rockabilly band called Buzz and the Flyers. From there, he headed to London where he fronted the excellent 80s band JoBoxers, who had one of the greatest singles of all time with "Just Got Lucky". That song reached #36 in 1983 in the US, but was their one and only hit and after one album the band dissolved and Dig lost some of his taste for music. Today, Dig is an acting coach in L.A. We go deep on the music and moments that changed our lives forever.
Episode 39 Bonus - David Frank and I discuss some of his collaborations
Episode 39 - David Frank of The System
Episode 38 - Simon Toulson-Clarke and Derek Adams of Red Box
Episode 37 - John Pazdan of Pezband/Off Broadway/Big Guitars From Memphis
Bonus - Bowie Thoughts: My feelings on the passing of my constant companion
Episode 36 - Tony Ortiz of The Monroes
Episode 35 - Dom Mariani of The Stems/The Someloves/DM3/The Majestic Kelp/Datura4/many many more
Episode 34 - Martin Brammer of The Kane Gang
Episode 33 - Kurt Maloo of Double
Episode 32 - Eric Bazilian of The Hooters
Episode 30 - Martin Page
Episode 29 - Randy Hall
Episode 28 - Joe Esposito of Brooklyn Dreams/Solo
Episode 27 - Robert White Johnson of RPM
Episode 26 - Mike James Kirkland
Episode 25 - Gerard McMahon (aka G Tom Mac)
Episode 24 - Andres del Castillo of Eight Seconds
Episode 23 - Walter Egan
Episode 22 - Peppy Castro of Blues Magoos/Barnaby Bye/Wiggy Bits/Balance
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