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Billy Sheehan

Billy Sheehan

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Nov 1, 2026

Danny SapkoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:19
I don't know why, but that's Jeff Berlin.
Danny SapkoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:21
And then Billy Sheehan weighed in, which really opened up the debate.
Danny SapkoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
63:26
And there was still a lot of people on there defending Marcelo, by the way.
CarlHOST
63:29
That's a big deal right there.
CarlHOST
63:31
Billy Sheehan's just like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
CarlHOST
63:32
It's about time someone fucking exposed this guy.
CarlHOST
63:34
Holy shit.
Brad TolinskiGUEST
46:05
when ed didn't think that he was following the one or al was he would literally stomp on mike's foot while mike's playing it as to where that where the groove was you know
TorHOST
46:17
right well you know thank goodness for mike and his meat and potatoes approach because had it been someone like Billy Sheehan or someone like that, a virtuoso, if you will, bassist, you'd have more of a King Crimson situation.
TorHOST
46:32
You'd have more of a prog-rocky sound.
TorHOST
46:35
Mike really kind of kept them grounded as the rock band that they should be, you know?
Chris GillGUEST
46:41
Well, Mike knew his role.
Chris GillGUEST
46:43
I think that's the important part because he could...
Chris GillGUEST
46:45
Shred like Billy Sheehan.
Chris GillGUEST
46:47
And you can hear that.
David J. CriblezHOST
68:46
Just a fun fact.
David J. CriblezHOST
68:47
Also, if Alex ever does make a record of new material with assorted musicians, what do you think of the title Brothers and Others for it? Finally, do you think Sammy ever dreams of getting Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan and Greg Bissonette jamming together with him because he's such an egomaniac? And he wants to piss off Dave.
David J. CriblezHOST
69:09
Thanks, Dave Moses IV Dave.
David J. CriblezHOST
69:11
Well, lots to dig into there.
David J. CriblezHOST
70:37
the intense hate that it got because it was trying to be sold as a Van Halen album it's just tricky tricky business I don't know what he's gonna call it brothers and some others or whatever you want to call it that's cool too I do think he should tie it to the brothers book I mean that would make sense you know and apparently he's doing like a movie based on that book I don't even think he's doing like a Van Halen biopic as much as he's doing a Eddie and Alex, their journey type movie or something.
David J. CriblezHOST
71:09
I'm not sure.
David J. CriblezHOST
71:10
I don't think Sam has any plans to play with Steve Vai, Greg Bissonette, and Billy Sheehan.
David J. CriblezHOST
71:17
That would never happen, nor would those guys do that.
Chris O'BrienHOST
57:47
Yeah.
Chris O'BrienHOST
57:49
Billy Sheehan on bass, who I never really liked on bass because I shouldn't say I never really liked.
Chris O'BrienHOST
57:57
His bass playing style is very thin.
Chris O'BrienHOST
58:00
Yeah.

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DougHOST
63:42
When you play like that without a pick, why would you? Right.
Chris O'BrienHOST
63:53
Let me just get to a little Richie Cotsen action.
Chris O'BrienHOST
63:57
There's a little Billy Sheehan action.
Chris O'BrienHOST
64:04
I actually think it works for this band because they're only a trio.
Michael BerryHOST
1:31
That band was solid.
Michael BerryHOST
1:32
Billy Sheehan, Steve Vai, Greg Bissonnette, David Lee Roth.
Michael BerryHOST
1:38
Steve, as you said, is one of the best and wildest guitar players I've ever seen.
Michael BerryHOST
1:42
He played it with his teeth behind his back and literally crawled on the floor and played the guitar.
Brian MaleyHOST
51:45
Yes, from their debut album.
Brian MaleyHOST
51:47
I can remember in 1989 going out and buying the vinyl of Mr. Big's self-titled debut album and the component parts of Eric Martin, Billy Sheehan, Paul Gilbert and the sadly departed Pat Torpey.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:02
I thought this was going to be a spectacle.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:04
speed metal virtuoso thing.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:07
And it was far from it, Matt.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:09
It was melodic songwriting, harmony, vocals.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:13
Don't get me wrong, Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheehan shred through the album, but absolutely brilliant album.
Brian MaleyHOST
52:21
And then they followed it up with Lean Into It, which has The Big single on it as well, too.
Eric DahlHOST
43:49
gosh, Johnny.
Johnny HilandGUEST
43:50
So, dude, and I had Bill Holland and Danny Gatton's band leader out there on the record, Billy Sheehan on bass, and Pat Torpey from Mr.
Johnny HilandGUEST
43:57
Big.
Eric DahlHOST
43:59
That's like a dream band.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
55:27
with
DannyHOST
55:27
Billy Sheehan on bass.
DannyHOST
55:29
I am really hoping they have a meet and greet and I can go meet him and say, yeah, you remember back in the 80s in Springfield you played and I played Space Invaders with you? Remember
MarkHOST
55:45
that? No.
Dave JacksonHOST
9:44
Dennis Chambers on drums.
Dave JacksonHOST
9:46
And bassist Billy Sheehan, better known as GCS, will be at the Kent stage.
Dave JacksonHOST
9:52
And then Little Big Town will be at the Civic Theater.
Dave JacksonHOST
9:56
And Andy Grammer will be at the Goodyear Theater.
Chris O'BrienHOST
32:53
Oh, and they got a lot of guests on it.
Chris O'BrienHOST
32:55
Backdoor Man Part 1 and 2 featuring Eric Gales and Billy Sheehan.
Chris O'BrienHOST
32:59
Really? Pat Travers is on there with him.
Chris O'BrienHOST
33:02
Doug Pinnock from King's X. Bumblefoot.

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