This episode is part two of the conversation Jim Anderson and I had with Steve Scott. Steve is a legendary yet obscure musician and artist who played an essential role in the integration of new wave music and art in the church in the late 70’s and early 80’s. His unique musical style and vision has had a profound effect on many. Please follow the links in the show notes to check out Steve’s albums and spoken word projects. If you enjoy Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, The Associates, The Comsat Angels and other early new wave/post-punk acts, you should check out his music and poetry. Thanks for joining us!

PLEASE check out Steve Scott at the below links:

Band Website: http://www.emotionaltourist.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stevescottart/

Bandcamp: https://stevescottpoet.bandcamp.com/community

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6z8Aht0me1GvTRVgfdVfBr?si=VHoX9mp5Q06DOY7xLb7qkg

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK_soRuuRjq71Wrwuj8HuCQ

Steve Scott's comments on Something's Got to Change

The band Suicide's track Ghost Rider 1977

Steve Scott - Tower of Babel Live with the 77's

Miriam Huffman Rockness, biography of Lilias Trotter`’A Passion for the impossible'

https://liliastrotter.com/

The band Eisley - Marvelous Things

Anna Miriam Brown https://youtu.be/yeZr7CwtfwQ

You can find Josh Rude’s music at the following links:

Josh Rude Bandcamp

Josh Rude on Facebook

Josh Rude on YouTube

You can find Post-Punk Heartstrings on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PostpunkHeartstrings

Post-punk Heartstrings can now be found on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjKWsuzqWiSY0vln1Py5ahg

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