David Shaw of The Revivalists wrote "Razorblades and Runways" in the six sleepless weeks after his daughter was born, and says the exhaustion turned out to be a songwriting superpower. On this episode of Fuegostine's Music Club, David walks us through Get It Honest, the most cohesive album of the band's 20-year run.
We cover: - Growing up on his sisters' records: Phish, Mazzy Star, Tool and Sade - The long road from grunge, punk and metal to Bill Withers and Bob Dylan - Why Get It Honest was built around the acoustic guitar and cut down from 60–80 songs - What happens when you've outgrown a song you still have to sing every night - Social media as the great equalizer, and why it's still a double-edged sword - His five required albums, and how a CD stuck in his car led to "Soulfight" - Tank and the Bangas, the Big River Get Down, and what's next for the band
If you love The Revivalists, New Orleans music, or hearing how great songs get made, this one's for you.
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