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But tell us, is there a story behind that - the song or this - people we knew? Mr. HUTCHINSON: It's actually interesting. MARTIN: OK. First track. And that was something that was always important to me. That's kind of what I'm waiting for. You can't stay in your hotel tonight, we're flying you home.
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See her heavy make-up and cut t-shirt. But these days, I feel like that youth is listening to a lot of Vocoder recorded Lil Wayne kind of stuff. What did you grow up listening to? But I kind of thought the songs were sort of - have talked always to myself, or something like that, you know? But there was just a really high premium placed on singer-songwriters in my family, you know. Eric church rock and roll song. MARTIN: What's your method? It's never like an end of a chapter really, or a clean end. His album is a critical hit, he's winding up a 40-city tour, and he was nice enough to stop long enough to join us in NPR studio 4A. And I think I sort of tend to make them happier to cheer myself up, or something like that. I mean, a pleasant surprise.
To look at him now, you might think Eric Hutchinson has had an easy career ride to match his breezy tunes and playful lyrics. Mr. HUTCHINSON: I don't know. MARTIN: Speaking of soul... MARTIN: One of your more soulful songs on the album, "OK, It's Alright With Me. " Mr. HUTCHINSON: Thanks.
Every girl out wants to be her. And just like a real unexpected kind of frenzy. Rockin and rollin lyrics. Everything ends up being in the pop rock category. And you know, I've just been writing, and it's interesting, you know, as things continue to go better, I always - I always thought there would be sort of like a platform that I would hit or it'd be like, ah, finally I can kick the heels, you know, up and take a little break.
Mr. HUTCHINSON: More touring, I mean I've been on tour all year this year. It's, kind of, like it's a white version of soul music, you know, it's not quite there but it's... MARTIN: You'll like it, it's OK. Mr. HUTCHINSON: Yeah, exactly. Mr. HUTCHINSON: You know, I end up being cynical, and the songs, you know - but also, you know, I... Rock and roll by eric hutchinson. MARTIN: But your generation wouldn't live if it weren't cynical. And now it's also brown-eyed soul, I guess because there's just soul music here. What ends up like that? After all the travel this year, I just - I look - I feel I don't look good. MARTIN: That you're - being white or just being new to the scene?
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To me it's always got to have that sort of feeling behind it. But I mean, I think these days, it's just you need to be able to explain to somebody quickly. It's easier to get the emphasis on that one correctly. But then also, on the other side, people like Billy Joel, and the Beatles, and Paul Simon. Anyway, please solve the CAPTCHA below and you should be on your way to Songfacts. And you know, the internet turned out to be really amazing. MARTIN: Want to play it? If you go back to what they grew up listening to, it was doo-rock, it was, you know, it was also Motown, it was blues and stuff like that. And so I started kind of calling everybody that I knew, that I'd met over the years, and trying to get people together. MARTIN: Well, how will you know when you're there? And the look she gives. Jumps right into it.
It gets to be this kind of thing where it feels like I'm constantly having to work and create I guess. MARTIN: And I understand that the internet also played a role in your being discovered again, that the celebrity blogger Perez Hilton... Mr. HUTCHINSON: Yeah, Perez Hilton. MARTIN: I interviewed a guy, a spiritual leader, and he said, there's a saying in his practice: Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. We're speaking with, and having an in-studio performance by, Eric Hutchinson.
The lyrics, the hook? MARTIN: And then what happened? Mr. HUTCHINSON: I actually just had a conversation with some of my friends about this really. 'Cause If she comes home all alone the nights a bust. Mr. HUTCHINSON: Right. Reading the magazine secrets. And I was, I get the call.
Mr. HUTCHINSON: (Singing) Oh oh oh wo oh I got arrested in the dark of the night The cop got restless as he read me my rights He told me, I'm always... MARTIN: You've been listening to Tell Me More from NPR News. I mean, I feel very lucky for this, you know, I don't want to come off like I'm complaining or something. But they look the same already, why adjust. They were chastising me for allowing that term to come through. And what he's probably like. And then I got signed to Maverick Records, which is - was Madonna's label. Lately it's been a big hassle, Heineken and New Castle. But, you know, I made the album in a frustrating time.
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MARTIN: Do you think though, you know, we've used this term - we're using this term in politics, and in culture, that we're post-racial. I never had really thought about it a lot until, you know, I kind of started, when going back and thinking about my influences, and how I ended up here. If they wanna go they go. Ah na na na na na na na na na na na... Paroles2Chansons dispose d'un accord de licence de paroles de chansons avec la Société des Editeurs et Auteurs de Musique (SEAM). He's playing songs from his new album "Sounds Like This.
MARTIN: To get to that point. He's been waiting around the weekend. But then the main thing that people across the board tell me is how happy the album makes them. Mr. HUTCHINSON: I guess so. I think it's just certain people have it and certain people don't. Mr. HUTCHINSON: But, you know, I think it's like a personal thing for different people. Long as they feel like they're in control. Mr. HUTCHINSON: They are, they are.
Het gebruik van de muziekwerken van deze site anders dan beluisteren ten eigen genoegen en/of reproduceren voor eigen oefening, studie of gebruik, is uitdrukkelijk verboden. I kind of, like, have to agree with that. MARTIN: Oh, the Top 10 of iTunes, overnight? And you know, how they start their day listening to it. And it's interesting because, on the one hand, music is international because everybody understands it.
The last verse is all, you know, very uplifting, and his music just really has that positive message that comes through, and you know, and I took a lot out of that as a listener. But you would be wrong. But all's well that ends well. MARTIN: Now, the term blue-eyed soul hasn't reared its ugly head too often... Mr. HUTCHINSON: Right. Mr. HUTCHINSON: (Singing) He's been waiting around for the weekend, figuring which club to sneak in. And so, I think there was always kind of this - just a respect for the people who have the ideas, you know, who write the songs. MARTIN: You're a forgiving soul. They don't care how they get there. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. It was people who just believed in the music, you know, which was good. Another chance for cheap romance. Welcome Eric Hutchinson, thanks for joining us.
Disregard the lies that he will tell. Lately it's been a big hassle. And his MySpace page has clocked more than a million and a half hits. And he put this glowing review up on his site, which gets, you know, four million hits a day or something like that, with a link to iTunes and the MySpace page, and it just blew up overnight. MARTIN: Don't start with me.