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Glen led smooth alt rock legends Toad the Wet Sprocket from ’88 to ’97 through six albums, has released 7 often folky solo albums (and 3 more Toad albums since their reunion) since then plus various side projects.
We discuss “Old Habits Die Hard” by Toad (a 2020 single), “Leaving Oldtown” from his latest solo release, Swallowed by the New (2016), and “One Wind Blows” from Toad’s debut, Bread and Circus (1988). We conclude by listening to the title track from the 2021 Toad album Starting Now. Intro: “All I Want” from fear (1991). For more see glenphillips.com and toadthewetsprocket.com.
Watch the video for “All I Want.” Another of their big songs (which Glen points out for its chord progression by guitarist Todd Nichols) was “Walk on the Ocean.” Here they are live post-reunion and back in the day. The opening track from his most recent solo album is “Go.” Watch Glen playing “Leaving Oldtown” live solo. Here’s a full solo acoustic show from 2013.
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Nakedly Examined Music is a podcast about making music: Why do we do it? Why do we do it the way we do it? Mark Linsenmayer interviews songwriters and composers famous and otherwise about specific recordings, which are presented in full on the podcast.
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