Aaron Lee Tasjan - Walking The Floor Episode 70

Episode 71 – Aaron Lee Tasjan

This Week On Walking The Floor

Psychedelic cosmic rock ‘n’ roller Aaron Lee Tasjan discusses the merits of micro-dose infused songwriting, bedazzled thrift store suits, and playing the role of Johnny Thunders in the reformed NY Dolls on this week’s “Walking The Floor.”

 

About The Guest

Whether playing guitar in the late incarnation of riotous glam-rock innovators the New York Dolls, the gender-bending, envelope-pushing sleaze n’ tease arena rock band Semi Precious Weapons, the Neil Young-signed alt-country act Everest, British roots rock band Alberta Cross, Southern rock stalwarts Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ or even as frontman of the devilishly cleverly-named Heartbreakers meets Replacements rockers Madison Square Gardeners, East Nashville-based musician Aaron Lee Tasjan has always considered himself a songwriter first and foremost, writing his own off-kilter folk-inflected songs since he picked up his first acoustic as a teen guitar prodigy.

Still interested? Visit the artist’s official website or Wikipedia entry to learn more about this episode’s guest.

 

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