375 - Jackson Browne - Late For The Sky - Jeff Garlin

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EPISODE SUMMARY:

The rarified air that some artists live in is something most of us can only dream of experiencing or understanding. With a songwriting talent like soft rock star Jackson Browne, the man can seem so alien to us, despite his ability to translate the human experience into song. But with album's like Browne's 1974 masterpiece Late For The Sky, there's no denying how deeply personal and universal his music truly is. That's what drew comedian, writer and actor Jeff Garlin to him many years ago. And this episode gets deeply personal as well, as the star of Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Goldbergs and the film Wall-E and uses this album to look back over his life and accomplishments.

SHOW NOTES:

01:00 - Intro
08:45 - The sound of California
13:30 - Calling a legend for coffee
18:00 - A tale of rarified air
27:30 - A lot of “activity”
32:45 - Immediate chemistry
45:45 - Failing yourself
58:15 - Two soup stories
1:03:45 - Walking the Windy City
1:09:45 - Facts!
1:17:00 - No funny business
1:21:30 - Asked a favor
1:22:30 - Lightning round
1:30:15 - Outro/New music

Check out the music history of this album here.

ALBUM STREAM - LATE FOR THE SKY:

NEW MUSIC INSPIRED BY JACKSON BROWNE:

“My Way Back Home” by Dawes