297: Alan Braufman

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297: Alan Braufman

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Jan 20, 2021

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We're back from hiatus! Alan Braufman was a vital member of the New York Loft Jazz scene of the 1970s. His 1975 opus, Valley of Search, was re-issued in 2018, and his latest album, The Fire Still Burns, was released to rave reviews in 2020.

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Jan 20, 2021

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005: Mike Clark (Herbie Hancock's Headhunters, Brand X, Betty Davis): Joe talks to Mike Clark about Herbie Hancock, Betty Davis, and Buddhism. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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010: Dale Crover (Melvins, Altamont, Nirvana): Joe talks to Dale Crover about confidence, his three decade--and counting--run as drummer for The Melvins, playing with Kurt Cobain and Nirvana, his love of baseball, marriage, and parenthood. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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014: Dave Lombardo (Slayer, Fantomas, Philm): Joe talks to Dave Lombardo about co-founding the groundbreaking metal band Slayer, his experience as the son of a Cuban butcher living the American Dream, his Latin Jazz influences, and expanding his horizons with Fantomas, John Zorn, and Philm. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
33 min listen
007: Patty Schemel (Hole): Joe talks to Patty Schemel about Hole, addiction, recovery, and motherhood. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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003: Kid Millions (Oneida, Man Forever, Spiritualized): Joe talks to Brooklyn drummer Kid Millions. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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006: Butch Norton (Lucinda Williams, Eels, Tracy Chapman): Joe talks to Butch Norton about Eels, Tracy Chapman, Rufus Wainwright, and Lucinda Williams. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
31 min listen
023: Danny Frankel (Lou Reed, Fiona Apple, KD Lang): Danny Frankel began his career as the drummer for DC band Urban Verbs. After the group dissolved in 1981, Danny moved to Los Angeles and became an in-demand session drummer. He tells Joe about how his time with Lou Reed, Fiona Apple, and KD Lang. And he d by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
31 min listen
022: Billy Cobham (Solo Artist, Mahavishnu Orchestra): Legendary drummer Billy Cobham tells Joe about immigrating to the US from Panama, performing with his father's band in New York City, co-founding the extraordinarily influential Mahavishnu Orchestra, making the jump to a successful career as a leader, and by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
31 min listen
015: John Herndon (Tortoise, 5ive Style, Isotope 217): Joe talks to John Herndon about growing up on a commune; leading a musical movement with Tortoise, 5ive Style, and Isotope 217; his side career as a tattoo artist; and raising his kids in LA. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
29 min listen
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002: Ndugu Chancler (Michael Jackson, Miles Davis, George Duke): Joe talks to Ndugu Chancler about his upbringing and his career, which spans from Miles to MJ. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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004: Sandra Vu (Dum Dum Girls, Sisu): Joe talks to Sandra Vu of Dum Dum Girls and Sisu. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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016: Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint): Joe talks to Stella Mozgawa about her Polish heritage, her musican parents, how a benign lie became the truth, how she evolved beyond her competitive nature, and her creative collaboration in Warpaint. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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008: Jeff "Tain" Watts (Wynton/Branford Marsalis, Alice Coltrane, Solo): Joe talks to Jeff "Tain" Watts about growing up in the Hill District of Pittsburgh, getting suspended from school for fighting, ascending to the top of the 80s jazz world, etc. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
31 min listen
029: Jon Wurster (Superchunk, Bob Mould, Scharpling & Wurster): Jon Wurster first made his name as the drummer for Superchunk, and over the past twenty years, he's become of rock's most in-demand and versatile drummers. He's played with everyone from Bob Mould to Katy Perry, but his creative output isn't limited to mu by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
