Lenny Kaye

And, uh, i- it's, it's a really interesting article, good of, good information there.

Um, there's also a, a great profile of Lenny Kaye, which, uh, for some who may not know who Lenny Kaye was, is he's, uh, Patti Smith's guitar player.

Hmm.

Um, he also, uh, put together the early...

Thin Lizzy recorded Whiskey in the Jar in the same studio, I found out later.

But I also found out from one of your podcasts, Paul, that The Crooked Mile was all done there with Lenny Kaye.

Yeah.

And I still have the cassette from the studio and it has the dates on it, 17th and 18th of March, 89.

Mm-hmm

... of having the verses, like, like, uh, um, like there's this Alexandrian series of writers that Peter, that, uh, Lenny Kaye turned me on to.

This Nakim Hafuz is his name.

I think that's how you pronounce it.

Here are just a few of the many things that Noah and Pete discuss with Discography in this podcast: The crucial part that Mary Lattimore's harp contributions play in their new sample-free sound world, Pete Kember's doo-wop obsession, how Noah and Pete's projects originate, the evolution of their creative relationship, and the no-streaming component to A Question of When.

Coming up, we've got incredible deep dive audio documentary series on Quicksilver Messenger Service with Lenny Kaye and David Freiberg, an interview with Richard Lloyd, and an audio documentary series on punk progenitors Television, a Husker Du audio documentary series featuring both Bob Mould and Greg Norton, The Sundays, Ariel Pink, Graham Nash's turbulent mid-'70s, and a hell of a lot more.

So don't miss out.

Head over to patreon.com/discography and join up right now as a free member.