Welcome back to our daily microseries “Shooting The Sh!t with Black Joe Lewis.” It’s been a fun ride, and here is the final webisode. As you could imagine, crazy sh!t happens on the road when you’re a touring rock n’ roll band. Here BJL breaks down his craziest road story. It involves a hooker, ’nuff said.

Happy 4th Of July. Don’t forget, a true American is not afraid to Tell ‘Em What Your Name Is!

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Welcome back to our daily microseries “Shooting The Sh!t with Black Joe Lewis.” Those that know Joe know that his music is the real deal. Here he talks about some of the stories that have inspired songs on his fantasticTell ‘Em What Your Name Is!

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I came across this list of songs, The Clear Channel Memorandum, which was given to their 1,200 stations suggesting that the songs be removed do to insensitive lyrics after the tragedy of September 11th. Here are some of note.

Louis Armstrong - “What a Wonderful World.”
The Beatles - “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.”
Buddy Holly and the Crickets - “That’ll Be the Day.”
The Drifters - “On Broadway.”
Elton John - “Bennie and the Jets.”
Frank Sinatra - “New York New York.”
Lynyrd Skynyrd - “Tuesday’s Gone.”
Tom Petty - “Free Fallin’”
Red Hot Chili Peppers - “Under the Bridge.”

* Every single song by Rage Against the Machine was banned.
* MC Hammer was the only hip hop artist banned for his song, “Have You Seen Her.”

see the whole list HERE

Let’s get sensually specific tonight, baby. I think I know what Kells next Trapped in the Closet is going to be like.