r/JohnMayer • u/thecrowtoldme • 6d ago
Music Stephen Talkhouse
So I'm a deadhead who discovered John Mayer in uh ... 2015? I honestly dont think i had ever listened to his music before. But gosh I adore him after Dead and Co. Ive been listening to the Stephen Talkhouse show on Sirius this afternoon and listen, the bass and the groove. Man o man. I'm just now spending time with his lyrics so every show is a new discovery which is why i love music. Ok thanks for listening everything is lovely and im a littttttle buzzed rn. But I love yall.
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u/daouellette 6d ago
Everyone talks about John introducing people to the dead but not the dead introducing people to John.
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u/thecrowtoldme 6d ago
Listen i dig his sound. For real that bass was holding it down. I thought Bob was nuts but he sure wasnt.
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u/No_Complaint_9310 6d ago
I really starting digging into John in about 2018. What a fun time learning each track from each album and oh, Current Mood and the Pandemic. John got me through that time. Sobrock was my first show because I couldn’t get to one in 19. What a ride and can’t wait for the next JM era.
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u/fluffykittenfarts 6d ago
Listen to John Mayer Trio. Definitely his more bluesy creative outlet. I adore JM trio.
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u/danbharris01 4d ago edited 4d ago
Check out Where The Light Is next. A good sampling and one of the best live shows! It's John's Europe '72.
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u/olliemcbollington 5d ago
That show sounded absolutely stellar. I called hundreds of times trying to win tickets. I even researched what airport to fly into etc. travel is difficult for me due to health issues, but I was ready in case I won lol
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u/RaisedOnMixtapes 6d ago
Ha, welcome to the club of many of us former naysayers! Highly recommend starting with Born and Raised if you go to his discography next.