One Hit Neighbors

Molly Jewell is someone you probably haven't heard of. That's ok. Neither did we. But our friend and cool musical neighbor is producer/guitarist Goffrey Moore (Jonatha Brooke, Brain Blade)and he turned us on to her. Turns out she's a super down to earth, humble, sweet person who makes dark, haunting, captivating music. This interview is unqiue, for an up and coming musician, in that she doesn't come bursting out of the gate with the ol' "me, me, me" showbiz routine. Listen as Molly's heart and soul slowly unravel into what is among one of our favorite One-Hit Neighbor's hang.

Songs written and performed with striking clarity. Probably like hearing James Taylor for the first time in the early 70's. No masks, no smoke, no mirrors. And best of all, Amber has an equally goes-down-easy personality making this episode so very enjoyable to listen to. Rubarth's stellar latest "Wildflowers In The Graveyard" was released September 29 2017. Buy it, and maybe a box of graham crackers too.

"One-Hit Neighbors" is Scot Sax and Steve Poltz, You want REAL? You want AUTHENTIC? You say it's not like the old days out there with amazing artists who really FEEL what they're singing and playing? HOGWASH and GOBBLY GOOK. I've seen the NEW future of rock and roll and his name is Cody Brooks! Enjoy the ride folks.

Meet Molly Tuttle! You'd have to send out a search party to try and find something not wonderful about this human being. Her music sounds as effortless as her smile and her smile makes you feel happy to share an afternoon with her. Molly has a musicality that the world could benefit and learn from. She plays in a bluegrass style within a pop music frame. She's driven but not angry. She's a hungry young artist but happy to be a part of the bigger picture. Community, Camaraderie. And she can rhyme as well as both Steve and Scot! Enjoy.

Meet Nicki Bluhm. Even if you've met her or heard her or have seen her before, this still may be the first time you're truly meeting her. That's because Bluhm is, in a way, someone she hasn't been since she was singing just for herself as a kid; new. Not that the Nicki we've seen in recent years hasn't been mesmerizing, warm, captivating and genuine. She has. But this Nicki is NOT made from concentrate. New road, new album, new world, new ways, new hometown, new days. This podcast felt more like a slumber party you don't want to end. Ladies and Gentleman, Nicki Bluhm.

Meet Chris and Eleanor aka The Mastersons! For the last seven years, The Mastersons have kept up a supremely inexorable touring schedule, performing as both the openers for Steve Earle and as members of his band, The Dukes, in addition to playing their own relentless slate of headline shows and festivals. They charmed the pants off of Scot and Steve (which was awkward at first, what with the nudity) simply by being in the room and then knocked them out when they performed 2 songs. So, in essence, Steve and Scot were naked from the waste down and knocked out. Enjoy!

Michael Weintrob by One Hit Neighbors

The son of legendary singer-songwriter Jim Croce, A.J.’s career began with his first tour at age 18 opening up for B.B. King. In the span of a 20+-year career, A.J. has headlined festivals, concerts and major listening venues worldwide. A loyal and appreciative audience and glowing press from Rolling Stone to the New York Times confirms the appeal of A.J’s genre-spanning music, with seven of his albums positioned in various radio charts including Top 40, AAA, Americana, College, and Jazz.

Scot and Steve welcome Crystal Bowersox! Crystal is a northwest Ohio native currently calling Nashville home and has built her life around music. Crystal’s love for music developed at an early age from a need to find peace in a chaotic world. Through art and creation, Crystal was able to direct her energy and emotion, finding a way to mend a mind in turmoil. For her, music was always the most effective form of catharsis, and she would play for anyone, anywhere. In her own words, “my guitar was an appendage. I couldn’t live without it.”

"One-Hit Neighbors" is Scot Sax and Steve Poltz Scot co-wrote a Grammy-winner in 2006 Steve co-wrote a worldwide smash in 1996 Scot moved to Nashville in 2014. Steve moved to Nashville in 2016 By chance, the ended up as next door neighbors. Listen as they discuss their insane lives and invite guests in each week This week is Aaron Lee Tasjan

"One-Hit Neighbors" is Scot Sax and Steve Poltz Scot co-wrote a Grammy-winner in 2006 Steve co-wrote a worldwide smash in 1996 Scot moved to Nashville in 2014. Steve moved to Nashville in 2016 By chance, the ended up as next door neighbors. Listen as they discuss their insane lives and invite guests in each week This week is Grant Lee Philips