Show Notes
๐ง๐ YOUTH GONE MILD GUEST: SEAN MANNING.๐๐ธ
Buckle up for Season 3, Episode 16, because this one's a deep cut from the SoCal underground. English guitarist Sean Manning โ a road-tested player who logged time with HURRICANE and Quiet Riot offshoot Little Women โ teamed up with singer Paul Rafferty (the original voice of Bonham ) to form The Exiles, who spent the early '90s grinding away on the Southern California circuit and stacking up a serious pile of unreleased material from the band.
Now comes 'Turning Time,' a full-scale rework of those original ten songs โ plus five bonus tracks Manning unearthed while transferring old analog reels to digital.
Highlights include the soaring "Soul Woman," the hypnotic, Stones-flavored "Ain't No Fool," and "Soul Has No Home," which channels serious early Rod Stewart, Bad Company, The Rolling Stones and more type of energy.
Listen now for the story behind the record and much more on this Double Dose of Denim Week Interviews on the Youth Gone Mild Podcast.
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