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1/20/1946 - 01/16/2025
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PODCASTS
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Episode 1: Frozen Moments From The Reunion Show
Episode 2: Deconstructing "I Will"
Episode 3 Deconstructing "Headlights"
Episode 4: Parental Support and Getting Kicked Out Of Bands
Episode 5: The Origin of Henry's Child Part 1
Episode 6: The Origin of Henry's Child Part 2
Episode 7: Tobby and Thom Talk
Episode 8 : Between The Bands Part 1 of 3
Episode 9: Between The Bands Part 2 of 3
Episode 10: Between The Bands Part 3
Episode 11: Update for Benefit Show Tonight
Episode 12: Platitudes, Previews and Participation
Episode 13 : Kevin and Sebastian Talk Influence
Episode 14 : Show and Shoot Update
Episode 15 : Sebastian Phoenix - Bonding with Brother Bands
Episode 16 : Kevin from Vial...Experiment
Episode 17 - Space Metal Sermon with Carey Rich
Episode 18 - Greg Gillispie
Episode 19 : Jarrett Holly - Commitment To His Craft, Part 1
Episode 20 - Jarrett Holly: Commitment To His Craft, Part 2
Episode 21 - Guitars Under The Stars Announcement
Episode 22 Jon Boldt and Elemental Records, Part 1
Episode 23 - Jon Boldt and Elemental Records, Part 2
Episode 24 - Carl Sundberg
Episode 25 - Brian Forster
Episode 26 - Deconstructing "Minding My Clarity"
Episode 27 - Getting Ready for GUTS
Episode 28 - Howard Libes Part 1
Episode 29 - Howard Libes Part 2
Episode 30 - September Shows
Episode 31 - Darren Linder
Episode 32 - Daniel Riddle
Episode 33 - Andre Hagestedt
Episode 34: October Shows
Episode 35: Jake Morton
Episode 36: Rex Morningstar
Episode 37 - Logan Hawkes
Episode 38: Soriah
Episode 39: Farmer Greif
Episode 40: Carey Rich ~ Space Metal Sermon, Part 2
Episode 41 - Thom Talks Shotski's and Sooner Or Later
Episode 42 Getting Ready For Shotskis
Episode 43 - Scott Watkins and After The Rain
Episode 44 - Grants Pass Gabbin' web
Episode 45 - Refrain
Episode 46: Keith Brown
Episode 49: John Colgate
Episode 50: "Only Man"
Episode 52: Release Show Line Up Announced
Episode 54: Andy Makin Part 1
Episode 57: Missing Music Part 1
Episode 58: Missing Music Part 2
Episode 59 - September's Parking Lot Show
Episode 61 - Revisiting DeConstructing "Headlights"
Episode 62 - Releasing Human Being Video
Episode 63 - Missing Music Part 3 and New Streaming Albums
Episode 64 - Missing Music "Non-Powered Flight"
Episode 65 - A Matter of Timing
Episode 66 - Missing Music 6: End of You
Episode 67 - Missing Music 7: Reasonable Doubt
Episode 69 - Jace Edwards Interview Andrew for Run-A-Mucca Festival
Episode 70 - Jace Edwards, Part 1
Episode 71 - Jace Edwards Part 2
Episode 72 - Roseburg, NFT's and a Possible John Henry's?
Episode 73 - From "Me" to "We" ~ Why Live Music Is Essential for Moving Forward
Episode 74 - Ushering In A New Eugene Scene
Episode 75 - The Paradox of Presence
Episode 76 - Introducing The Bands for 9/30/22 Show at the WOW Hall
Episode 77 - Music from the Bands Performing 9/30/22 at the WOW Hall with Henry's Child
Episode 78: March Shows and AI Lyrics
Episode 79: Presley Perez ~ Arpender, TV People, Black Market Charity Tapes
Episode 80: Jason Alan Cripe
Episode 81: NW Best Street Fest & Podcasting 2.0
Episode 82: Seven Second Circle Shows for July
Episode 83 - "Failure" Cover Songs
ABOUT HENRY'S CHILD
The early/mid 90's were an amazing time for live music and the Northwest music scene in Eugene was drenched in talented and exceptional bands. This creative collective included Henry's Child.
Henry's Child was part of the Eugene Art Culture, concoting a mix of psychedlic, heavy and sometimes eclectic music that not only fit well with the time but strongly stands up today. It was this varied mix that quickly brought Henry's Child to the forefront of local and regional bands. In fact, Henry's Child was so diverse that they opened for national acts like "Five for Fighting" (in San Francsico) and "Testament".
What made Henry's Child stand out is a combination of stage presence and recognition outside the state, with Preliminary Grammy Award nominations from NARAS and a regimented touring scheduled before the days of iPhones and Facebook.
Henry's Child is back. Older but wiser and able to display the maturity of a band who didn't rely on a formula to succeed. Henry's Child produces music that spans any sort of "generation gap" and can go form delicate to brooding in a matter of seconds all while still captivating the audience.
Check out our Historical Archive and see if you were at any of these shows...
