My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan

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469. Morgan Neville on The Clash 'Sandinista!' (1980)

October 07, 2026

The brilliant Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Morgan Neville ('Won't You Be My Neighbor?', '20 Feet From Stardom', 'Man on the Run') joins me today to talk about the epic insanity of The Clash's legendary triple album 'Sandinista!'. We talk about the album as 'the ultimate onion to keep peeling back', the ahead-of-its-time meta commentary and self-deconstruction on the album, how the band recorded the album during a frenzy of activity around the world, the album's status as The Clash's 'W...

468. Melanie Dyer on Kacey Musgraves 'Golden Hour' (2018)

September 30, 2026

Today, Nashville-based Australian country hitmaker Melanie Dyer joins me to talk about the modern classic album from Kacey Musgraves that redefined the borders of country music for a generation, 2018's 'Golden Hour'. We talk about how the album represented a major sonic shift from Musgraves' first two albums, the fork in the road she was faced with in her career, how some of the songwriting harkens back to early 20th century American standards, the importance of space in the production, the s...

467. Alicia Blue on Waylon Jennings 'Dreaming My Dreams' (1975)

September 23, 2026

Today, emergent honky tonk hero Alicia Blue joins me to talk about her hero Waylon Jennings and his seminal album from 1975, 'Dreaming My Dreams'. We talk about how Waylon puts himself in the context of his country forebears with songs like 'Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?', 'Bob Wills Is Still The King' and 'Waymore Blues', the outlaw movement and how artists like Waylon and Willie reinvented themselves after the earlier Nashville chapters of their careers, how Alicia navigated bringing ...

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My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Working musicians, singer-songwriters, producers, music broadcasters, authors, actors, or other public figures who can offer an informed and personal perspective on a significant album or artist. Common among recent guests: Released or performed notable music; Written or produced recognized songs or recordings; Published a relevant book. Recent guests include Daniel Dockery, Ben de la Cour, and Steven Cockcroft.

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