Peter Bjorn and John interview + live in NYC w/ Victoria Bergsman
A backstage bathroom chat with Peter Bjorn and John and footage from the bands
Bowery Ballroom show on 1/30/07. Live performances include Young Folks (featuring
Victoria Bergsman), Start to Melt, and The Chills. Topics include John the rapper, the
Swedish cartoon that inspired the Young Folks video (Bamse, the world’s strongest
bear), Bjorn’s fears for their upcoming Australian tour, The Go-Betweens, NZ band
The Chills, and growing up in northern Sweden.
Shot by Deirdre Corley. Edited by Chris West. Directed by Stuart Rogers.
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A chat with Beck in Utah on his 2000 Midnight Vultures tour
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When your subject looks like he’s on a heavy dose of downers, ditch the prepared questions
and get him enthusing about the music he loves. Musicians are often lay musicologists and
our boy Beck has some interesting theories.
Recorded backstage at a mammoth venue in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 3, 2000. Originally
broadcast on KRCL 90.9FM’s Monday Drive program on May 8, 2000. Interview by Stuart
Rogers. Edited in two parts in a magazine style format by Stuart Rogers and Troy Mumm.
Kelly Joe Phelps interview and live in KRCL studios
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The first musical guest i welcomed onto my Monday Drive Time radio show on KRCL,
90.9 in Salt Lake City, Utah was Kelly Joe Phelps. As well as having a chin wag about
all kinds of musical topics, he was gracious to play a couple of tunes off his (then) latest
release, Shine Eyed Mr. Zen. They are House Carpenter and Hobo’s Son. This session
was recorded on April 17, 2000 at the old KRCL station headquarters in downtown SLC.
Interview by Stuart Rogers.
