Joe Pernice - Signed

Shop the products in this show: https://links.talkshop.live?media_type=show&pk=JEHoaODC9TUx&sck=JEHoaODC9TUx&show_id=54735&sid=13177&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftalkshop.live%2Fshop%2FJEHoaODC9TUx%3Futm_campaign%3Dshow_54735%26utm_content%3Dvideo_RVtrSOfrKVM%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_source%3Dyoutube%26utm_term%3Dyt_page_UCBclVIteZV3uUImGKehnXxA&utm_campaign=show_54735&utm_content=video_RVtrSOfrKVM&utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube&utm_term=yt_page_UCBclVIteZV3uUImGKehnXxA *Signed Cover* Join Joe Pernice on the Rock n Roll channel to talk about his new album, Sunny, I Was Wrong. Pernice has been catching songs for thirty years now, first with the alt-country legends Scud Mountain Boys and then with the indie-pop mainstays Pernice Brothers. In both of those groups he etched bittersweet stories out of songs that echo Jimmy Webb, Burt Bacharach, and Paul Williams. He’s the rare artist who can record a Barry Manilow covers album that doesn’t drip with condescension or irony. With Sunny, the album gradually came into focus—or at least an idea of an album. “I knew I wanted to make a studio record, and I knew I wanted to make a record. I didn’t want just a hodgepodge of tunes. I didn’t want to make a concept record, but I wanted something that needs to be heard from start to finish. I wanted it to be a destination.