My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan
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Musicians, writers, actors and more talk about the music they love and how it's influenced and inspired them. Guests include Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Isbell, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Bob Odenkirk, Benmont Tench, Neil Finn and more.
Episodes
- 462. Gordie Sampson on Dire Straits 'Brothers in Arms' (1985)
Gordie Sampson joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss Dire Straits' 1985 album 'Brothers in Arms.' He talks about the recording technology, the stories behind the songs, and his personal connection to the album.
- 461. Paul McCartney's 21st Century with Steven Cockcroft
Steven Cockcroft and Jeremy Dylan discuss Paul McCartney's 21st century albums, including Driving Rain and McCartney III. They explore the music and critical narrative surrounding these works.
- 460. Angel White on Ray LaMontagne 'Trouble' (2004)
Texas country artist Angel White joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss Ray LaMontagne's 2004 debut album, Trouble. They explore the album's vocal influence, its legacy as a collection of songwriter demos, and how it continues to shape White's musi…
- 459. Zach Williams (The Lone Bellow) on D'Angelo 'Voodoo' (2000)
Zach Williams, lead singer of The Lone Bellow, joins the podcast to discuss D'Angelo's 2000 album Voodoo. They examine the making of the record at Electric Lady Studios, D'Angelo's musical collaborations, and how the album influenced Willi…
- 458. Top 10 Films of 2025 with Charles Hood & Drew Taylor
Filmmaker Charles Hood and The Wrap's Drew Taylor join host Jeremy Dylan to discuss and debate their top ten films of 2025. This episode marks the shortest installment of the annual holiday tradition.
- 457. Hillary Reynolds on Fleetwood Mac 'The Dance' (1997)
Singer-songwriter Hillary Reynolds joins the podcast to discuss Fleetwood Mac's 1997 live album, The Dance. She explores how the band's interpersonal history, vocal versatility, and melodic style have influenced her own music and perspecti…
- 456. Peter Morén (Peter Bjorn and John, SunYears) on Stina Nordenstam 'And She Closed Her Eyes' (1994)
Peter Morén joins the podcast to discuss Stina Nordenstam’s 1994 album, 'And She Closed Her Eyes'. They explore the record's production, its intimate sound, and Nordenstam's elusive artistic career.
- 455. Dillon Warnek on Randy Newman 'The Randy Newman Songbook Vol. 1' (2003)
Singer-songwriter Dillon Warnek discusses Randy Newman’s 'The Randy Newman Songbook Vol. 1', exploring Newman's songwriting style, the use of sarcasm, and his influence. The episode also covers Newman's film scores and vocal delivery.
- 454. Paulina Porizkova on ELO 'Out of the Blue' (1977)
Host Jeremy Dylan talks with Paulina Porizkova about the Electric Light Orchestra's 1977 album 'Out of the Blue'. Porizkova discusses how the record soundtracked her early career in Paris and explores why the album's themes resonated with…
- 453. Marshall Crenshaw on Bo Diddley '16 All-Time Greatest Hits' (1964)
Singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Bo Diddley's '16 All-Time Greatest Hits.' They explore the album's influence, the Bo Diddley sound, studio recording techniques, and how this record impacted Crenshaw's…
- 452. Peter Ames Carlin on Bruce Springsteen 'Born to Run' (1975)
Author Peter Ames Carlin discusses his book about Bruce Springsteen and the 1975 album 'Born to Run.' The conversation covers Springsteen's career development, personal history, the evolution of the song 'Thunder Road,' and the album's las…
- 451. Brian Dunne on Bruce Springsteen 'The River' (1980)
Singer-songwriter Brian Dunne discusses Bruce Springsteen's 1980 album 'The River' on My Favorite Album. They explore the album's thematic connection to 'Darkness on the Edge of Town,' the E Street Band's sound, and Dunne's personal experi…
- Inside David Byrne's American Utopia: An Audio Documentary (remixed and remastered)
This episode features a remixed and remastered edition of the 2021 audio documentary exploring David Byrne's American Utopia concert show.
- 450. Dylan Sevey on Weird Al Yankovic 'Running With Scissors' (1999)
Multi-instrumentalist Dylan Sevey joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss the 1999 Weird Al Yankovic album 'Running with Scissors'. They explore Yankovic's influence on musical comedy, his parody style, and the work of the tribute band Weird Pa…
- 449. Paul Thorn on Marshall Crenshaw 'Marshall Crenshaw' (1982)
Paul Thorn discusses Marshall Crenshaw's 1982 debut album on My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan. Thorn shares his personal connection to the record, which he discovered while growing up in Mississippi.
