Ep: 37 - "And Steve came down from the mountain"

Here at "Just One More Record" we like "Me Like Bees" and we think you should too. Steve and Stewart sat done with Joplin Missouri's own "Me Like Bees". A fan favorite of the Mile of Music crowds for some time they make their first return in a few years and make time just for you. Please make sure you check their site www.melikebees.com.

Mile of Music #10 has come to a close. Another year of cold drinks, memories with friends and awesome tunes. We would like to thank all the Artists that traveled to our community to make this the best Mile yet! Every year staff and volunteers work diligently to make the magic happen. In this episode Steve and Stewart break down some of their favorite moments from the festival. Stay tuned for some bonus content related to Mile of Music very soon!

It's Mile Of Music Week here in Appleton Wisconsin. 200 Artists, 40 Venues all in one amazing Mile of Music! Make sure to check out Mileofmusic.com for more information on this yearly festival. Mile's app which is available on Android and Apple features bios and samples of these talented artists if you are looking for some new tunes. Steve and Stewart sit down with Matthew Szlachetka of Oldsoulrecordclub.com. This is a monthly record subscription club hand-picked by Matthew based on YOUR preferences. No bots picking your records! Matthew finds absolute treasures all over the country while is touring as a musician. There are four tires of subscriptions, so there is something for everyone. Check out the posted link for more information. https://youtu.be/k9wuitBwCvA

It's Christmas in July kids. Steve sits down with the amazing Sam Burchfield. If you are not familiar with this mutlitalented singer/song writer you have to check him out at samburchfield.com. If you like what you hear check out the tab labled "Burch Merch" and pick a CD or LP and be sure to follow him on the socials so you don't miss out on a show!Don't worry our two hour mega episode still has all the fun stuff you have come to know and love.

Much like Neil Bogart in the 70's your favorite trio are "Spinning Gold" in this episode. We discuss Japanese Hi Fi Bars, The Movie "Spinning Gold" and Steve Reviews "New Times Roman" by The Queens of the Stoneage. As always, thank you for listening and if you celebrate we hope you have a Happy 4th of July. If you are a fan in the UK... too soon?

In this episode Steve shares his "Worst album by a Favorite Band" and that album is Bad Religion's 1983 release "Into the Unknown". So where did they go wrong? Or looking back does it hold up?Is the production of vinyl records an outdated process harming the Earh? Is there a better way? We discuss the Dutch based Green Vinyl Project.This week on "In the Sleeve With Steve" Steve reviews the Foo Fighter's first post Taylor Hawkins release "But Here We Are".

In this action packed episode our trio discuss their current grails they hope to find, a entry level discussion on differences in presses and what happens when your favortite band makes a less then stellar album.

Let's be clear if we where Scooby-Doo, Steve would be Scooby. Join your favorite dad bods as they discuss News, Needles and Steve helping guide his daughter on getting her first turntable.

After 6 weeks of building a house in the mountains of Montana Steve is back home. Join us for News, Favorite first music memories, Steve's house shows, Concert Do's and Don'ts as well as stories of people being ridiculous at shows.

Please join us for the second half of our mega episode while we wait for Steve to return. Stewart and James update you with current news in addition to the extra segments.