This week we are joined (from across the Atlantic) by Andrew Low of The Jazz June. He shares the origins of the band in Kutztown, PA playing house shows and VFWs before graduating to club shows in Philadelphia and New Jersey. He talks about his earliest influences and variety of pre-Jazz June bands. We get into recording their 2000 album The Medicine with J. Robbins, how a multi-year hiatus changed his singing style on the 2014 album After the Earthquake, and much much more.
Be sure to check out the Noisey oral history of The Jazz June referenced during the show.
Songs in this Episode:

Intro - Rich Kid Shakedown from They Love Those Who Make The Music
21:20 - The Phone Works Both Ways from The Medicine
36:21 - Over Underground from After The Earthquake
44:00 - Two Floors Down from After The Earthquake
Outro - When In Rome from They Love Those Who Make The Music




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