Blues Traveler | Green Room Tales

In 2001, John Popper and Chan Kinchla of Blues Traveler discussed their album Bridge, how they moved forward as a band after the loss of Bobby Sheehan, and how their live sets have evolved over time.
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[@aheckers]

Damn. What a fresh breeze it is to hear them simply talking in their own complex manner. It breaths life back into them to look them, comfortably in the eyes...

[@dawsonfradin9071]

Interviewer: What did they bring to the band musically for you? Popper: Hawt Asses

[@dogfase515]

Used to work roomservice in denver when they came to do their july4 red rocks shows i got to meet them popper was under the name Harry Calahan,nice guys

[@maninahole]

Just 2 years after Bobby’s death JP almost looks like a different person, he lost a lot of weight. 4:26 when the interview says “that’s a good reason to buy new clothes”, John does a revealing head shake, you can see his emotion change before the interviewer bring it back. Loosing your best friend must be one of the hardest things you could ever go through. R.I.P Bobby.

[@Geddy92]

BT 4-Life!

[@icehouse1238]

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[@jasonrose9092]

Chandler is the most underrated guitar player! Love this band! Rock on BT! RIP Bobby