Jeffrey Lewis Talks About Sniffing Records, Streaming Music, The Story Behind His Band w/ Kimya Dawson & More #60

Anti-folk legend, Jeffrey Lewis shares insights on sniffing records, his experience with the ever evolving music industry & streaming, & the secret impact of Donovan. Also hear about the unique connection between Jim Morrison's father & the start of the Vietnam War, & the history behind the band "The Bundles” (which Jeffrey was a member alongside Kimya Dawson) & why their album isn't available on streaming platforms. Tune in for a fun dive into the worlds of music, art, history, crate digging for vinyl records & more.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

• Being an avid record sniffer
• The not spending more than $15 on a record rule
• Jeffrey's take on streaming music
• Jeffrey’s artwork & “low budget movies”
• Jim Morrison’s father’s connection to the start of the Viet Nam war
• Donovan as a secrete influence
• The history behind The Bundles & why it's not streaming anywhere
• "Do What Comes Natural" song is played

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