- 448. Ryan Davis on Mayo Thompson 'Corky's Debt To His Father' (1970)
Singer-songwriter Ryan Davis discusses Mayo Thompson's 1970 solo album, Corky's Debt To His Father, on My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan. They cover the album's cult status, its production, and how Davis convinced Thompson to perform the…
- 447. Shelby Means on Alison Krauss & Union Station 'So Long So Wrong' (1997)
Bluegrass musician Shelby Means joins the podcast to discuss Alison Krauss & Union Station's 1997 album 'So Long So Wrong'. They discuss the record's production, its influence on Means, and her personal experience working with members of t…
- 446. Ian Stewart (Asleep At The Wheel) on Fiddlers 4 'Fiddlers 4' (2002)
Ian Stewart of Asleep at the Wheel joins the show to discuss the 2002 album 'Fiddlers 4'. Stewart explores the unique fusion of fiddle styles, technical musicianship, and the lasting impact of this super-group project.
- 445. Sierra Hull on Alison Krauss & Union Station 'So Long So Wrong' (1997)
Sierra Hull joins the podcast to discuss Alison Krauss & Union Station's 1997 bluegrass album, 'So Long So Wrong'. They explore the record's impact and its role in introducing a new generation to the genre.
- 444. Dom Flemons on Linda Martell 'Color Me Country' (1970)
Musician and historian Dom Flemons joins the podcast to discuss Linda Martell's 1970 album, Color Me Country, on My Favorite Album with Jeremy Dylan.
- 443. Will Johnson on The Replacements 'Let It Be' (1984)
Will Johnson joins the podcast to discuss The Replacements' 1984 album 'Let It Be'.
- 442. Kayla Hall (Moody Joody) on Shania Twain 'Come On Over' (1997)
Kayla Hall of the band Moody Joody joins the podcast to discuss Shania Twain's 1997 album, 'Come On Over'.
- 441. Sean McConnell on David Wilcox 'How Did You Find Me Here?' (1989)
Songwriter Sean McConnell discusses David Wilcox's 1989 album 'How Did You Find Me Here?' on this episode of My Favorite Album. McConnell reflects on the singer-songwriter classic and mentions his own latest release, SKIN.
- 440. Will Welch on OutKast 'ATLiens' (1996)
GQ and Pitchfork's Will Welch discusses the OutKast album 'ATLiens' with host Jeremy Dylan. Their conversation covers the album's impact, the Dungeon Family, the duo's creative trajectory, and Welch's documentary on Jason Isbell.
- 439. Hannah Aldridge on Radiohead 'Hail to the Thief' (2003)
Musician Hannah Aldridge joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss her childhood favorite album, Radiohead's 2003 release, Hail to the Thief.
- 438. Steven Cockcroft (Nothing is Real) on George Harrison 'Living in the Material World' (1973)
Steven Cockcroft of the Nothing is Real podcast joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss George Harrison's 1973 solo album, Living in the Material World. They cover the album's production, Harrison's songwriting, and his career context, alongside mem…
- Emma Swift on Marianne Faithfull 'Broken English' (repost in tribute to Marianne Faithfull)
In this repost from 2016, Jeremy Dylan and guest Emma Swift discuss Marianne Faithfull's classic album, 'Broken English', exploring its impact on Faithfull's career and music history. This episode serves as a tribute following the passing…
- 437. Top Ten Films of 2024 ft Charles Hood and Drew Taylor from Light the Fuse
Film director Charles Hood and journalist Drew Taylor join host Jeremy Dylan to count down their favorite films of 2024. Jeremy Dylan also shares his personal list of the top ten movies of the year.
- Jack Colwell on Tori Amos 'Boys for Pele' (repost in memory of Jack)
In this tribute episode, host Jeremy Dylan re-shares a conversation with the late Jack Colwell about his musical hero, Tori Amos, and her album 'Boys for Pele'. The episode explores Amos's influence as a pop artist who blended classical mu…
- 436. Katie Pearlman on Sarah McLachlan 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy' (1993)
Musician Katie Pearlman joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss Sarah McLachlan's 1993 album, Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. They explore the influence of the record and Pearlman's own recent EP, Fumbling Towards Glory.
- 435. Novak (Polish Club) on Artic Monkeys 'Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino' (2018)
Novak from Polish Club joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Arctic Monkeys' 2018 album, Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino. They explore the album's departure from previous work, its sci-fi concept, and the importance of artistic evolution in…
- 434. Queenie on Dan Auerbach 'Waiting on a Song' (2017)
Singer-songwriter Queenie joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Dan Auerbach's 2017 solo album, 'Waiting on a Song'. Queenie shares her personal connection to the music, the album's Nashville influences, and how its production style inspired…
- 433. Michelle Brasier on 'Once' by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová (2007)
Michelle Brasier joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss the soundtrack to the film Once by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová. They explore her personal connection to the film, her career in comedy, and reflections on grief.
