Confessions of a Wedding Band
Join us for a wild ride through the decades as we delve into the backstage antics, misadventures, and enduring camaraderie of The Martini Shot, a local Colorado band that’s been keeping it real for over 20 years.
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16. The Day I Quit the Band (opens the original)
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In this episode, the guys talk about band fights, almost-breakups, and all the times someone quit the band only to somehow hire themselves back later. From creative disagreements to road-worn frustrations, they dig into the arguments and awkward moments that come with keeping a local band together for decades. The episode wraps up with a discussion about their original song “This Highway,” first released on the band’s 2002 EP and later re-recorded during COVID in 2020.
15. Stoner Thanksgiving (opens the original)
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In this episode, the guys tell the story behind “Stoner Thanksgiving,” a late-night Martini Shot memory after a gig in Littleton, Colorado. After the show, Brian made a convenience store run and came back with enough random late-night snacks to feed an army. The massive junk food spread quickly earned the nickname “Stoner Thanksgiving,” and the story has stuck with the band ever since. The episode wraps up with a discussion about their original song “Only For Tonight” from the 2005 album Dry and
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