Big Head Todd and the Monsters
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Oct 19, 2026
Zach HalversonPANELIST
It was, I mean, the amount of cobwebs and just... vermin in there and now they go in there and clean that up and then to make it look as good as they've made it look it's it's a and it sounds so good yeah the
Paul LambertPANELIST
sound is unbelievable theaters man they were made for that yeah it's a sweet spot is big head todd so uh the todd of the big head sure sure uh it's so funny because he's such an amazing guitarist right there's no question one of the best But, man, if you ever want to see somebody's O-face, because some lead guitarists, you know, they kind of show you the O-face while they're playing.
Paul LambertPANELIST
Where it's just like, look at the magic that I'm making.
Paul LambertPANELIST
And nobody does it better than Big Head Todd.
Chris HawkeyHOST
Have you played with them, Hawk? Never have, no.
Chris HawkeyHOST
But I've seen them in concert a few times.
Rob CarsonHOST
How, how, how.
Rob CarsonHOST
Big Head Todd covering John Lee Hooker's classic.
Rob CarsonHOST
Classic.
Rob CarsonHOST
Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
ScottHOST
Anyway, welcome back, my friends, to the show that, well, it ended for a little while, but it's back, and I'm glad to be back.
ScottHOST
Big Head Todd the Wets sprocket.
ScottHOST
Right away, jumped in, called me a little rusty.
ScottHOST
By the way, this isn't my song.
Mark SmithGUEST
[laughs]
ScottHOST
Look at that.
ScottHOST
Big Head Todd says, "Misty sounds a little rough." [laughs]
Mark SmithGUEST
What do you mean? What do you mean?
John CaldaraGUEST
Sure.
John CaldaraGUEST
A lot of Friday night bands, but it was amazing to see, The different acts going up and going down, working for Fish and Blues Traveler and local favorite Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
John CaldaraGUEST
Nice.
John CaldaraGUEST
From seeing some of the big guys, James Taylor and Lyle Lovett and Stephen Stills and seeing which one of them were jerks and which one of them were cool.
Jon McLaughlinHOST
[laughs]
Justin RosolinoGUEST
So it was the song Bittersweet by Big Head Todd.
Dave BarnesHOST
One of the greatest songs of all time.
Jon McLaughlinHOST
Oh, man.
Jason ManningHOST
Yeah, I've got a lot of old radio stuff.
Jason ManningHOST
I think my first on-air radio interview I have, and that was with, uh, the band Big Head Todd and the Monsters here in studio.
Jason ManningHOST
And as big of a fan as I was, I have no doubt if I listen back to it, it's gonna be Chris Farley and Paul McCartney on Saturday Night Live.
Jason ManningHOST
I have no doubt.
PoolboyHOST
So we're gonna be voting on these stories this morning.
PoolboyHOST
First story we heard right there, Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
HeatherHOST
It's a huge title.
PoolboyHOST
But that's a band, right?
HeatherHOST
[laughs]
PoolboyHOST
Bitter than sweet.
HeatherHOST
Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
PoolboyHOST
Big Head Todd and the...
Matt RichtelGUEST
I mean, I don't know, like we were...
Matt RichtelGUEST
The, the Jeremy Lawton, who was mixing this and playing organ, he's with Big Head Todd, and he's great, but he was using some fancy tools.
Matt RichtelGUEST
[laughs]
Andy RevkinHOST
Right.
Chris PriorHOST
It's a blues standard written by John Lee Hooker, which he first recorded in nineteen-sixty-one and subsequently recorded on several other occasions.
Chris PriorHOST
This particular take on it, which features John Lee providing some of the vocals, comes from the Colorado blues rockers Big Head Todd and the Monsters.
Chris PriorHOST
It's on the nineteen-ninety-seven album Beautiful World.
Chris PriorHOST
This is MC 90.3 FM in Plettenberg Bay and Knysna ninety-seven-point-zero FM.
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