- 432. Chloe Maddren on Amy Winehouse 'Frank' (2003)
Comedian Chloe Maddren joins the podcast to discuss Amy Winehouse's 2003 debut album, Frank. The conversation covers the album's jazz influences, its contrast with Back to Black, Maddren's personal connection to the music, and her own care…
- 431. Andy Golledge on Bob Dylan 'Blood on the Tracks' (1975)
Andy Golledge joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss Bob Dylan's 1975 album 'Blood on the Tracks'. Topics include the album's songwriting, its contrast to earlier work, the recording sessions, and its influence on Golledge's own music.
- 430. Steven Hyden on Bruce Springsteen 'Born in the USA' (1984)
Author Steven Hyden discusses Bruce Springsteen's 1984 album Born in the USA, exploring its cultural impact, legacy, and themes as detailed in his book, There Was Nothing You Could Do.
- 429. Emily Wurramarra on Cleo Sol 'Gold' (2023)
Emily Wurramarra joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Cleo Sol's 2023 album, 'Gold'. They cover topics including community, optimism, religious themes, and the role of music in parenthood.
- 428. The Revered Shawn Amos on Junior Wells Blues Band with Buddy Guy 'Hoodoo Man Blues' (1965)
Jeremy Dylan and The Reverend Shawn Amos discuss Junior Wells' 1965 album 'Hoodoo Man Blues', featuring Buddy Guy. They explore the album's musical influence, its place in blues history, and how the genre continues to evolve.
- 427. Carla Geneve on The Drones 'Wait Long By the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By' (2005)
Carla Geneve joins Jeremy Dylan to discuss The Drones' 2005 album, 'Wait Long By the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By'. The conversation covers the album's intensity, lyrics, and influence on guitarists, as well as its im…
- 426. Matthew Milia (Frontier Ruckus) on Paul and Linda McCartney 'RAM' (1971)
Singer-songwriter Matthew Milia joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss Paul and Linda McCartney's 1971 album RAM. They explore the album's production, lyrical themes, and its lasting influence on indie music.
- 425. Ken Womack on his book about Beatles road manager Mal Evans, 'Living the Beatles Legend' (2023)
Author Ken Womack joins the podcast to discuss his biography of Beatles road manager Mal Evans, 'Living the Beatles Legend'. They explore Evans' archival materials, his integral role within the band, and his influence on the Beatles' story.
- 424. Deirdre Kelly on her book 'Fashioning the Beatles: The Looks That Shook The World' (2023)
Author Deirdre Kelly discusses her book 'Fashioning the Beatles: The Looks That Shook The World' with host Jeremy Dylan. They explore the evolution of the band's style, their impact on fashion culture, and the significance of their various…
- 423. Jeremiah Fraites (The Lumineers) on Radiohead 'Ok Computer' (1997)
Jeremiah Fraites of The Lumineers discusses Radiohead's 1997 album 'OK Computer'. He reflects on his evolving appreciation for the band, the album's production, and his own piano arrangement of 'No Surprises' on 'Piano Piano 2'.
- 422. Ed Nash (Bombay Bicycle Club) on Kurt Vile 'Smoke Ring for My Halo' (2011)
Ed Nash of Bombay Bicycle Club discusses Kurt Vile's 2011 album, 'Smoke Ring for My Halo', and its influence on his own musical approach. They cover the album's soundscape, Vile's guitar style, and the record's role as a tour soundtrack.
- 421. Mia Dyson on Talking Heads 'Stop Making Sense' (1984)
Mia Dyson joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss the Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense. They reflect on the film's production, its influence on Dyson's own music and career, and why it remains a timeless musical work 40 years later.
- 420. Top Ten Films of 2023 with Light the Fuse's Drew Taylor and Charles Hood
In this year-end episode of My Favorite Album, host Jeremy Dylan is joined by filmmakers and podcast hosts Charles Hood and Drew Taylor to discuss and debate their top ten films of 2023.
- 419. Bec Charlwood on Primus 'Sailing The Seas of Cheese' (1991)
Bec Charlwood joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss the 1991 album Sailing The Seas of Cheese by Primus.
- 418. Al Matcott on Bob Dylan 'Street Legal' (1978)
Melbourne singer-songwriter Al Matcott discusses Bob Dylan's 1978 album Street Legal on My Favorite Album. They explore the album's sound, themes, production history, and Dylan's broader musical influence.
- 417. Gareth Liddiard on Spencer P Jones and the Nothing Butts (2012)
Gareth Liddiard joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss the album 'Spencer P Jones and the Nothing Butts' by Spencer P Jones. Liddiard shares details about the recording process and his personal history with the late musician.
- 416. Fanny Lumsden on The Chicks 'Home' (2002)
ARIA-winning singer-songwriter Fanny Lumsden discusses the influence of The Chicks' 2002 album, 'Home', on her life and musical development. The conversation covers the record's origins, songwriting contributions, and the band's fusion of…