Talkin’ Rock with Foghat’s Charlie Huhn and Dead Eyes’ Zack Williams
It’s another double-header, this time from a band celebrating it’s 50th anniversary, and a much newer band.
Charlie Huhn has been with Foghat for 21 years. He talks about getting in the band, playing with the guys and lots of stories from his rich history in the music business. He tells stories of rockin’ with Ted Nugent. Should he be in the Rock Hall? Charlie answers that questions. What was it like to play stadiums in Nugent’s peak and TONS more!
Dead Eyes is a newer Metalcore band and on this episode front man, Zack Willaims calls in. He talks about the different ways they’re getting their music out there, how he ended up in the band, their single “Break In The Current” and it’s cool video and more.
Two great conversations!
Enjoy!
Meltdown
Foghat Official | On Tour Now!
We are absolutely thrilled that SONIC MOJO is #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts today! What can we say, except thank you to all of our friends out there for sticking with us! We are having the time of our lives, both recording new music and playing live!
Dead Eyes is a rock band.
The DeadKru is a revolution.
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