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Whitey Ford Sings the Blues

Whitey Ford Sings the Blues

Studio album by EverlastWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues".

Sep 10, 2026

EverlastGUEST
21:49
Coming back from that was... physically like you know because i made this record and then i almost died and the record came out and i had to build myself again to get back out there and take advantage of it and really you know turn it into something.
EverlastGUEST
22:05
Cause when Whitey Ford sings the blues came out, that was back when numbers mattered a lot.
EverlastGUEST
22:10
Yeah.
EverlastGUEST
22:11
And we, we, we sold 3000 records the first week, which was horrid.
Tyler JenkeHOST
0:43
By the time they'd hit the big time, one member of the group, Everlast, had already gone solo with a debut album in 1990, having previously emerged as a member of Ice-T's Rhyme Syndicate.
Tyler JenkeHOST
0:52
But once House of Pain called it quits in 1996, Everlast went solo once again, with albums like 1998's Whitey Ford Sings the Blues going top 10 in the US.
Tyler JenkeHOST
1:01
He even took home a Grammy in 2000 thanks to Put Your Lights On, a collaboration with Santana which is still a track I go back to regularly.
Tyler JenkeHOST
1:08
However, while albums would come relatively regularly, his most recent record, 2018's Whitey Ford's House of Pain was his last for some time, with live shows being largely put by the wayside and new music emerging only rarely.

7 MINS LATER

Tyler JenkeHOST
7:52
So I guess, you know, like following that sort of journey from where you sort of, you know, you get signed, I think it was what, 1990, you released your first record.
Tyler JenkeHOST
7:59
Then obviously there's House of Pain, which I'm not going to lean too much on.
Tyler JenkeHOST
8:02
But obviously after House of Pain wraps up, what is it that makes you decide to sort of, you know, go solo again and sort of do like Whitey Ford sings The Blues, which I guess is where Everlast really kicked off in the public eye.
Tyler JenkeHOST
8:13
Like what was that sort of decision like for you?
EverlastGUEST
5:41
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EverlastGUEST
5:42
I was kinda in the state of like, well, let's see if anybody wants these songs when my good friend, old dear friend, Devonne Styler just said, "Look, man, I've been listening to country radio driving my lady back and forth to work, and I hear a whole lot of Whitey Ford Sings the Blues going on out there.
EverlastGUEST
6:03
You should go out there and, and make a record." And I was like I knew, it all just kind of fell into place.
EverlastGUEST
6:09
Wolf was like one of the few cats I really know well out there, so I j- and we had spoken once many years ago about perhaps doing some work together, and I just called him up, said, "You wanna make a record?" Next thing I know I'm in Nashville and, you know, we're writing like maniacs.

30 MINS LATER

EverlastGUEST
36:00
That's, that w- they spent, you know ...
EverlastGUEST
36:02
It took a lot of money to make that much money.
EverlastGUEST
36:05
Um, Tommy Boy hated Whitey Ford Sings the Blues when we turned it in.
EverlastGUEST
36:11
That's no lie.

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