Stephen Hull

Chewing the Gristle with Greg Koch

Stephen Hull is a young Wisconsin native who has taken the international blues world by storm, and connected with Greg while on tour in Buenos Aires! Blues Blast magazine called him a "blues dynamo, capable of nailing just about any blues style, yet somehow projecting a distinct, personal voice." The talk road gear and everything else on this addition of Chewing the Gristle!
2:24 - Touring Brazil, and enjoying the warmth of winter below the equator
5:12 - Escaping Wisconsin to tour the world, and honoring the Blues greats through emotive expression
13:05 - Stephen’s upcoming plans for his band, and as a solo guitar-slinger
22:44 - The importance of a good rhythm section, the question of where to live as a professional musician, and road stories from around the world
33:28 - More road stories from around the world, and the magic of home
49:06 - Nick’s on-the-road gear, and the lure of guitar acquisition
57:16 - Nick’s main guitar cost how much?? And the question of loudness on stage.
Total Length: 77:15

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Chapters

1. Stephen Hull (00:00:00)

2. Touring Brazil, and enjoying the warmth of winter below the equator (00:02:24)

3. Escaping Wisconsin to tour the world, and honoring the Blues greats through emotive expression (00:05:12)

4. Stephen’s upcoming plans for his band, and as a solo guitar-slinger (00:13:05)

5. The importance of a good rhythm section, the question of where to live as a professional musician, and road stories from around the world (00:22:44)

6. More road stories from around the world, and the magic of home (00:33:28)

7. Nick’s on-the-road gear, and the lure of guitar acquisition (00:49:06)

8. Nick’s main guitar cost how much?? And the question of loudness on stage. (00:57:16)