36 min listen
024: Sam Fogarino (Interpol, Magnetic Morning): Sam Fogarino was a productive, adult member of society before he gained notoriety as the drummer of Interpol. He talks to Joe about his creative role in the band, parenthood, the nature of ambition in the Indie scene, and drinking Vodka from the bottle wi by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
33 min listen
011: Bermuda Schwartz (Weird Al): Joe talks to Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz about Dr. Demento, his 35 year collaboration with Weird Al, and the meticulous effort that goes into re-creating the sound of the constantly shifting pop landscape. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
30 min listen
009: John "Drumbo" French (Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band): Joe talks to John "Drumbo" French about blazing a singular path with Captain Beefheart, slipping his under tyrannical rule, arranging the seminal album, "Trout Mask Replica" and learning many years later that his work truly meant something to people all o by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
30 min listen
021: Steven Adler (Guns N' Roses): As the original drummer for Guns N' Roses, Steven Adler was the swaggering pulse of the 80's Los Angeles hard rock scene. But as the band exploded, so did Adler's addiction to drugs and booze and he was ejected from the band. Steven discusses his difficu by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
32 min listen
020: Maya Tuttle (The Colourist): Joe talks to The Maya Tuttle about growing up in the Bay Area, the nature of biracial Eurasian marriages in the US, drawing inspiration from Karen Carpenter, singing and drumming with popular band The Colourist, and the challenges presented by working as by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
28 min listen
001: Brendan Canty (Fugazi): Joe's interviews Brendan Canty, drummer of the legendary punk band Fugazi. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
30 min listen
BNS: DJ Bonebrake Bonus Mini-Episode: DJ Bonebrake, of legendary punk band X, discusses his time as a Buddhist with Joe, who is just now exploring Buddhism. Be sure to listen to DJ's full-length episode by subscribing to The Trap Set on iTunes or by visiting thetrapset.net by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
7 min listen
025: Sheila E. (Solo Artist, Prince, E. Family): Sheila E. talks to Joe about her legendary musical family, joining a gang, working with Prince, overcoming abuse, and helping youth through her Elevate Hope foundation. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
35 min listen
012: Lori Barbero (Babes In Toyland): Joe talks to Lori Barbero about living on a houseboat, her time with the highly influential Babes In Toyland, and going with the flow. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
30 min listen
018: Kliph Scurlock (Flaming Lips, Gruff Rhys, Psychic Heat): Kliph Scurlock was born to a musician mother and policeman father in Kansas. He tells Joe how he began his career with The Flaming Lips as a roadie and eventually realized his dream of becoming the band's drummer for over a decade. He also discusses his c by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
34 min listen
035: James Gadson (Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, etc.): James Gadson is one of most prolific drummers in funk and soul. His singular style can be heard on seminal records by Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Charles Wright, The Temptations, and many other legends. He tells Joe his remarkable life story. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
32 min listen
031: Ron Lynch (The Tulsa Skull Swingers, Tomorrow!): Ron Lynch grew up with aspirations to become a professional drummer. His aptitude for music earned him a scholarship to college, but his path soon led him to pursue comedy and acting. Ron developed his comedy chops as part of the Boston comedy scene of th by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
28 min listen
017: Victor Delorenzo (Violent Femmes, Nineteen Thirteen): Joe talks to Victor Delorenzo about seeing Sun Ra perform at the Racine Zoo, entering the arts as an actor, co-founding the successful and incredibly influential Violent Femmes, and remaining creative and prolific as a member of several groups including L by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
32 min listen
BNS: DJ Bonebrake Bonus Mini-Episode #2: DJ Bonebrake talks about how X maintained creative control, in spite of signing with major label, Elektra Records. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
2 min listen

