Jul 10, 2007
Styx is one of the greatest albums EVER. It spent several years on
my turntable. I knew every word to every song. And I
remember being very distraught when my parents wouldn't allow me to
go to a Styx concert when I
was a sophomore in high school because it was on a school
night. Ironically, years later I not only saw Styx perform many times but also met
them in person on several occasions. I had talked with
original Styx member
JY briefly a few times over
the years and it was always a pleasure - but having this one-on-one
conversation with him was extraordinary.
James "JY" Young is an original member of Styx (they've been together since around 1970) and as you listen to this podcast you'll realize how intelligent JY is and how passionate he is about his music.
Styx is a phenomenal band to see perform live. They are not stuck in the past, either - their new music ROCKS!
Here's what Wikipedia says about James "JY" Young:
"He may be one of the more underrated guitarists of the 70s and 80s, rarely mentioned as a guitar "hero" or influence
despite displaying excellent technique and speed on many of his solos."
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James "JY" Young is an original member of Styx (they've been together since around 1970) and as you listen to this podcast you'll realize how intelligent JY is and how passionate he is about his music.
Styx is a phenomenal band to see perform live. They are not stuck in the past, either - their new music ROCKS!
Here's what Wikipedia says about James "JY" Young:
"He may be one of the more underrated guitarists of the 70s and 80s, rarely mentioned as a guitar "hero" or influence
despite displaying excellent technique and speed on many of his solos."
SUBSCRIBE THROUGH ITUNES HERE
The whole election system at Rock n\' Roll Hall of Fame is pretty lame. Just a bunch of guys who think they\'re the final word in what\'s \"cool.\" There are a lot of acts who deserve to be there that aren\'t.