C. J. Ramone
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Oct 9, 2026
BradHOST
C.C. Winans is 62.
BradHOST
C.J. Ramone, not one of the original Ramones.
BradHOST
I think all of the original Ramones-
Ashley PageHOST
Man
speaker_0HOST
This Steve Perry with the Cherry Poppin' Daddies had a huge hit back in the late 90s, had the hit Zoot Sweet Riot.
speaker_0HOST
CJ Ramone was born in 1965.
speaker_0HOST
Real name, Christopher Joseph Ward.
speaker_0HOST
He was the replacement bassist for the Ramones from 1989 until they finally retired.
CJ RamoneHOST
Hey kids, CJ Ramone of the world famous Ramones here.
CJ RamoneHOST
You are listening to CJ Says, a Ramones podcast.
CJ RamoneHOST
Hey kids, CJ Ramone of the world famous Ramones here.
CJ RamoneHOST
Welcome back to CJ Says on our 13th, the lucky 13th installment of our deep dive series.
CJ RamoneHOST
Number 13 brings us to a cover album, Acid Eaters.
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Matt StocksHOST
Um, But stick to the original, kind of don't change too much.
Matt StocksHOST
The interesting thing, obviously, with this one is that Tracy Lourdes does backing vocals.
Matt StocksHOST
So how, first of all, does the song come about? Is it an early one? Is it a late suggestion? Who's kind of pitching hard for somebody to love? And then where and when does Tracy Lourdes enter the fold? CJ Ramone.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
And I got to say about the Ramones, August 30th coming up is their 50th anniversary.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
And CJ Ramone is getting together with Billy Joe, the singer of Green Day.
Kenny FeinsteinGUEST
tim armstrong the singer of rancid who's a friend of mine and and travis barker from blink 182 and they're making a super group so cj plus billy joe plus tim plus travis and they're doing ramones set for their 50th anniversary here in hollywood at hollywood forever cemetery so i'm gonna be there i'll be in the pit i'm excited to see the super group do the ramones on their 50th anniversary so you should come out
Liz WolfeHOST
Amazing.
Sasha SidHOST
And lastly, staying with the Ramones, we heard something from the bassist who took over from Dee Dee Ramone when he left in the late '80s.
Sasha SidHOST
He was named CJ Ramone, AKA Christopher Ward.
Sasha SidHOST
He is, uh, 61 today.
Sasha SidHOST
Uh, we heard a track he not only wrote, but did the lead vocals on as well.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
Grammy-winning gospel singer CeCe Winans is sixty-two.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
Both Ramones bassist C.J. Ramone and Olympic swimming champ Matt Biondi turn sixty-one.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
The New Jack Swing producer behind groups like Guy and Blackstreet, Teddy Riley, he's fifty-nine.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
Actress Emily Procter turns fifty-eight.
Matt StocksHOST
All right, without any more time, hesitated or wasted, let's go.
Matt StocksHOST
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, pinheads around the world, CJ Ramone takes a sip of the delicious black stuff as he prepares to welcome onto the show his old friend, my old friend, and now your new friend, everybody.
Matt StocksHOST
Welcome to the show, Joseph.
Matt StocksHOST
What's going on, buddy? What up? Chris
Joe SibGUEST
That would be my nightmare, dude.
Joe SibGUEST
If someone, if I was doing stand-up and someone threw a candy on the stage, first of all, I'd say, you're out of here.
Joe SibGUEST
Second of all, I would never put it in my, see that, for everyone that's a Ramones fan, that is why CJ could be the only person to replace Dee Dee.
Joe SibGUEST
Because Dee Dee would eat the candy and CJ would eat the candy and they would, there's no way.
Joey RamoneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hey kids, C.J.
CJ RamoneHOST
Welcome back to another stellar episode here at CJ Says of the Deep Dive series.
CJ RamoneHOST
Me and my co-host, producer, right-hand man, brother to the end, Mr. Matt Stocks.
CJ RamoneHOST
And I will be discussing the 12th record.
Matt StocksHOST
amazing and and what better title for the world of the ramones than that um so here's some stats and facts to set the scene provide some context and really lay out the foundations as we begin what i truly believe is going to be perhaps my favorite deep dive yet mainly because you were there to live it and experience it.
Matt StocksHOST
And so I have first-hand source and information to draw from.
Matt StocksHOST
And I'm sure everybody is really chomping at the bit to hear all of your stories about the recording of this, CJ.
Matt StocksHOST
So allow me to lay out some information at the start, and then we will dive on in.
Matt StocksHOST
All right, here we are once again, back with another artist interview episode.
Matt StocksHOST
The CJ Says podcast.
Matt StocksHOST
We are thrilled this week to be joined by our very own personal artist in residence, the man behind the logos you see behind CJ and myself as we speak.
Matt StocksHOST
If you're watching this, all of the CJ Says graphics and artwork and everything has been done by our guest this week.
Matt StocksHOST
He's done... you know, some even more high-end projects than this one as well.
Matt StocksHOST
And we're going to talk all about it.
Matt StocksHOST
He has a brand new book coming out too, which CJ himself has written the foreword to.
Matt StocksHOST
And as far as life stories go, this guy has had some pretty incredible experiences with some super iconic artists, musicians, and he's very...
TylerHOST
They're not punk.
TylerHOST
CJ Ramone was the worst Ramone.
TylerHOST
I know.
JeffHOST
So it's just like, fuck off, dude.
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