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307: Jim White (Dirty Three, Xylouris White, etc.): For over thirty years, Jim White has been the drummer of choice for many of the most compelling songwriters working. Now, with assitance from producer Guy Picciotto, he's created his first solo album, All Hits: Memories. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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304: Patricia Brennan: Patricia Brennan is an improvisatory mallet percussionist who as been hailed as one of the instrument's new leaders. As a sidewoman, she's worked with artists such as Mary Halvorson, Matt Mitchell, and John Hollenbeck. Her solo debut, Maquishti,... by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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302: Rick Allen (Def Leppard): Rick Allen's driving, tuneful style propelled Def Leppard to massive popularity during the 80s and early 90s. The band recently released its twelfth studio album, Diamond Star Halos. Rick met with Joe in Beverly Hills to discuss his forty year career,... by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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301: Questlove: We return from hiatus with Academy Award-winning filmmaker, author, and entrepreneur Questlove, in what Questlove calls, “the best, most open interview I’ve ever given in my life." Joe and Questlove discuss mental health, race, religion,... by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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300: Joe Wong Interviewed by Jon Wurster: After a pandemic-induced hiatus, The Trap Set is back for Episode 300. Following the tradition of our previous centennial episodes, Joe is interviewed by a former guest--this time Jon Wurster (Bob Mould, Superchunk, The Mountain Goats, The Best Show).... by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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RIP: Howard Grimes, RIP: The great Memphis-based drummer, Howard Grimes, died at the age of 80 last week. Here's Joe's 2015 conversation with Howard, a true original whose ingenious artistry will inspire generations to come. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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299: Hugo Burnham (Gang of Four): Today's guest is Hugo Burnham, drummer of Gang of Four. Formed in Leeds in 1976, Gang of Four was one of the most explosive and influential bands to emerge in the wake of the punk rock movement. Next month, Matador Records will release an exhaustive box s by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
61 min listen
298: Cindy Blackman Santana: This week's guest is Cindy Blackman Santana, an artist who--over the past four decades--has made compelling contributions to the worlds of improvised music and popular music alike. Her latest album, "Give the Drummer Some" is now available by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
71 min listen
296: Jesse Shreibman (Bell Witch): Joe speaks to Jesse Shreibman, drummer of Seattle band, Bell Witch. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
39 min listen
295: Chris Frantz (Tom Tom Club, Talking Heads): Chris Frantz discusses Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, and his new memoir, Remain In Love. Also, make sure to check out Joe's new album, Nite Creatures, streaming everywhere now! by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
77 min listen
294: Eric Slick (Dr. Dog, Adrian Belew, Solo Artist): Eric Slick talks about his jazz musician grandfather, his childhood in Philly, the residual scars from growing up "a fat kid", his obsession with Mad Magazine, and how drumming opened up his world. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
64 min listen
293: Alicia Bognanno (Bully): Joe talks to the multifaceted Alicia Bognanno about her career as a vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and engineer. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
44 min listen
292: Mix Master Mike (Beastie Boys, Beat Odyssey 2020, Solo Artist, etc.): Mix Master Mike discusses his challenging childhood; his ascent to the top of the competitive DJ world; the development of his singular DJ style; joining the Beastie Boys; and his latest collaboration with Steve Jordan, Beat Odyssey 2020. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
49 min listen
291: Steve Jordan: Steve Jordan is one of the most distinctive and prolific drummers in the history of recorded music. He is also an in-demand producer and record label proprietor. Join us for a 90-minute, life-spanning conversation with one of the all-time greats! by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
94 min listen
290: Sam Coomes (Quasi): Today's guest is Sam Coomes, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who is perhaps best known as one half of the duo, Quasi, a band he co-founded with Janet Weiss in 1993. Sam possesses a seemingly effortless sense of musicality and a gift for u by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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289: Doug "Cosmo" Clifford (Creedence Clearwater Revival, Solo Artist): This week's guest is Doug "Cosmo" Clifford. Best known as drummer of Credence Clearwater Revival, Doug's powerful, tuneful playing laid the foundation for countless rock n roll standards. In 1972, Doug released his solo debut, Cosmo. During the 80s, he be by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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55 min listen
286: Sharon Van Etten: One of the most compelling artists to emerge in the past twenty years, Sharon Van Etten presents startlingly vulnerable songs with a sublimely confident, otherworldly vocal delivery. by The Trap Set with Joe Wong
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