Man where did that twang come from?? Mayo has always been a very clear and eloquent speaker.

A lovely song by a lovely lady.

psyched to have found this - thanks for putting it up.

Wow y’all are awesome!! Love the style of how this was done plus getting to interview her stepson was nice and informative . Historical important music information here!!!

I really enjoyed listening to this episode. As a guy who got into Larry in the early 90s, just when he got into his CD-releasing era, I spent a lot of time trying to get the "rush" I felt from first hearing those very good 70s albums. It's good to hear people exploring his work outside of the context of Larry's own self-mythologizing community. Good stuff.

Just listened to "Fall Off The Mountain" from the new album. In one word: terrific! Thank you Sean!

I keep meaning to thank you guys for having Half-handed Cloud on the show, and to link to the two multi-song performance segments (at 8:03 & 35:33) just in case people want to skip my jibber-jabber. It was a lot of fun, and a huge honor, thanks again.

Omg so great. I saw kicking giant only once, at Rice University in Houston. Was one of the greatest shows I ever had the privilege to see. Thanks for this, and another chance to hear into the past.

Bob Log 111 always speaks The Truth Truth Truth !!!

Hi im looking to purchase a copy of don emersons solo album can i see you, please comment or reach out if you have any available ! Thank you, hes a huge inspiration to me

Caliphone stands alone

Hi Mark!

Fuck yeah!

That's awesome 👍👍

Way way late to this party ….but as he says:”no one knows the legs as I’d say.. I’d call it …how the how it moves through decades.” I’m here to say it moved me to hear this thing from so long ago, but new to me. It’s an inspiration to songs I’m writing now. “ you never know what the musics gonna do once you’re done with it”. Thank you

I just added THIS to my playlist, it's so dang heartfelt, A classic!

She looks so much like my Mum~😊 Nice song & piano!

Thank you for conducting this interview - smith’s story is captivating, and doesn’t get enough attention. I could listen to 10 hours of Mike being interviewed about Craig’s life and all the anecdotes and bits of information he learned in his investigation.

Mike Stax did an incredible thing w/ Craig smiths music and history

Man, this is great. Gotta re-listen to some Danielson!

Anyone know what song he was playing at 22:37 ?for a couple minutes. It so familiar and can’t figure it out

his,gitar made in japan guyatone🎸

Loved it dude

As usual, great work!

El primer álbum , ustedes eran muy jóvenes , es maravilloso ¡¡ , siento haberlos descubierto hace muy poquito.

What is the Judee Sill song?

Rough sound quality

A man on the drums and voice on the cut. 😂 🎉

Pharrell and R kelly jacked the drums from this album, snoop gin and juice. Steve Arrington one of the baddest ever

He claimed to be a reincarnation of Jesus, Buddha, and Hitler ...whew.

Enjoyed this , it was such a treat to hear some new music from Craig Smith .

Far Out!🖖

nice interview. hi tim

Absolute genius and gentleman

Thanks for that and kudos to Mike Stax for his dedication in researching the type of story which so easily disappears but should be brought to the attention of those interested in alternative history.

Amazing episode thank you :)

Awsome to hear her voice. She'll be missed.

What a beautiful voice.

Anyone know what the track at @49 mins is? With the piano and clock sounds? Thank you for the interview!!

o youtube agora deu pra recomendar vídeos de canais pequenos de temas variados e com poucas views 🤔🤔🤔

Swim Through the Darkness is a fascinating book, but having Mike Stax on your podcast to tell Craig's story while you're playing Craig's music is the perfect way to take in the story.

My obsession with u.s. maple is noteworthy...ha i have a sang phat editor collection (I just recently didn't buy another vinyl copy ha☆♡) ------ Thank you immensely for this interview

Good thing i periodically check to see if anyone has heard from Jim O’Rourke sometime in the past year or so

Wonderful interview, respectfully done.

You did it! wo

Maitreya Kali is very interesting and inspirational........... Along with Skip Spence and Roky Erickson he has been the most fascinating of the non mainstream artists that I found through the years 🎶🕊️🌌 And as I am just hearing your new interviews, I found out that he was born on April 20th... Well I was listening to my most recent random SoulFlyin' concert last night on 4/20/2023 at work while sweeping up stardust I heard his song "Jesus Owns" and it was so interesting to me again! I just pick a bunch of CDs without looking at what the names are, then I listen to 2 or 3 sets of 6 CDs on random play... It was near the end of SoulRawkin' and cleaning after a lot of unique synchroncities for 6 hours like usual... Awwe "It is so clear when your karma loses fear" 🎶💫 that was beautiful, I just heard his harmonies floating through as I write this, thank you for this great interview podcast... I thought that his personal vision of Jesus story is very interesting, similar to Gram Parsons "A Song For You... Jesus built a ship that he could sing to, it sails the rivers and it sails the tides..." I was crying when I heard this a week ago, it was so pure with feeling and hope... And like "Jesus Owns" it was a hauntingly unique perspective on why christ was brought into our EartHumanity either as a microcosm or MACROcosm reflection of ourselves. Basically I think that christ is a metaphor in a very long InfinitEternaLight understanding that "The Kingdom of Heaven is within us" 🌌 We are just like the universe, everything is within. We have "christos fluid" flowing up and down our spines and apparently we can find depth of Infinities Possibilities when we understand how to utilize our full being and transcend. I think that people are finding out how this works and we should be able to find our way through the mess of artificial scarcity that is dragging EartHumanity backwards. Music is the deepest thing we have to understand how creation flows through time and space as THE ALL🌌 We are so lucky to have the ability to share so much depth of Times Truths Natural Laws through the internet. How can we keep it free for all to stay connected for truth and Understanding? Courage and Trust in each other to move past petty divisions that are preached by news and media. ✌️🎶🕊️ So I was wondering what he was saying in "Jesus Owns" ... It seems like he was realizing how empty our mainstream religious dogmas have been "It's too quiet!" he says in the strange talking opening of the song, I was thinking that it reflects on how empty our modern societies systems are with shallow narratives, avoiding the truth that we know is behind the bullshit corporate control. Just my perspective. "Jesus Owns" is his most thought provoking song to me, because of how short it is with it's strange beginning and ending... He ends it with something like the InfinitEternal OM....🌌.... reverberating through.... everything....past all of the stories and narratives that we have been fed by the industrial complexes of oppression... Very interesting, and I thank you for this insightful and heartfelt interview 💚🌎🌌🕊️🎶✌️💫

looking fwd to new music from stephi

How great. So glad I got see him at least once. It was at the Yttrium festival for Table of the Elements. He performed Happy Days. Sat right in front (Funny memory: there was a restaurant right next to the Empty Bottle, and I saw Grubbs, McEntire, and O'Rourke going into the place. McEntire was joking around, and they seemed to be having a good time. I think there's a photo of them at that place online) . I like how he's opinionated, but it's not overbearing, or pushy, or anything. Really enjoy all of his music, and it's rad to be able to buy the steamroom stuff on bandcamp, supporting him directly. It was interesting to hear about the Joanna Newsom recording from him, which she talked briefly about in her interview with Marc Maron. What was funny was that Maron was like, Jim O'Rourke? Never heard of him. There's a brief biography about him in the Sonic Youth book "Goodbye 20th century". I think, Zorn once said that JOR was one of the most important composers of our time, and this has me holding out for a proper biography about him. I mean, he's really interesting on top of everything else. Nice to hear this.

he makes a great podcast guest, glad he is open to being on them / doing interviews like this

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. There's not much on this guy. As said before, what a great get.