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Episode 427 – Tommy Stinson of the Replacements/Guns N’ Roses/Solo What were you doing when you were 14? I bet it wasn’t playing bass in one of the most important bands in rock history. Tommy Stinson’s career has gone in many directions since those impressionable days, all of it good. After the implosion of the…
Episode 587: Tommy Stinson (of The Replacements and Guns N’ Roses) Wronger finds Cowboys in the Campfire embracing the sort of stripped down twangy Americana such band name suggests. It’s the latest left turn in a career full of them. Tommy Stinson’s musical career began in his pre-teen years, courtesy of bass gifted by older…
Modern Musicology #77 – Tommy Stinson Interview
From usrockermusic.com: Tommy Stinson On His Illustrious Music Career: ‘I Try and Challenge Myself at Every Turn’ Former Replacements Bassist Releases New Album, “Wronger” Interview by DAN MACINTOSH You’d never have predicted it, back when Tommy Stinson started playing in a Rock N Roll band as a teenager, that he’d eventually evolve into a…
From illinoisentertainer.com: Tommy Stinson’s Cowboys in the Campfire Wronger (Cobraside) The longstanding friendship and musical partnership between Philly guitar-slinger Chip Roberts and Replacements bassist Tommy Stinson (also a veteran of Bash & Pop, Perfect, Guns N’ Roses, and Soul Asylum) has yielded the pair’s debut album as Cowboys in the Campfire. Stinson in particular, has…
Cowboys in the Campfire is the latest project from revered musician Tommy Stinson and his friend and collaborator, Philadelphia guitarist Chip Roberts. ‘Wronger,’ the album from Cowboys in the Campfire, is set to release on June 2, 2023, on Cobraside Records. Back in April, while in town for a show at the Turf Club in…
From journalstar.com: On The Beat — Tommy Stinson returning to Lincoln after decades away By L. Kent Wolgamott It’s been years, actually decades, since Tommy Stinson’s played Lincoln. As in since The Replacements brought their chaotic rock ‘n’ roll to The Drumstick and the Nebraska Union in mid-to-late ‘80s. “There’s probably a really good reason…
“Tommy lays it down to the clowns at the Too Much Effing Perspective Show about the release of his new album “Wronger” with Cowboys in the Campfire; the time The Replacements pissed off Kiss’ Gene Simmons so badly that he walked out of their show; and how much fun it was to ride a mechanical bull with Axl Rose.”
Translated by Google: 10 tracks ride a dizzying trail of twang and grit, melody and (mostly lyrical) mayhem. The very first song, “Here We Go Again”, sets the tone; Stinson sings about the excitement of creativity on the ukulele as the horns swell and there’s not a hint of drums aside from the perceptible foot…