Category Archives: Rock and Roll Coffee

Rock and Roll Coffee: A Conversation with Dave Wyndorf of Monster Magnet

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Joe Daly

“The bands that I like, they got to play with the Stooges and Hawkwind, I get to play with fucking Pearl Jam! That’s not cool.” Continue reading →

Posted in Monday Rock City, Rock and Roll Coffee | Tagged Black Sabbath, Dave Wyndorf, Donovan, Joe Daly, Kyuss, Monster Magnet. Space Lord, Music, music industry, psychedelic, Riffs, rock n roll, Stoner Rock, The Last Patrol, Three Kingfishers, touring | 3 Comments

Love Letters from a Groupie: A Conversation with Pamela Des Barres

Posted on October 21, 2013 by Joe Daly

Wherein we sit down with Pamela Des Barres, bestselling author and rock and roll’s most famous groupie, to talk about her books, her loves and the fallout from sleeping with Mick Jagger. Continue reading →

Posted in Monday Rock City, Rock and Roll Coffee | Tagged drugs, gram parsons, groupie, Hollywood, I'm With the Band, jimmy page, Joe Daly, keith moon, Memoirs. rock and roll, pamela des barres, rock n roll, Sex | 5 Comments

Rock and Roll Coffee: A Conversation with Myles Kennedy

Posted on October 14, 2013 by Joe Daly

Alter Bridge frontman Myles Kennedy discusses the band’s heaviest album to date and the considerable risks they faced to make it happen. Continue reading →

Posted in Monday Rock City, Rock and Roll Coffee | Tagged All I Was, Alter Bridge, Apocalyptic Love, Blackbird, Creed, Florida, Fortress, interviews, Joe Daly, Mark Tremonti, Metal, Myles Kennedy, rock, Slash | 10 Comments

Rock & Roll Coffee: The Tao of Karaoke with Rolling Stone Editor Rob Sheffield

Posted on August 24, 2013 by Jamie Blaine

“Journey and Bon Jovi songs work so well. They’re designed to create this sense of community amongst strangers, three in the morning, arms around each other singing: hold on to that fee-lay-hee-leh-hen….” -Rob Sheffield
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Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged Country, fail, J.M. Blaine, Journey, Karaoke, Rob Sheffield, Turn Around Bright Eyes: The Rituals of Love & Karaoke, Zeppelin | 3 Comments

Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Corey Taylor

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Joe Daly

“Admittedly, to read the book, you have to kind of buy into the fact that (ghosts) do exist…” -Corey Taylor on his newest book, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Heaven” Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged 666, a funny thing happened on the way to heaven, atheist, bestseller, book, Corey Taylor, ghosts, God, heavy metal, Joe Daly, Music, paranormal, Saturday Music, seven deadly sins, Slipknot, specters, spirits, Stone Sour, supernatural | 3 Comments

Moby: The Interview

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Joe Daly

“I don’t really expect too many people to actually listen to it because it’s 2013 and I’m 47 years old, and very few people listen to the eleventh album made by a 47-year-old musician.”—Moby, on his new album “Innocents” Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged Albums, Bad Brains, Banned in DC, Cold Specks, Damien Jurado, Electronica, Innocents, Joe Daly, Mark Lanegan, Moby, Music, music industry, Music videos, Nick Drake, Play, pop, Skylar Grey, Spike Stent, Spotify, Television, Thom Yorke, Tom Verlaine, Wayne Coyne | 4 Comments

Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Al Jourgensen

Posted on July 20, 2013 by Jamie Blaine

J.M. Blaine sits down with Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen for a no-holds-barred discussion of Ministry, Buck Owens, politics and going to church on Sunday. No foolin’. Continue reading →

Posted in Rock and Roll Coffee, Saturday Music | Tagged al jourgensen, buck owens, church, death, industrial music, interviews, JM Blaine, ministry, paul mccartney, Salon, Saturday Music, tesla | 2 Comments