In this video, I interview singer songwriter and keyboardist Roger Joseph Manning Jr. of Jellyfish, Imperial Drag, The Moog Cookbook, and The Lickerish Quartet. Enjoy!
Hello from New Mexico. I really enjoyed this conversation you had with Roger. He played on one of our albums but I've never really talked to him too much. I love finding interviews! I especially loved the discussion with him about songwriting. Thanks! -Little Bobby
Great job! It felt to me that Roger enjoyed your interview/conversation. I’m glad you got a lot of his life story out there. Keep it up. Much respect to you.
I saw Jellyfish twice on the Spilt Milk Tour in Detroit and both shows were excellent. They opened for Tears for Fears at the Fox Theatre and half the crowd was in the lobby drinking during their flawless set.
I saw them 3 times in Detroit, but they opened up for Wolrd Party the first time. But also got to see Roger with Imperial Drag also when they toured. Went by myself cause no one was wanting to see them other than me. St Andrews I think was a better fit them for those shows, since it was smaller
I had to turn this off even though I love Roger, cause your nervousness made me unconfortable to listen and watch you... it just killed the interview IMHO. You rambled too much also and seemed to push the whole prog rock thing down his throat from the get go... I love industrial music but I would never ask Roger what he thinks of Industrial since its not really relevant.
Roger is amazing in every way, pure genius musically and socially, i could listen to him non stop, such a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.. I totally relate to his writing process as he shared, so many of the same exact scenarios in my own phases of creation and saving the lyrics for last as well, substituting with rhythmic syllable sounds along the way.
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Thanks! Roger Manning Jr's story is one of inspiration, and his music is excellent!
Hello from New Mexico. I really enjoyed this conversation you had with Roger. He played on one of our albums but I've never really talked to him too much. I love finding interviews! I especially loved the discussion with him about songwriting. Thanks! -Little Bobby
Great job! It felt to me that Roger enjoyed your interview/conversation. I’m glad you got a lot of his life story out there. Keep it up. Much respect to you.
I saw Jellyfish twice on the Spilt Milk Tour in Detroit and both shows were excellent.
They opened for Tears for Fears at the Fox Theatre and half the crowd was in the lobby drinking during their flawless set.
I saw them 3 times in Detroit, but they opened up for Wolrd Party the first time. But also got to see Roger with Imperial Drag also when they toured. Went by myself cause no one was wanting to see them other than me. St Andrews I think was a better fit them for those shows, since it was smaller
Excellent interview. Shocked it only has 47 views, but your channel will definitely gain traction if you keep it up.
It was horrible, I had to turn it off cause of how it seemed like he didnt know how to keep his thoughts collected.
This guy looks so nervous interviewing Roger lol.
I had to turn this off even though I love Roger, cause your nervousness made me unconfortable to listen and watch you... it just killed the interview IMHO.
You rambled too much also and seemed to push the whole prog rock thing down his throat from the get go... I love industrial music but I would never ask Roger what he thinks of Industrial since its not really relevant.
Disrespectful!!!
Roger is amazing in every way, pure genius musically and socially, i could listen to him non stop, such a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.. I totally relate to his writing process as he shared, so many of the same exact scenarios in my own phases of creation and saving the lyrics for last as well, substituting with rhythmic syllable sounds along the way.