THE CHEESEBURGER BLUES: AN EXPLORATION INTO DAD BLUES ROCK

SEASON TWO IS HERE, CHEESEBURGERS! To start the new season off right, Garret and Zach honor the podcasts spirit animal, John Popper, by reviewing Blues Traveler's 2021 album, TRAVELER’S BLUES, which was nominated for "Best Traditional Blues Album / Best Traditional Blues Recording" at the 64th annual Grammy Awards. Does it live up to the nomination? Time to find out!

Feeling “blue” this Election season? Not to worry, Cheeseburgers, cuz Garret and Zach are taking a deep dive into the intersecting worlds of Blues music and politics! They cover various songs that happen to be titled “Election Blues” in some way—performed by such bands as The Grateful Dead and Canned Heat—as well as Blues songs that cover specific political figures— from Donald Trump, to Joe Biden, and even as far back as Slick Wil...

Get out a bowl of your favorite Saturday morning cereal, cuz Garret and Zach are going to take you on a journey through Blues music being featured in cartoons! From the historical to modern day, through the obscure and the well known, Cheeseburgers of all ages will be so delighted by this EXTRA SERVINGS episode that will *probably* ruin their britches!

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On the first ever EXTRA SERVINGS episode, Garret and Zach celebrate the holiday season by listening to some Christmas-themed Blues songs, ranging from Canned Heat, Charlie Daniels, Bob Dylan, and…A JOHN POPPER/ERIC CLAPTON COLLABORATION?!Check out our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/cheeseburgerbluespod

We did it, Cheeseburgers: SEASON. ONE. IS. IN. DA. BAG! Our Dynamic Duo go over the season—what they did right, what they did wrong, what they want to do in the future—, check out some missed clips, have fun with some miscellaneous treasures, and Zach details his legendary story involving Grand Funk Railroad!Check out the Linktree page: https://linktr.ee/cheeseburgerbluespod

Because it has "....Sing The Blues" in the title, Garret and Zach must endure the nightmare that is "THE SIMPSONS SING THE BLUES". But our dynamic duo realizes something BIG during the review, which leads to them asking: can this album TRULY be classified as Dad Blues Rock? Or even a Blues album at all? Find out! Check out our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/cheeseburgerbluespod

In this MEGA AWESOME, NEARLY 3-HOUR RETROSPECTIVE EPISODE THAT WILL NEVER BE REPEATED (and I cannot emphasize that last part enough), Garret and Zach dive into the world of The Blues Brothers, where they go over the history of the duo, review their two studio albums, “BRIEFCASE FULL OF BLUES” and “MADE IN AMERICA”, and have to ultimately decided if Aykroyd and Belushi are, indeed, THE progenitors of Dad Blues Rock.

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It has finally come to this: Garret and Zach review Steven Seagal's 2006 Dad Blues Rock masterpiece, "MOJO PRIEST". They marvel at Seagal’s unchanging, monotone delivery, cringe at the intrusive back up singers, are amazed at how Steven Sensei’s lyrics could make up the plot of an actual direct-to-video Seagal movie, and wonder how he could screw up a collab with the legendary BO DIDDLEY.(NOTE: we are having some difficulties with...

On the first episode of this seasonal podcast, Garret and Zach go into their respective histories with Blues music, explain the premise and ethos of the show, and describe what "Dad Blues Rock" is.Check out all our social media on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/cheeseburgerbluespod