New York-based jazz bassist, band leader, and educator Alex Tremblay joins us for episode 221. We discuss (and hear selections from) his latest recording, People and Places on La Reserve Records. Plus, Collin Zreet brings pairing suggestions for American Brown ales.

Tony brings a Late-Ass Album Review segment on Gil-Scott Heron's 1981 album, Reflections. Also, Jerry talks about his experience at Little Beer V in Duluth, GA, and Collin Zreet talks food pairing with American Amber Ale.

We did have some garbles in the show due to connection issues. We tried to remove as much of that as possible and apologize for any interruption in your audio experience.

Additional discussion notes

Yukimi - For You

Jack J - Opening the Door

Smokin' George from Bluejacket (actually 6% abv)

All About Beer

Butcher Brown - Letters From the Atlantic

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - IC 02 Bogota

This week KooTonyD takes the interviewer seat to speak with Mike Williams of Wild Revival Craft Cocktails in Denton, TX. Mike shares how he and business partner Andrew Martin developed the concept of Wild Revival and what makes them unique in the Dallas / Ft. Worth bev-alc scene. Listen to find out where you can grab some cans locally as well as their distribution spots outside of Texas.

For this episode's Tasting Notes segment with Collin Zreet, you'll get some great pairing suggestions for American Pale Ale beers.

Additional conversation notes:

Union Bear Brewing Company - Denton

Alulu Brewpub

Moor’s Brewing Company

Run the Jewels

DJ Shadow

De La Soul

Cozy Cole G

Quiktastic

Bass Angels