This week, Jesus Jones embarks on their first US tour in 30 years! It's short, just a few shows over a couple of weeks, but it's, hopefully, the beginning of restoring a relationship with the states that will grow in the near future. Since lead singer Mike Edwards was on the show a few years ago, we are joined this time by keyboardist (and band manager) Iain Baker to not only explain the circumstances of the tour, but deep dive their 1991 breakthru Doubt while he's at it. We learn what influenced hits like "International Bright Young Thing", "Real Real Real" and, of course, "Right Here Right Now". He also gives his passionate feelings about everyone from Milli Vanilli to Michael Hutchence. It's a blast and even emotional in some parts. Enjoy!
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Episode 291 - Melissa Manchester
Deep Dive - Gunnar Nelson on Nelson's After the Rain (1990)
Episode 290 - Terry Manning
Episode 289 - Steve Stevens
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Episode 288 - Nick Launay
Episode 287 - Richard Barone of the Bongos/Solo
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Episode 286 - John Fryer
Deep Dive - Martin Page on Maurice White (1985)
Episode 285 - Frankie Sullivan of Survivor
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Episode 284 - Youth of Killing Joke/The Orb/The Fireman
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Episode 283 - Peter Cox of Go West/Solo
Episode 282 - Mickey Curry of Bryan Adams/Hall & Oates
Episode 281 - Tris Imboden of Chicago/Kenny Loggins
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